The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-10
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Lady Maccabees fair, Oct. q, 28 an

20.
| A large assortment of serge and pan
anna dresses at Fits.
Albert Rae of Braintree is visiting
relatives in the city for few days
A. c. Templeton Of Randolph was a
business visitor in the city to-day.
Mrs Shepard returns tonight from
Boston with full line Of millinery
goods
II. G. Bennett has returned home, aft
er passing few days in Burlington on
business.
The Hedding male chorus viii meet
Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock at the
home of W. II. Goodfellow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bruchesi returned
yesterday TO their home in st. Johns,
Que, after spending two weeks with
friends in the city.
The ID. A. Perry Real Estate agency
has sold for Arthur H. Daniels his farm,
stock and tools III Randolph to S. A.
Smith of that town. Consideration,
$500.
Nichols dancing classes will start
Thursday evening, Oct, II. in Wood
mems hall Teaching 8 to 9;30, social
$3.50 to II. Private lessons BY appoint
ment. Tel IT4-4
The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
conducted a successful auction sale of
building lots at Goldsbury park Satul-
day afternoon Nineteen lots were sold
and the free lot went TO Raymond Gokey
Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. w A. Robinson Of New
York City were guests at the City hotel
to-day. The journey was made from
New York in Stoddard Dayton car.
Charles L. Tucker accompanied them as
chauffeur.
The annual tag day Of the ladies hos
pital aid Saturday, October Is. Let
each one be ready to assist, if only in
small way. The aggregate means
much TO us in supporting the free bed
and helping in many other ways.
In the scholarship award donated by
the Royal Arcanum. applicants can take
special courses in music, drawing, etc.
Those intending to send in their names
should read the advertisement in another
column for particulars as to procedure.
The award viii be made next Wednesday
evening
The recital recently given by Miss
Alice Ayerill at Goddard seminary. will
be repeated next Friday evening for the
benefit of the ladies' union of the Uni
versalist church. This recital was spoIx-
en- of in the highest terms by all who
attended
Sunday arrivals at the hotel Otis we're
as follows; j. c. Wallace Richmond;
Mr. and Mrs. Ascott, Newark, n. j.; G.
d. Spaulding, Boston; S, A. Dickinson,
Corinth; f. II. Barrett, Hardwick w H.
Cook, Berlin; L. d. Spaulding, Newark,
n. j.; w. II. Egleson, Lancaster, N. II.
Andrew Phillips, Madison, Wis; B. A.
French, Worcester; S, c. Smith, Boston;
Edwin NJ. Maynard, New York City,
A carload of lake shore winter appsas
will arrive in the Central Vermont
freight depot and viii be on sale Wednes.
day, October II, containing greetings,
baldwins and spies. Sold IN bulk These
apples are of good quality and free from
worms. Lowest prices considering the
scarcity of apples. Call and see them.
Delivered anywhere in the city free of
charge. Have your barrels ready to ex-
change Car open from a. m. to
p. m s. f. Hinsdale.
George, the four year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Moren of Hill street,
sustained a broken arm while playing
at his home Saturday afternoon In
company with other lads of the neigh
borhood. the boy had assembled ladder
resting against the house. On nearing
the top, he lost his hold on the rounds
and fell to the ground. His cries were
heard by his mother, who carried him
into the house and summoned a physi- (
clan. Examination showed that the child I
must have struck ON his left arm and [
shoulder. as the arm was found to be
broken near the elbow The fracture \
was reduced and to-day the injured boy 4
is able TO be about the house.
Miss wis Snow, who left this noon
for her new home in Charlestown, Mass, I
was given party by a few of her I
friends on Friday evening. October Z, to I
bid her farewell The evening was spent /
in bridge and music and was thoroughly I
enjoyed by all She was presented a
handsome silver mesh bag. for which 4
she expressed her heartiest thanks Re- I
were served. Miss Snow has 4
been a popular young lady in this city +
and will be greatly missed BY her many z
friends. She was graduated from I
Spaulding high school in the class Of 4
1909 and has been employed as stenog- /
rapher for the Granite Mutual Insurance
since.