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

Alteration sale at Vaughans begins
Saturday.
Special sale hot water bottles at Ken
bricks drug store
George Merrilles went to Boston to-.
day on a business trip.
Take a look at the fur coat window in
the Staples-Allen store.
Try one Of the black silk petticoats
Abbott is putting out at $3.50.
! r. w MoultOn of Mortified was a
! business visitor in the city to-day.
! Alteration sale; everything on second
floor reduced; sale begins Saturday at
yaughan's
Store to rent in the Durkee block,
Inquire of Mrs. G. B. Durkee, 800 North
Main street
George Carpenter has returned to his
home in Winooski, after passing a few
/ days in the city
| +. A. Baleh has returned to his home
in Richmond, after spending a few days
in the city on business.
/ Homer Houghton returned to-day to
his home in Alburg, after passing a few
days with relatives in the city.
McEneHy's singing orchestra viii give
another concert and dance at Rowland
hall next Wednesday, Nov l6.
! Paul SeamPini returned yesterday
/ from several days business visit in
| St. Johnsbury and Littleton, M H.
Alexander Anderson of Hill street went
to-day to Northfcld, where he will re-
main with relatives for few days.
! Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Mann OF Wolcott
are visiting at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. G. w. Mann of Wellington street
1 G. r Millar, manager for the Con-
solidated Lighting company, went to
Randolph this afternoon on a business
/ visit.
Mrs. Maud Henderson returned yes
terday to her home in Champlain, n. ",
after spending a week with friends in
the city.
James Walker and Leslie Wright went
to Boston to-day to witness the Harvard
Dartmouth football game, which is to
be played tomorrow at the Harvard
stadium
John Xalz and Victor Valz will leave
the city tomorrow for New York, whence
they viii sail on November II for their
former home in Italy, to remain during
the coming winter
Many people will remark that the rea-
son they do not 60 to the Biiou is be-
cause they cannot get a seat and are
compelled to stand Well, there's rea-
SON a word to the wise, etc.
james Il Higgins and Homer c. Ladd
60 20 Boston to attend the Harvard
Dartmouth football game tomorrow.
John \. Hoban will also be there to see
two nephews play for Dartmouth.
Mrs Guy G. Howard gave a chatting
dish lunch last evening to a small party
oil the friends Of her sister, Mrs. Cut
ting, wife Of Representative Cutting Of
Concord. Mrs Cutting and children have
been spending the past few weeks with
Mrs Howard
Fred w Suitor, international sec
tary treasurer of the Quarry Workers
international union, OF this city. and W.
+, B. Feyler of Waldaboro. Ne, leave
tonight for st Louis, where they 60 to
attend the American Federation Of La
Dor convention as delegates from the
quarry workers union.
A largely attended meeting of the
teamsters and truckmen's local union
was held in painters hall last evening
Two members of local No. 54l, Mr.. Gil
son and Mr., Smith, of Montpelier, were
present. IN response to an invitation,
il was voted TO 60 to Montpelier in
body next Wednesday evening, where
the Barre local will be entertained by
the Montpelier union.
"The Lovers Well,a one Of the pretti-
est dramatic films ever produced, with
a deeply interesting plot, will be seen
at the Dreamland theatre to-day. This
is the story of the Halloween legend
that IF maid would her future hus-
band see, on Halloween night, between
twelve and three she should 20 alone if
the moon is bright and look down in |
the well on Condon's Height"
Thur ay arrivals at the hotel Otis
follow Frederick Lander, N, s. Carr,
New York City; Mr.. and Mrs J. b.
Leonard a. H. Whitney, Boston: q. d. |
Dardon, J. D. Tarbell Troy, n "; o. r. !
Church, St. Adams # Tucker, Wood |
stock; c, S. Burr, s. f. Leayens. Bos-
ton; G. H. Rowland. s. c. Fisher Cabot
G. S. Moore, Lyndonville; H. A. Flint, /
Richmond; O. Y. Crawford. Maiden.
Mass; David Allen, Boston
Vincitia lodge No. 10. Knights Of
Pythias, held an enjoyable social and
dance in their lodge rooms last evening,
which was attended BY thirty couples /
Of the knights and their ladies' Card
tables were placed in the lodge room
for those who wished to play cards, and
Bruce's orchestra played in the banquet
hall for the dancing. During the evening
light refreshments were served. The oc- /
casion was made one of much enjoyment
for all who attended The committee |
which had charge Of the arrangements
was composed of T. VI. Tobin. A. e.
Campbell and Irving L. Whitehead.