The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

to-day for visit with friends.
Special for Saturday, at Barre Candy
Kitchens marshmallows i5c q pound.
Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Gray Of Whining
ton visited friends in the city to-day.
The celebrated Atlas Portland cement
Is sold BY The ~ D. Phelps company.
Miss Mary Owens returned this after.
noon from visit with relatives in Bur.
lington.
Mr. and Mrs Peter Desautels returned
this afternoon from visit with friends
in Burlington.
Miss Margaret Young went TO Bos-
ton to-day, wnere she viii remain for
several weeks.
Don't forget the lawn party and auto
ride at Dr. Archambault's on Merchant
street tonight
Carl Waterman has returned home,
after spending a few days with fela-
tiyes IN Orleans.
Petticoats, Petticoats in white and
eolors, special prices Saturday. Paris
Shirtwaist House.
sigtcen tunanas for 25c, All kinds Of
fruit, choice and fresh. Low prices at
United Fruit Store
Miss Esther Bucbap, who has been
passing two weeks in Orleans, mas re-
turned 20 her home in this city.
The man who wants four pairs @Wm.
derhosep free win read the advertise.
ment Of G. s. Andrews on last page,
Gerald and Paul French Of Orleans are
visiting 40 the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
D, s Waterman 81 Washington street.
Members 81 the Holding male chorus
are requested 10 meet IN the Methodist
church Friday evening at 7 o'clock
sharp.
Miss Sadie G. MacNeil who has been
visiting az the home Of Mr.. and Mrs,
John OLeary, returned to-day TO her
home in Boston.
The amusement committee OF the !,
o. 0. L.. NJ. IT,, will hold a social at
the home Of Mrs. David Faulkner on
Washington street Friday evening, Aug.
10, at Z o'clock.
R0senheimer was arrested later. He
denied that his automobile was in the
smash-up, despite the fact that the lamps
on his machine were broke and the front
81 the machine was damaged. The
charge was So serious that bail was not
I fixed in HE case
Miss Ia Wallace has rendered her
resignation with the Consolidated Light.
/ ing and Power company Of Montpelier
to take effect the FIRST day Of September,
SHE Is planning 20 take an extended trip
through the West and viii be gone
two months. She viii spend quite a
while at Denver, Col, with her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mari.
Mrs. Ruth Austin viii accompany her.
The y. p. S. c. f. Of tile First Rap.
list church win hold lawn social at
the home Of Mrs. Frank Cagg, l2l Hi
street. Tuesday evening Aug. p. he
sure and keep this evening open and
come and see the Pansy class give is
exhibition ~ Indian club drill They
gave the exhibition in tae church carly
this summer, and all.who saw the drill
were well pleased and spoke highly ot
their exercises. Don't miss seeing them
drll ID the open Everybody welcome,
lee cream win be served.
Thursday arrivals At hotel Otis we're
as follows; Alexander Sayeg, Wnrees-
ter. Mass, g. ID. Spaulding, Boston;
mir. and. Mrs. William Reno, PToWl-
dence, r. u; Joe Thompson, Worcester
Mass; J. J. Frawley Philadelphia; Ed.
Keene, raston; f. Il harrington, Port
land; ]. Holland G. r. McCundy, + W
/ Prescott. Bostoni II. Skeels, New York
4 Cityt G. IT, Cowies, Craftsbury; a. Best
I Springfield; G w Foss, Burlingtani L
j NJ. YetIaw, Burlington; I. a. Sawyer
! Woodsyille, n. II.
Thursday and Friday arrivals al the
CITY hotel follow. ] WI Monroe Hart
I ford. Conn; J Il. Porter, Middlehury
\ II II. Hyde, White River Junction; Mrs
I III r.. Lang, Barton; 7 j Gilbert Bos.
/ ton; Mr. and Mrs. William Bowser
4 plattsburg, N. VI; j J. Stevens, Bur
i hnpton: o. y. Luce, Stowe; w r. Hale
4 Claremont, n. HI; Mr.. aud Mrs, L. G
Hammett. East Montpelier; Mr., ans
4 Mrs. +. Il. Nathan, Boston; Mrs G ]
Knight Chelsea; G. Rust, Sheffield
Mass. G. e, Moody, N. II, Berdan, Wa
terbury; f. e. Harry, J. B, Rogers, ], i
Fromme, Boston, Ed Harrington, Bur
lington.
The management Of the Pavilion il
certainly making a tall hustle for pub
4 lie favor and seems to be meeting Will
a Justly deserved success. Five hundred
new opera chairs have been installed
/ for the comfort Of the patrons. Tn
/ show maintains remarkably nlgl
standard Of excellence III both pictures
ana vaudeville. ME new vaudeville nets
/ that came yesterday made 4 big hii
| last night Ed keene IS excellent and
was forced to do an extra number after
4 taking several bows. VIII and May
| Reno kept the house in constant up
rear Of laughter and proved to be one
OF the best laughing acts ever seen at
the Pavilion.
8The Long Trailp at Dreamland the
atre: The sure and answering JUS
tiee Of the frontier Is thrillingly told in
this story. A renegade Nett, who has
killed an old Indian IN the attempt to
rob his traps, is pursued through sum
mer and winter by two yoyagers RI
nally, after seemingly msumountable
obstacles have been overcome. Nett is
captured and brought back to the post
| for punishment interviewer with the
main incident Is the very beautiful and
touching story Of Natoosna, daughter Of
the Indian killed BY the renegade Nett
whose devotion and gratitude TO the
avengers Of her father forms a theme
II ;l.,,et Ma a4teY,,n4 ~ avar.