The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-04
TALK OF THE TOWN


Sl.50 up, at Vaughan's.
If you want a good child's white bear
coat at $3.50, see Abbotts.
John Harrigan of Mortified visited
friends in the city yesterday.
Heavy coats for the severe weather
from the Frank McWhorter company,
James Il. Burke Of West Burke was
business visitor in the city to-day.
/ Charles A. Wilson of Burlington was
business visitor in the city yesterday,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ned J. Roberts returned
last night from ten days visit in New
York City
| Twenty sample coats in
black for ladies at $500 and $3.50,
at Vaughan's.
j. G. Wall Of Tenants Harbor, Me-,
is visiting at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs Charles Robins.
/ Childrens suits and oyercoats, the
largest line in the city, from the Frank
McWhorter company.
Public Scotch dance Saturday, Novem.
Der s, in Woodmen's hall, Nicol's or
! chestra. Gents soc, ladies free.
Antonio Brogg left yesterday for New
/ York City, where he expects to remain
for several weeks with friends.
The Lady Maccsbees wish to thank
all who in any way assisted in max.
/ ing their fair a success. Fair commit.
4 tee.
Bear in mind the NJ w. Of A. public
dance at Rowland hall Saturday, Nov
5. Rileys orchestra. SOC for gents,
ladies Zoe.
/ Miss Margaret Dickie, who has been
spending several days with relatives in
the city, returned yesterday to her home
lin Waterbury.
1 Guy Norris has resumed his duties in
the Eastern Estate tea store, after
spending a few days vacation at his
home in GraniteWlle.
Mrs W. C. Barrett, who has been
/ visiting at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
Leon Keith OF Circle street, returned to
her home in Salem, Mass, to-day.
Wanted at once, girl or middle.age
woman to assist in general homework.
Only capable and reliable ones need ap.
/ ply. n. f. telephone 1912, Peoples tel.
ephone 62-l3
4 Mrs. Joseph Shadraoui, Mrs Annie
George b. Allen and Mrs Louis Roman,
all of Prospect street, left this morning
eCy p,,rltue,+on ,,tLaro 4hn,. ,.4;r a44a.J
the wedding Of relative.
The Benjamin Falls school. so called,
OH the Montpelier road, was closed to.
day, to allow the pupils 10 attend the
session Of the legislature The teacher,
Miss Perry, accompanied the pupils
Mrs. Mary Marion and son, William
B. Marion, left this afternoon on q
months trip to California. They win
visit in Chicago and Denver, san Fran
cisco and Los Angeles and return through
the southern states.
4 William W. Lapoint was among the
4 speakers at the largest meeting adj
4 dressed by Roosevelt and Stimson in
New York City Monday night. The
I former Barre boy SAYS: "The people
who doubt tile lion hunters hold on the
names should have views the great ova-
ton to the ex.presideut.'
! A very fine monument was erected
last week in Green Mount cemetery,
Montpelier, at the grave Of the late
I Elmer Williams. II was cut from the
best Barre granite by the Burns & Getch.
ell company at the Pioneer, aud speaks
we'll for the artistic work Of William
4 j. Burns member OF the firm, who did
the lettering
There will be an adjourned meeting
of the Civic Federation in the library
building Saturday, November 5, at 3
O'Clock. The important business of de-
Gliding what shall be done about the
sewing school and whether the fedora
ton win vote to maintain an evening
school viii be discussed. VIII all the
members please be on time as Mrs. Ash
ton is to give an address after the busl-
ness meeting
A largely attended meeting of the
Young Peoples association of the Pres
byterian church was held in the church
yestry last evening. An instructive fea-
ture Of the evenings program was an
excellent paper, entitled, Socialism
Nations Problem which was read by
Alfred Henry. A lively discussion on
the issue OF socialism followed Mr.. Hem
rvs remarks A vocal solo by Mr. Wal
lace was also ON the program, and it was
rendered in a pleasing manner,
A meeting Of the members OF the
Vermont Poultry association will be held
at o'clock this evening in the city
court room to complete the arrange
ments for their annual show, which will
be held during the last week of Decem-
Der The association has been hard
pressed to find a suitable hall in which
to hold the show this year. The Pavilion
and the Palace garage that have been
used in the past are now occupied so
that they cannot be procured. The ques
ton OF hall win be decided upon to-
night, end it is expected that the Church
street gymnasium VIII be chosen.
"A Summer Idyl,7 a beautiful Bio
graph pastoral Fascination and infatu
alton are simply forms Of hypnotism.
They are like habits formed and almost
impossible to crush. Such was the fate
of Albert Woodson, a talented young
artist. who became madly infatuated
with Cora Irwin, a fellow artist Cora's
atelier was the rendezvous OF the mem