The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Peach ice cream at Hendricks for Fri
day and Saturday.
| Big values in spring coats and suits
to close cheap at Fits.
| Lot SOC and Sl.00 ladies neckwear sale
at Zoe each at Naughan's.
| Eighty-nine cents each, a special sale
of umbrellas at Perry's on Saturday.
| Allan Clark of Burlington is spending
several days in the city as the guest of
Orville o. Benedict of North Main street.
Mrs. w. Gibson and daughter went
this morning to Enosburg Falls, where
they will visit relatives for a few weeks.
James Richards, who has been spending
the past few weeks in the city with rel
atiyes, returned last night to his nome
at Long Point, Mass.
Frank Hyde, who has been spending
the past few weeks in the city as the
guest of Charles Emslie of Seminary
street, returned this forenoon to his
home at Beverly, Mass.
Mrs. Jennie B. Packard and Mrs.
Rhoda b. Burt who have been making
an extended visit with relatives in Barre
and vicinity, left this forenoon at ll:20
for their home in Deerfield, Mass.
Come to the lawn party and corn roast
to be given by the ladies' auxiliary Of
the Presbyterian church Friday evening,
Aug. 30, at the home OF L. Keast, Pros
pect avenue. A good time is guaranteed
to ALL
The cinematograph man and his pic
ture-making machinery is soon to be in
Barre, according to an announcement
made to-day by Resident Manager +. w.
Holt OF the Pavilion theatre. Lovers OF
the movies" have seen about every
thing in the way of descriptive and mar
ratIve pictures, from East Lynne" to
a phantasmagora of many negro boys
diving for small change in the waters
OF Honolulu harbor and from the film
story OF the way they choke and can
herring off the rock bound coast of
Maine to a pictorial representation OF
Brieux's problem plays on the screen.
Barre people who have seen such pie
lures and sundry Others will have a
chance to see their own home town
transposed from real life to the ami
mated reflection made possible by ma
chine. The Ford Film Co.'S representa-
tiyes will arrive in Barre late in the
week. and Saturday morning the cine
will be gunned on Barre's
granite industry, its. board of aldermen, |
mayor, fire and police department. Ac-
cording to present plans about every
point of local interest, including Maple |
avenue, so named because OF the poplar
trees that line the highway ON either
side, will be snapped by the machine.
Manager Holt has completed arrange
ments with Chief Gladdtng OF the fire
department for trial run in which all |
Of the city's fire fighting apparatus viii |
figure, Then there will be the police
men and the city officials. The late I
forenoon will be given over to trip
through several of the larger granite !
plants. Within the next fortnight the
films thus secured viii be shown at the |
Pavilion theatre The Ford Co, has re-
emily completed films made in Burling
ION and enyirons, where small house
vas put to the torch for the sake of
,eeing the firemen perform. The films
here, are said to have been conspicu-
nus success. So far as can be learned,
10 motion pictures of Barre have ever
,een exhibited. At one time Philadel-
,hia film company sent man here to
'btain moving photographs of the gran
te industry, both in Barre and at the
but the films for some reason
we're never displayed in this vicinity.