The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-24
TALK OF THE TOWN


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See big auction sale adj, page Z. G.
+ Smith, auctioneer-
II viii pay you to visit the remnant
counter at Vaughan's.
George o. Deary Of st. Louis is in
the city for few days.
T. w. Roark went to Concord, N. H.,
to-day on a business trip.
Mrs. Laclsey Good went to Richmond
70 day for visit with friends.
Imlah Palmer Of Washington was
business visitor in the city to-day.
The celebrated Alpha Portland cement
is sold by the n. D. Phelps company.
o. Bonanini Of Hollowell, Me-, Is visit.
ing friends in the city for few days.
All our s3os $3.50, $500 dresses to
sell this week for SOS at Yaughan's,
S. Il. Cavor 81 Montreal has been
passing several days in the city on bus.
iness.
c. w. Perry and Carl Miles went 70
South Royalton to-day on business
trip.
James Harold, infant son Of Robert
Gamble, died last night az his home on
Webster avenue.
Arthur C. Miles leaves tonight on a
two weeks vacation. part Of which
be viii spend in Springfield.
Royal Connors, who has been visit.
ing friends in the city for week,
left last night for his home in Amherst,
Mass.
William Bradbury left the city last
night for New York City, where he ex.
poets TO remain for several weeks with
relatives
All members Of Winnetta council No
10, D. Of p, going 20 East Barre on
Wednesday evening, please meet az the
hall at 8 o'clock sharp.
We have some special loads Of Win.
chester shotgun and rife cartridges. You
should have some Of these for your hunt.
ing trip. Eastman Bros.
w. II. Goodfelow went to-day to Rye.
gate, where he viii pass few days
with Mrs. Goodfellow. who has been
passing several days there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Redding, who
have been visiting relatives in the city
for the past two weeks, returned to-day
to their home in Binghamton, n. Y.
Regular meeting Of Hiwatha lodge ].
10. F.. Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Very important business and large
attendance is desired. Per order noble
grand.
ona s. Searles, who has been en-
ployed in +. H. Burrs iewelry store,
left this noon for Newport, where he
has a position in the firm Of True 3
Blanchard.
A grand ceremonial Of tine Dramatic
Order Of knights Of Khorassan will be
held in Rutland next week Wednesday,
August 81, when il is expected that
there will be a large class Of tyros to
be escorted across the burning sands.
All members Of Winnetta council, No.
10, d. Of r., wishing 10 20 10 East
Barre, who have not already handed in
their names, please hand their names
TO Mrs Brown, X. Of r., OF be al the
hall on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
sharp
A. N Duart, who has been employed |
in the auditors Office OF the Central /
Vermont at st, Adams. has been APP
pointed cashier in the local freight Of
fec Of the company, TO succeed George /
NJ Emerson, who has been appointed /
agent Of the station IN Montville, Conn.
Tuesday arrivals at the hotel Otis /
were as follows; S. J. Schultz, Port. /
land. Ore; j G. Larkin, Norfolk, Neb; /
/. M. Savage, Omaha, Neb.; II. J. I
BIaesing. Portland, Ore; H. w. Taylor, /
Boston; J. b. Digit, Phoenix, n. vi |
Alva 30. ean. Dixon, H.; J. Johnson, /
Websterville r. NJ. Mcleod, lake Me.
gantie; G F Lincoln. Springfield, Mass;
W. W. Parry, Granville, n. II; A. r. /
Tnayer, Boston; A. ID. MeIver, Mr. and I
Mrs. r. e Battles, Manchester; IL COT.
fin, Milliamstown; H. Ward, s. Ward, i
Bulingtoni Henry Richardson, New
York City.
A most wonderful picture and one Of
the utmost educational value is offered
at the Pavilion to-day, under the title,
Sleeping Sickness" This picture, tax.
en- with the aid Of a microscope, shows
the blood corpuscles Of a rat, previously |
infected with this terrible African sick
ness, SHOWS the manner in which the /
germs attack the blood, causing the
sleep which never ends. The picture
Is intensely interesting and shows us
one Of the many wonders possible to
moving pictures. Two good acts Of
vaudeville and another excellent picture
completes the program.
At the Dreamland theatre to-day,
spavy Jones Landladies.p breezy,
comedy, with waves Of roaring
laughter Once more Dayy Jones and
his parrot arrive in port with no land
ng OF place to bunk. A possible berth
looms in sight and Davy steers his foot
steps straight ahead and walks up tile
to the front door, where he
Ii received by blooming ~Gazabo" Of
a maid who pilots him to the land
lady. She shows him furnished slater
room IN which he makes himself at
home. Dayy and the landlady are at
tracted and wave signals to that Ell
feet, which are at once interpreted as
mutual