The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-02
lALK OF THE TOWN.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver, 81 Burr's

Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver, 81 Burr's
Standard fashions always reliable; At
Perrys. Sheets free.
Trunks, bags and suit eases from the
Frank McWbOrter company.
r. n. corset Il one 81 the best; you
will hnd them AZ pcrry's,
SIX good BARRIERS al Niers' sanitary
barber shop. Do you 60 therel
The ladies win begin playing the week
~ golf tournament this week Wednes-
day and Thursday
A shipment Of Remington double hmm.
merless guns inst received, making us q
iirst-class stock Of shotguns. Earl Shep-
ard GO.
The u. q. p. AL viii hold dance n
X. Of G. hall Tuesday evening May Y,
60 which ire public Is cordially invited.
Admission, rs cents.
j. B. Jackson, who was run over BY
his own wagon, when he fell from the seat
during a fainting spell last Friday after
noon. Is resting comfortably to-day, but
It viii be some time before he IS able
70 resume work, as the wheels ran over
both his legs and bruised them badly
The Womau's Missionary society IF
the Barre Congregational church viii
serve a supper III The vestry "Wednesday
at o'clock. We are hoping for 4 large
attendance and generous offering to
raise the balances 81 our approximations.
A cordial invitation is extended. Tho
men are especially welcome.
Miss Tavern Hunt treated the members
Of her Sunday school class in the Union
Sunday school To d ride to the granite
quarfies Saturday afternoon, and the
party enjoyed the trip very much. There
were eighteen young ladies and young
men, under the ehapefonage Of their
teacher, Miss Helen Burbank.
Drcamland's big feature picture to-day
a. "The Hand Of Uncle Sam" q war
drama. Abundance Of lively action IN It.
IT il based on the difficulties Of a young
adventurous American citizen in one Of
the vestpocket South American repnb
lies. II wildly shows how the hand
and long arm 81 Uncle sam can reach
out and take care of one Of his sub
iects. Al United States torpedo boat
destroyer Is used in this picture.
A good long program, headed with
"School Days is TO be seen today ~
the Bijou theatre. Two very interesting
western dramas are on the boards. "Ihe
Latest Fashion" Is one Of the really fine
comedies. TEN 81 Spades" Is probably
the best picture Of the lot. II depicts
western gamblers in their natural lile,
as one might find them any day in
some Of the boom towns of the great
southwest The song Is, My Dream Of
the y. S. A."
Among the arrivals at the City hotel
yesterday and to.dse were W G Scott,
Brandon; W. y Godfrey, Boston, Benia
min Clough, Boston; x. S. Conery, Bos
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. saubofn East
Orangei Mrs. @. T.. Parker East Barrei
b. d. Gaigo, Oxford N. "; III III Mann,
W0odsville: J. I'll Jones, Boston J. II.
Miles, Burtngtons 4. 7. Barton, Obi.
cage; @. A. Harvey. Burlington; r. H.
May, Burlingtonj George Doyle, Boston.
Among Che arrivals at the hotel Otis
Saturday night and Sunday were Mrs. "A.
E. Benedict, Boston: G. Il. Emerson, Bos
ton: A. D. Mcknight. Gfanitegille; Mrs
Doueett and children, Neabr1ok, Me-
nj Il. McCully, Syracuse NJ MI Al h.
Vincent, Detroit Aiehs Fl. A. Miller, Sc.
Paul, Afin.s james 81 Dewey, New
York Frank Knitting, New York; D. WI |
Henry Bethel; Henry Mathews, Hard
wick A. 3. Strong, PlattsburT, N. VI
Oscar x. Stevens Bangor, Me.i =. P.