The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
TALK OF THE TOWN
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w. n. Hadley, who has been quite
sick, is reported as much improved and
able to sit up.
Howard Reid returned this morning
TO Norwich university after a visit at
his home last night.
w. II. Gladding OF Randolph was
visitor in this city yesterday on business
and calling on friends.
The vigilance committee Of the Good
Government club will meet nc the usual
place, Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock.
Over the Teacups club will meet with
Mrs. Richardson for Lincoln social on
Thursday afternoon at the usual hour.
Fred Bryan returned to his home In
Waterbury yesterday after working at
browns drug store for the past two
weeks.
The L. O. b. A. win give Valentine
dance newt Tuesday evening, February
10th, in the Knights OF Columbus hall.
Admission rs cents. Everybody inyit-
cd.
Dancing tonight at Hale's Pavilion.
Open at 1880. Gents 25 cents, ladies
reef The hurdy gurdy music is taking
well and all seem TO be having q good
time. Come and see.
Frank Z. Gladding was able to be out
yesterday after being confined to the
house for three weeks as the result OF
injuries which he received while oiling a
hosting gear at his granite plant.
The sermon by Rev. F. A. Poole on
Everlasting Helli" has been published
and may be obtained at the store OF
Mis- NJ. L. Walker. Price. 20 cents per
copy.
Samuel Parady returned yesterday
from st. Johnsbury, where he was called
by the illness and death of his father.
Mr.. Parady returned to SC. Johnsbury
to-day and viii reside there with his
mother.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Congre.
gational church viii hold social af-
ternoon in the vestry, Thursday. Each
member please bring sandwiches for two.
All the friends Of the church are cordially
invited.
Regular convocation Of Ruth chapter,
o. j.. s., will be held Wednesday even
ing, February 10 at 1850 o'clock. The
d. G. NJ. and d. @. p. viii be present
for the official visit. Refreshments win
be served.
There viii be a dance at Armory hall
at Montpelier, Friday evening, February
H. Music by Whittier's orchestra. Cen
eral admission so cents, ladies free. A
special car will be run to Barre after
the dance.
The men Of the Congregational church
will show their skill in the culinary art
at the mems supper to be given We'd
nesday evening, Feb. 10, in the church
vestry. 1t win cost you only 25 cents
to see what the men can do. From $50
to 1880.
The w. c. 7. u. and the !. o. G. T. |
will hold sugar social Friday evening,
February IL, in the X. of @. hall. After
a short literary program, sugar on snow
will be served, followed by marching.
Admission ten cents; refreshments ten
cents extra.
For Sale.--Farm contains ITO acres,
will keep 10 cows and team; good sweet
pastures running water; two miles from
store, church, post office, school, ETC.;
buildings insured for $500; price, $500.
Inquire at the 4. b. Cate Real Estate
Agency, Barre, VT, tel. l27-ll.
Regular meeting, New England Order
of Protection, tonight. The entertain
ment committee has provided something
unusual for this meeting. The secretary
has certificates for all those new mem
bers who have not already received them |
and they can be obtained at this meet |
ing.
The Spaulding high school basket ball |
team leaves tomorrow afternoon on a I
three days trip, playing Lttleton high |
school at Littleton, n H., Thursday |
evening, st. Johnsbury academy at st.
Johnsbury Friday evening, and at Lyndon
on Saturday evening. 1t is expected |
that Riley, who did not go to Burlington
with the team last Friday night, will
take this trip and play.
Attorney John w. Gordon returned |
last night from New York City, where |
he went last week with the expectation
OF representing the defendants in the
patent infringement case of John w.
Crier vs. lines and Mari before the Unit.
ed States circuit court Of appeals, only !,
to find that the Judge who was to pre-
side was i'll and the other Judge was
disqualified to sit in the case. He will |
return to New York the 22d of the
month for the opening OF the case on
the following day.
The Comique presented tonight and
tomorrow the great war drama, "The
in motion pictures. 1t shows
the great advantage a motion picture
version Of play has over a play pre-
scented on the stage. In the stage YER
sion of this great play, the cavalry duel
is spoken of in the pictures. II is an
actual happening and is one Of the most
thrilling situations ever witnessed in mo-
tion pictures. A troop of Union cavalry
dashing on mission of rescue suddenly
comes upon troop of mounted guer
rillas, for one moment the horses of both
forces are thrown back on their launches,
but for an instant only. Then there is
y flash of sabres, both sides leap for
ward with a mighty bound. Suddenly a
Union cayalryman is seen to break
through the guerrilla line, only to turn
again and urge his horse into the FRAY
The battle RACES until the guerrilla
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