The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-22
TALK OF THE TOWN
snowshoe boots at Tilden's.

Snowshoe boots at Iilden's.
p. J. Walton of Burlington was in
the city yesterday on business.
Kodaks that represent the best and
latest at browns drug store.
S. j. Wisner and f. j. Wood OF Cabot
were in the city yesterday on business
trip.
George A. Brown OF Bassett street ne
turned home last night from business
trip 10 Burlington.
A watch makes a very acceptable
gift This is only a suggestion. w. II.
Goodfellow & Son.
A new lot of stand lamps electric
stoves, etc, at Perkins Electric store,
1893 North Main street.
Miss May Carter returned TO her home
in Burlington to-day, after few days
visit with friends in the city.
A beautiful art calendar with every
one-half end one pound package Of
SehrafFts' chocolates at Davis, the drug
gist"
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Ketchel, who have
been passing seveFa. days with friends
in the city, returned yesterday to their
home in BeekmantOwn, n. Y.
La fiesta deli albero di natalie ala
Chiesa Italiana sara tenuta stassera ale
7:45 p. m. Tutti sono invitati. In
gressi libero. Rev. @. B. Castellini.
Something that will more than please
him--a Keen Kntt4r safety razor, a
jaekknife or q genuine Bristol steel
fishing rod. At the n. D. Phelps Co.
The Christmas tree celebration will
be held at the Italian chapel on Brook
street tonight at 7;45. A nice pro-
gram, both in Italian and English, will
be given and we cordially invite our
friends to come. Rev. g. b. Castellini,
pastor.
Another big lot Of Belle Mead Sweets"
just in for Christmas; and really there
il nothing better in the ca-dy line on
the market. We stand ready to guar
antee every package pure and fresh Tx
elusive agency. Barre Drug Co., corner
Main and Merchant streets.
At the regular meeting of Winnetta
council, No. 10, Degree of Pocahontas,
Improved Order of Red Men, last even
ing, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing yeaf; Pocahontas, Mrs.
Fannie Levin (re-eieetedli winonah,
Mrs. Rose Inglis; powahatan, Alex
Ross; prophecies, Mrs. Annie Ross;
keeper of records, Mrs. Annie Brown;
collector of wampum, Mrs. Annabella
Cormack; keeper of wampum, Mrs. Eva
Geen; guard Of forest, Mrs. Icey Spence;
trustee for three years, Myer S. Lev.
in.
"The Long Road" biography. This
picture is life portrayal because its
significance is true of human hearts. In
all of its scenes the artistic faculty of
a true maker" in the Carlylian sense,
is plain. The picture from first to last
is full of beauty. There is, indeed, so
much in it, and its subordinate parts,
often extremely beautiful in themselves,
are so strongly kept auxiliary to the
action, that one feels, after he has seen
the Drama that it would be pleasant
to view the scenes again. The great
beauty of the picture lies in what the
producer has been able to make his
players show. He had very excellent
material to work with. Especially fine
is the scene in the church during the
wedding ceremony. The center Of in
terest Is the girl and the way her char
acter reacts in the situation. The
young lady who takes this part very
skilfully portrays conflict of emotions
bordering on hysteria. In previous
scenes she has amply prepared for just
this. If all pictures were as true as
this, they would stand as work of
art among the very best. It's at Dream
land.