The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the c. Bau studio adv.
New 25c neckwear at Abbott's.
A new line of white waists at Perry's
| New house dresses 9se at yaughan's
Benjamin Tassie passed Sunday ii
Burlington,
James Kearney visited friends in Wa
terbury yesterday,
Charles Northrop visited friends ii
Richmond yesterday
Hear DO the funny end man X. 2
and Dokey Ministries.
James Kearney visited friends in Wa
terbury over Sunday.
We hear good things said every day
about Shawmuts. Sold at Fits.
Miss Esther Hudson visited at her
home in Burlington over Sunday.
Alex. Walker began work in 0. J.
Dodge's jewelry store this morning,
A. j. w. Greig has returned home,
after passing few days in Newbury.
A. A. Lamorey returned Saturday
night from business trip to Newport.
Barre granite quarries with about $50
acres quarry land for sale. Worth in.
vestigating.
Harry Wishart. who il employed in a
bank al Chelsea, passed Sunday at his
home in this city
Arthur Mcdonald left this morning
for Moose Bow, Saskatchewan, Canada,
where he will reside
Miss Margaret Miles returned last
might to her home in Burlington. after
passing Sunday in the city.
Albert freeman, a medical student at
the university Of Vermont, Burlington,
is passing vacation here.
Barre should have plant to manu-.
fscture building granite and not let our
neighbors obtain the new industry.
w. NJ Badger went to Morrisrille to.
day. where he will pass several weeks
at the home Of his son, George Badger
| will sell at public auction one old
negro to the highest bidder at the Do
key and X. r mmstrels.-Simon De.
gree.
George Alfred Scale viii leave the city
to. night for Clyde. o.. where he has
obtained q position in an automobile
factory
Arthur Wark, student in the med.
ical department at the university of
Vermont, is passing a short vacation at
his home in this city,
Mrs. John Howell, who il caring for
her aunt in Randolph returned to that
place Saturday night, after spending
few days with friends in the city.
Misses Dorothy and Constance Votey,
who have been passing few days at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs d. S. Water
man. returned last night to their home
in Burlington.
Aviso s. II. soccorso Italiana Fla
nota ALA colonia d'aver rimaudato Is
fiesta da balo del s Aprile r Y. tempo
indetermiuatO eaosa, una fiesta di beni-
ficeuza Pro. L, Rizzi
James Mcdonald, who recently re-
signed as member OF the permanent
fire department. finished work Saturday
night and began work to-day as der
rickman at Guidici Bros plant.
A modern play to be produced at the
opera house tonight is called "The
Rosary" written by Edward f. Rose
and produced by the wel-known theatre
cal managers Messrs. Rowland and Gilt,
ford.
Arthur Gladstone returned last night
from business trip to Burlington Be-
ginning to-day. Mr. Gladstone will act
as local representative OF Geo. D, Jarvis
& Son Of Burlington dealers in pianos
and organs
Mrs. b. r. Demcrtt OF Waterbury is
visiting for few days at the home OF
Miss Myrtle l.. Walker. Mrs. Demeritt
has consented ITO sing at the meeting
Wednesday afternoon of the ladies' mis-
sionary society Of the Congregational
church
THE Law aud the Man The right
and wrong punished and the defeat Of
greed in its attempt to divert justice,
This is the theme of this picture les
son. 1t is surprising to what extremes
avarice will go to accomplish its oh T
ject. Just take good look at Silas
Peters, and Won can readily see what /
sort OF a scomdrel he Is, and we are
not at all surprised when he is threat
ened with legal action for obtaining land
for the railroad of which he is president, /
by fraud. This gets in u good one for
justice and individual rights. II hits
at an evil and does good II strikes ;
everybody as Just what is needed in