The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-18
TALK OF The TOWN

49, w hookef 9 20. now
See the special values in panama
skirts for SIS At Abbotts.
Ladies' fannelette night robes at Per-
lry's-a good one for 500
Mrs A. Morandi Of Bethel visited
friends in the city Saturday
/ Sweaters, 0Talnur Mills Che only
store selling them Is Vaughans.
Step Ia tonight at "1'ony'sg ana be
served 10 a delicious hot beverage,
Mrs. n. Canton returned Saturday
night from 4 weeks visit in Boston
The Frank McWhorter Co., for the
new things in young mems oyercoats
M and Mrs, Bert Barrett 81 Lyndon
willie are visiting relatives in the city
Miss 0rpha Howe III Burlington was
the guest 81 Mrs. Homer Fits Yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs B. a. Eastman went
to West Fairlee yesterday TO visit
friends.
The Cleaners will meet with Miss
Parks on North Main street, Tuesday
evening
James Kelly and Richard Colomb We're
guests az The home Of William LaCass
yesterday
John r. Corskie returned last night
from business trip through the vest
ern states.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Cutler returned
4 yesterday from a visit with relatives in
Craftsbury.
The Philomathian club win meet with
Mrs r b Cate, Tuesday evening at
l7,l5 O'clock,
Peter Poricelli, Arthur Buzzi and A.
NJ Bianchi went to Groton to-day for a
few days hunting,
Miss Mary Rowe returned to her home
in Barton to-day after visit with
friends in this city
The Ladies Guild Of the Church Of
the Good Shepherd viii hold its Christ
mas sale Dec. ] and 2,
The Rev. and Mrs. r. o. Tbayer went
/ to Springfield to-day to attend a mis-
sionary society meeting.
Robert @ Mcdonnell returned this af-
ternoon from a several weeks visit az
| bis home in Buffalo, n. 7.
Mrs. D. r Davis returned yesterday
from a visit al the home d her brother.
Harry y. Harris Of Windsor.
John Comusky returned to his home
/ in Northampton, Mass. to-day after
visit at tie home Of John Nelson.
Alexander Petrie has opened the shoe
repair shop in the Worthen building,
formerly occupied BY y. G. Hodgdon.
M. L. Towne has on extraordinary
sized potato, weighing Sis pounds, which
he grew on his farm on the West Hill.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Pres
/ byterian church will hold its annual fair
at the church yestry December 10, 10
and III
Mrs. Nettie Tinkham 81 Minneapolis
land Mrs Clara Prince az Randolph we're
guests Of G. II Granger 81 Park street
yesterday.
Miss Helen Corskie resumed work at
the Homer Fits store to-day after
spending = weeks vacation with friends
ii Wells River.
Charles Collins finished work Saturday
might at Miers barber shop and will
leave tomorrow for Boston, where he
has i position,
d DR.. +. G. Ghidella ayvisa Is sua
elentele che ritaFnato dai Colorado.
non essendo yero che lui intsndesse a
assentarsi ia Barre,
Mrs. Donald Morrison 81 Keith. Que,
who has been visiting at the home Of
Mrs Angus Mcdonald, went to Ryegate
TO. day to visit friends.
| Miss Florence Small Of Morrisyille.
who has been visiting at the home Of
| Nj. I Spaulding for tbs past ten days,
went to 0iroton to day 70 visit friends.
An autumn recital viii be given at
Goddard seminary, Wednesday evening,
October 70, at 8 o'clock Il win be es-
pecially adapted % The season. Every
one is cordially invited.
Tool Sharpeners. notice: A regular
meeting 81 Tool Sharpeners No. branch,
| Granite Cutters International assoeia.
ton. will be held IN their hall, Nichols
block. on Wednesday evening, Oct 20,
az seven o'clock.
Mrs Viola Paine and daughter. Maude,
who have been visiting at the home of
! Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Averill for the
past few weeks, left this noon for +
| visit in Boston and New York on the
way back to their home in California.
c. w. Mcmillan, jr. returned last
| might from q ten weeks trip to the
Pacific coast He attended the Alaska
Yukon exposition al Seattle and visited
at various points in California While
| in California Mr. Mcmillan met several
former Barre people.
The first meeting Of the Mission Study
course of the Church Of the Good Shep.
herd will be held at the home Of Mrs
James Peer, "a Circle street, Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock Subject, Dio-
cesar Missions Leader, Mrs w J. NJ
Beattie Let every member be present.
aFor Her Sake At the Comique The
rich dramatic possibilities Of this ID
tensely interesting story are fully de-
velopcd and both in point Of action and
III staging this is an unusually good
subject A sensational presentation
aboard an actual shipwreck shown with
realism no studio production can ever
approximate. This i a feature picture
81 unusual merit.
Mrs. Bass Of Ca2enoyia. N. Y, ma.
tionai organizer Of tile Womans Home
Missionary society. viii give an address
before the Woman's Home Missionary
society Of the Methodist church this
evening at 1850 o'clock at the church.
Mrs Bass viii speak If her personal
experiences in the large cities in rescue
work The address win be followed BY
social hour The public IS cordially IN
leited to attend.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday were M +. Rannie, jamaica
Mr.. and Mrs d. NJ Woodgate. Brandon;