The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

EAeuIhiOu 10 new lOlht SOV "u'' VI
page 9.
Special, white net waist at $3.50, al
Vaughan's.
Children's fleeced union suits at yealC
& Knights.
Children's "tufr hose" fleece lined, two
pairs for Zoe, at Perry's.
Il. NJ. Kempton of Stowe was among
the business visitors in the city to-day
James Harrington of Hardwick was
a business visitor in the city yester
day,
Hyder Habeb left to-day on bust
ness trip to Plainfeld and st. Johns
bury.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Davidson of South
Royalton were visitors in the city yes
terday.
The Cleaners win meet with Mis-:
Bailey Tuesday evening at SO South
Main street.
Fownes' gloves, that It pays to buy
See them; Sl.00 and Sl.25 pair, at The
vaughan store.
John Howell of Jefferson street re-
turned home last night, after passing
a week in Boston.
c. E. Allen is moving his household
goods from Perry street into the house
located at No. Cliff street.
Standard transfer patterns are pub.
ished only by Standard Fashion com.
pany. Perry's store has them.
Mrs. S. G. Crrier of st. Johnsbury is
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
James Trail of Windsor terrace.
More new hats just arrived at the
millinery parlors, corner South Main and
Ayers streets. Satisfaction guaranteed
Granite City lodge, No. $50, N. +. O.
p, viii hold its regular melting in Wood
mems hall Tuesday evening, October Is,
at 1880
Mrs. Barbara Wishart Of Camp street
returned home last night, after pass
| ing week with relatives IN Boston
and Quincy, Mass.
w. H. Messer, carpenter, builder and
slate roofer. 1873 Orange street, telephone
| Tl-ll. First-clas workmen furnished
by the day or hour.
Augustus Hancock, who has been EN-.
ployed at the Palace garage for several
months past, has returned to his home
in Chelsea for the winter
Tony Cory left the city this morning
on an extended business trip through
this state and New Hampshire. He will
be absent about two months.
James Greed, who has been spending
several days with relatives here, has re-
turned to Concord, n. H. where he is
employed in a hospital for the insane.
Examine the scalp of all school chill
dren, and if you find head lice get bot
tie of Rexall Larkspur Lotion at once.
II is sold only at the Red Cross. Safe,
sure, harmless, clean and very effective.
Madam Florence, clairvoyant and palm
list, now at the hotel Otis, is meeting
with great success. At the earnest re-
quest Of her many friends and patrons,
she will remain one week longer. Room
To.
A chicken salad supper will be served
in Woodmen's hall during interinission
before and after McEnally dance Tues
day evening, Oct rs; price, S5c per platei
can accommodate 300 people at one time.
r. II. Hawkins.
Arthur Hayes of Montreal, who has
been employed in Thomas DesIardins'
barber shop on North Main street for
the past few months, has completed
work there and with his wife will leave
for Lowell, Mass, in few days.
A meeting of the young mems Baraca
class Of the Presbyterian church viii be
held in the church vestry Tuesday even
ing. October Is at 1880, Let there be
large attendance. as business of i'm.
portance will come before the meeting
Eleetor Blair appeared in city court
yesterday afternoon and entered com
plant on himself for scrapping with
Peter Bombard, in which the latter is
said TO have received badly disfgured
eye. Blair was charged with breach
of the peace, to which he pleaded guilty
and paid fine Of S.. with costs of $500.
Before Blair was allowed TO plead, the
grand juror investigated the case and.
found that lombard was not anxious
TO complain on Blair, but minated that
he might sue him for private dam
ages.
"The Modern Prodigal," story in
symbolism, showing the result Of youths
egotism. Egotism is the most dangerous
quality man caH cultivate for it makes
us over. confident of our strength of pur-
pose. Self esteem is a fault that rarely
goes unpublished How few OF us real
i've what weaklings we are without the
guiding hand of the great Master of all.
In the opening of this Biograph subject,
we find the callow youth as he points
towards the city's spires, exclaiming to
his dear old mother, Mother, there, in
the big city, is my sphere There viii
/ turn the world over" OF he goes city
ward, ambitious and presumptuous, and
perhaps, we may add, reckless. Alas
the eity's whrl is quite a change from
the simple, quiet life in the country,
aud the youth falls victim to the
snares that beset the uusophisticated
At the Dreamland to-day.
Mrs Hugh Veale and little daughter
left last night for Chicago after hav.