The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Vaughans.
Sale black pettieoats this week, 95c
up, al Naughans.
i, a. Prindle was business visitor
in Northaeld to-day
Special meeting Of Barre Rengers to-
night at o'clock.
Extra value in "Tua" hose for the
children at Perry's.
For The cool nights, try pair Of our
fail blankets at Fits.
Nicholas Healy spent Sunday with
relatives in Burlington.
Louis Balzarini is employed as a clerk
IN y Il. Rogers store,
Miss Rose Cook Is taking a vacation
from her duties in Naughan's store.
Wallace Mayville went to Burlington
Saturday night for a visit with friends.
Miss Edna Gabee completed her du.
ties in Naughan's store Saturday night.
The city and town schools Of Barre
will open Monday morning, September
~. IS
Mrs Emily Brault went to Burling.
tor Saturday night for visit with rel.
atives.
Homer Gilbert went to st. Adams
Saturday night for a visit with rela-
tives.
W. +. Weleh left this noon for Bos.
ten, where he expects TO remain for sew
eral days.
George D. Webb and automobile party
from Worcester. Mass, were guests az
the City hotel to-day.
Walter Adams Of Fitchburg, Mass, i
spending vacation at the home Of his
parents on the Montpelier road.
/. N. Bregstein Of Burlington passed
Sunday &C the home Of Mr. and Mrs
II. A. segel Of Washington street.
MRS. Donald Smith and son. Wendell,
went 20 Montreal to-day for a weeks
visit at the home Of Peter Smith,
\ Mrs Frances Cook and two children
returned Saturday 10 their home in New
4 York City, after passing two weeks
with friends in this city.
Il Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Bascom. who have
been passing several days with friends
Il IN the city, returned last night to their
home IN 0gdenshurg, \. Y.
The members Of the Barre Citizens
band are requested to meet at the band
room tonight at o'clock for the pur.
pose Of playing for the rally.
! Amerno, the hypnotlst, closed four
nights engagement at the opera house
Saturday night. His entertainments
gave given much satisfaction during his
stay in Barre.
There will be social at the Baptist
+ church Wednesday evening. after the
band concert Come and treat your
i friends 20 a delicious college ice. which
will be on sale BY the girls Of the
Sunshine band
The Y. p. A. Of the Presbyterian
church will hold a corn roast at Benja.
min falls Wednesday night. All the
young people Of the congregation are
cordially invited 20 attend. Take car
leaving Barre at Gas.
/ The surprise auction sale Of building
l0fs on Hooker flat, conducted by the d. !
A. Perry Real Estate agency Saturday
afternoon, proved q great success There
was a crowd o. 250 people present, and
2S lots were sold at good prices
A bull dog owned By Thomas Gala
CHER was run over by an automobile AZ
Depot square this forenoon, iniuring the
animal so badly that it had 10 be killed. /
The dog ran out ut the machine and was
caught by one 81 the rear wheels
William Leonard Of Worcester pleaded
guilty in the city court this morning
to SUI quent olIense Of intoxieation |
and was sentenced by Judge Scott to
serve 30 days in the county jail and |
to pay costs 81 Ss58 He was arrested
Saturday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff I
George I. Morris.
Sunday and Monday arrivals at the
City hotel were as follows J r. Bloom. |
Omaha, Neb; r. " Stone, Chicago;
Il. +. Bishop, Robinson, Ia; A. G.
George. Dixon, Ia; J. NJ. Bennett and
son, McAlister, o.: F. r, Ladd, Kewan-
nee, ILL.,; eleven members white River
Junction baseball team r. Page, Bos
ton; S. w Morse, Reading, Pa; +. II.
Mann. Woodsville N. H. +. J. Robins.
Boston; FIVE members Of Claremont, n.
FL. baseball team.
Sunday arrivals at hotel Otis follow:
Dan Bayvot, New York City; L. Swim
burne, New York City; +. S. Brown,
Boston; S. g. Underwood, H J. Corbin,
Providence X. II; H. CT Martin, Buring.
ton; H O. Doyle, Boston; w p. Park
en-. Mich; J. S. Martin, Morgantown.
West Virginia; T. + Messer, Syracuse,
M III; A. Willis, Buffalo, N. Y; H. r.
Skenning, Syracuse, N. N.; TT Ct. sum.
mers, Troy, N. VI; r. j. Hutchinson.
Baltimore; ]. Mitchell, q D. spaulding,
Boston.
what the Daisy saidns fBiograph) Il (,
a love story which might have resulted H
disastrously, but fortunately did not.
The first scene. where the girls are tell
ing fortunes with the daisy petals, is
suggestive Of rustic happiness Of years
agone. Enter the gypsy and his infu
ence, by which he makes the two sisters
rivals Next come ehagrin and disap-
pointment, the striking down OF the
girls father and the ignominious hiding
III the romantic gypsy in barrel Of /
plebeian potatoes. Welf he Is run ont Z
81 the neignborhood. and the girls re-
turn happily to their former sweet 4
hearts There is simplicity and direct
ness about this picture. which greatly
increases its interest, and the effect upon ,
one is pleasant II brings back old !,
days and youthful pleasures and visions
more freely, perhaps than almost any ;