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New sage cheese at Estes Market. v
Cream puffs and chocolate cellars
Checker ne.
Fine veal and native lamb at e ties.
Telephone 715.
First OF the season peach blossoms
soc a pound at Kandyland.
Plenty of fine lean pork loin for Sat
.urday at Estes. Telephone us.
Mrs A. L. Dragon of Washington
street motored to Troy Thursday
Mrs. Eva Colledge of Arlington Is
visiting Mrs. Fri Maxon of Scott St
Blotters for all the school children
at HATE Theatre Matinee tomorrow
Maurice Fitzgerald OF Gardner,
Mass, was a recent guest Of relatives
N town.
Plenty of extra fine link, bulk and
bag sausage, at Estes. Telephone,
us.
K. f. Niles and party have gone to
Brattleboro today to bring back new
Hudson sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur b. Chase and
Roy G. Lampman motored to Green.
field Thursday.
John Moore, who has been spend
ing the week in New York on bust
ness, has returned home.
E. w. Williams left this morning for
Rutland. From Rutland he will go to
Burlington for a few days. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Van SAINT
voord of Shadowbrook Farm are
spending a few days in Troy.
Miss Bridge Grennan of Spring st.
is spending the remainder OF the week
with relatives in Schenectady.
William H. Wills has returned
from Montpelier, where he has been
spending few days on business.
Snow apples, celery, squash and
sweet potatoes at low prices. Satco
Market 100 North street. Tel. 124. .
Ned Healy, who is employed in New
York, is visiting at the home of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Healy OF
North street
Round steak soc. ID; sirloin, S5c.
h.. porter house, Acc. h.. We handle
only best western beef at Satco
market, 100 North street. Tel 124.9
Watch Him Step" with Richard
Talmadge and "The Pirate, withLu-
Pine Lane, Fox Sunshine comedy.
Harte Theatre tomorrow.
John P. Foley, who has been a
guest at the home of Mrs, j. A. Miller
for several days, has returned to his
home in Springfield, Mas.
Mrs. Joseph Vachon, who has been
confined to her home on Grove street
by illness for a few days, was able to
return to her duties at the Drysdale
store Thursday afternoon.
You will see truth ptted against
evil--love and romance overshadowed
by intrigue and dangers, in Hearts
Haven, special production. A Big
V Comedy and pathe News Harte
Theatre, today
Hearts Haven" is a story ba ed on
the power of faith. In this respect i
! is similar to The Miracle Man" al.
] though the faith element in Heart S
Haven is presented in more subtle
manner than it was in The Miracle
Man Harte Theatre, today.
Joe Laird and his wife, after a hasty
marriage awaken some years later to
the realization that only Their two
1 children hold them together. This is
the beginning of one OF the most in
teresting screen stories ever filmed
an adoption OF Clara Louise Burnham's
famous novel. Hearts Haven. HartC
Theatre today.
Bought and Paid For" was the
cruel boast he hurled at her Yes, al
her se.fre5pect had been Bought anC
Paid For and that could never b.
bought See what it all led to in tn
mighty whlrl of emotion. Bought anC
Paid For, with Agnes Ayres ant
Jack Holt. Opera House tonight ant
tomorrow
a pleasant surprise was given Ray
mond Howard, Thursday evening a
his new home on Gage street, wher
80 of his friends gathered at his HON,
to give him a house warming 500
was played and music and dancing
were enjoyed, after which refresh
ments were served Mr.. Howard wa
presented with beautiful mahogan.
smoking stand, gift from his man.
friends.