The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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White sale-Dont miss the bargains
at Naughan's
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's.
f. w .Farnham is confined to his home
on Camp street by illness.
Harold S. Atkins of Waterbury was a
visitor in the city last night.
John Milne is quite seriously i'll at
his home on Batchelder street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Abbott of
Plainfield were visitors IN the city yes
terday
Eagles attention. Anniversary will
be held Wednesday evening, Feb. Is, in
Woodmen's hall.
/ Miss Hazel Maiden, who accompanied
her father to Montreal few weeks ago,
has returned home.
George Maher. a student at st. Mi.
chaels college, Winooski, was a visitor
in the city yesterday.
Miss Jessie Stanton has returned to
her home in Roxbury, after passing a
few days with friends here.
Miss Elizabeth Carson. who has been
teaching school in Nershire, is passing
a vacation at her home in this city.
Mrs. @. W. Stanton returned yester-
/ day to her home in Bellows Falls, after
spending two weeks with friends in the
city.
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Charles Forni, who was called East to
New York OH business, passed few
days with friends here and left yester-
day on the return trip to San Francisco,
| Cal.
Painters are engaged in redeeorating
the interior of the Barre Candy kitchen.
When the work is completed, the store
win present much improved appear.
ance.
BY investing dime, you can have the
time OF your life at the valentine social
to be given by the y. p. A. in the
Presbyterian church basement Wednes-
day evening February Is. Ladies bring
valentines in sealed envelopes,
Peter Marion has recovered the over
coat which was stolen from his house
several days ago. The missing garment
was returned TO MIR Marion through
the police. who recovered it at the Jones
& Nye livery stable. Two men sus-
pected OF being connected with the theft
sold the coat to someone at the stable
and then left town. Another coat be-
longing to John Marion was taken az
the same time, but it is thought that
the thieves were unable to dispose of
it quickly and carried it with them when
they set out for parts unknown.
@Jim Bridger's Indian Bride" an Indi.
an historical romance. Jim Bridger res
cues an Indian girl from bear pit, falls
in love with her and they elope. followed
by band of angry savags, Reaching
Bridger's log cabin they bar the door
and windows and put up a brave defense
against the mad attack OF the enranged
Indians. When the white mans ammu
milton is exhausted and defeat and cap
ture seem sure, they are rescued by
company Of u. s. cavalry. After the
rescue the chaplain Of the cavalry COM
pany is prevailed upon to then and there
marry the happy couple. Captain Hum.
freyyille in his book, Twenty Years
Among Our Hostile Indians says, "Jim
Bridger was typical frontiersman,
trapper and famous Indian scout and
taught Kit Carson all he knew about
Indian fighting The captain also de-
scribes in detail his famous Indian ro-
nance apd marriage. which our story de-
picts. IN this remarkable picture play,
we present one OF Bridger's greatest
battles with the Indians. It's at the
Dreamland