The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
TALK OF The TOWN

See the new dress goods at The
Vaughan Store.
d. a. Perry went to Mortified this
morning on a business visit.
Donald Smith left last night for visit
in Boston and Worcester, Mass
J. C. Marshall Of Rutland was bust
ness visitor in this city to-day.
The best barber shop service Is none
too good for any man. Try Miers'.
Robert Gordon has returned from a
visit with friends in Laconia, n H.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Allen went to
Washington to-day 10 attend the fair.
Mrs George Troup, j.. returned last
night from a six weeks visit IN Maine.
Arthur G. TiIden and P. NJ. Depatie
attended the fair at Washington to-
day
David Pombrio went 70 Rouses Point,
n. X, last night for visit with rela-
tiyes.
Mr. and Nrs. waIdron Shields re-.
turned yesterday from a weeks visit in
Boston.
Mrs. M Lee Aiken and children went
to Marshheld to-day for visit with
relatives.
Remember the dramatic recital at the
uniyersalist church tomorrow evening,
September Q.
Charles Collins and Gerry Blanchard
returned Yesterday from a fishing trip to
Mallett's bay.
Thursday Il special ice cream day.
Mascott's famous, 25 cents per quart,
IS cents per pint.
The recital at the Uniyersalist church,
September 2, Is given under the auspices
Of the Ladies Union
Mrs. Emile Doran returned to her
home in Milford, Mass. to-day after
visit with relatives IN this city.
w C. Reynolds Is attending the auto.
mobile races in Lowell, Mass, making
the trip TO Lowell in his auto.
William Nelson Of Northfeld was
visitor IN this city to-day and left this
afternoon TO work 10 South Ryegate.
A statement Of an bills contracted BY
the Labor day committee is requested 10
be sent at once TO James Mutch, secretly,
Some Of the steel for the new building
which Rowland Brothers and Cave are
erecting has arrived and il is expected
that the frame will be started within
few days.
w. J. Webster, who has been employed
as a foreman in The local Central Yer.
mont railroad yard, has completed his
duties there and will 20 to Providence,
r. l., where he has a position.
Co n, wisl hold a dance Friday night,
September 10, in Armory hall, Montpsl
fer The Montpelier band orchestra win
furnish music. Special car for Barre
after the dance. Admission, 50 cents,
ladies free.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday we're n R. Lovett, Rochester, n.
Y.s j. II summer Miss Jessie kilburn,
Bottom; J. III Comber, New York II A.
Brown, Burlington; w n White St.
Albans, F. n Fletcher. Hardwick Viii
liam Davidson, Providence, r.. I.
The Comique to-day has lively laugh
producing program. brimful Of the stuff
that laughs are made Of MY Wife's
Gone to the Country also sam Not
Wanted In the Family" Two extra
good comedy subjects anyone inclined
toward fun viii enjoy q hearty laugh
every minute during the presentation Of
the two pictures
The Biiou offers to-day. along with
some other good pictures, Wonders OF
Nature II is a Aim showing the mar
wells Of beauty IN The many waterfalls
near Twin Falls, Idaho. The famous
Shoshone falls are shown and are espe
eialIy beautiful II il doubtful II nature
was ever more truly depicted on the
canvas than in this picture Remember, |
the Biiou changes pictures every, day
now.
Todsy's Burlington Free Press has the |
following Of interest about Mrs Nellie /
Braley and II O. Griffith who sang at a
concert in Burlington last night: Mrs.
Braley, who lately returned 70 Burling /
ton from Barre, was cordially welcomed. |
Her voice has lost none Of the sweetness
which characterized 1t when she was /
resident Of Burlington and She win be /
! distinct addition 70 the eity's musical /
circles. Mr.. Grifaths is one Of the best +
tenors heard in Burlington in 8 long
time and the audience would have enjoy /
cd hearing him IN other selections.
Barre theatre aners should bear in
mind that Incle Dave Holcomh,a which /
will be produced at the Barre opera /
house this evening, has made good"
in its short history, having started al +
N. II, only d week ago
and being now on short trip prior to
opening at the Globe theatre in Boston (
Tor months stay. Wherever it has
been shown, the audiences have been
very much pleased, in Burlington Mon
DAY night and Montpelier last night,
A. Fl. McISechnie, who Is newspaper
man on the New York Herald generally,
Is business manager Of this company
and he is beginning % think
that his wife wasn't wrong when she
urged him to quit newspaper work,
One who Il in the habit Of seeing mo
ion pictures in various theatres every
lay and who Is a competent and keen
observer, has the following 70 say Of
THE Stampede to-day at Dreamland-
The atmosphere OF the whole picture is
.eal. he photographs we're taken on
I'D ranch III Texas The hundreds Of
iorses, wild and unruly, herded BY regu
ar cowboys, is most interesting Later
Il the pictures, when the big stampede
,omes IN. from which the film derives
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