The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. Nelson Church is selling beavers
at $4.
I. Get our prices in our garment depart
ment tomorrow at Fits.
Regular meeting of Barre lodge, No.
1873, n u. 0. p, tonight.
4 Perry's store has just received its
winter stock Of blankets-all prices.
Il 7 D. Gerrish of Brockton, Mass, was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday,
James Mcdonald left this noon for
Boston, where he will pass few days
on business
4 Another busy time at our store next
Saturday. Read our ad. on page 8.
G. N. Kenyon h Co.
Charles Butterick has returned to his
home in Boston, after passing few
days with friends in the city,
4 To-day being All Souls day, special
services were held in st. Monicas church
at o'clock and o'clock this morning.
Homere Viel has returned from Bur
lington, where he went TO attend the |
funeral of his sister, Mrs. Bruno Alberts. /
To-day is your last opportunity to see
Whitney's 0peratic Dolls and Nellie DAILY
Moran at the Pavilion. 4 swell show.
Come early.
Miss Florence Parks, who came here |
to attend the Corcoran- Alexander we'd |
ding, returned this noon TO her home
in Belmont, Mass.
Notice; Monday, Nov. G, is the last
day you can pay yeur water rent with
out 10 per cent. being added. Office I
open every evening from to s.
Miss Edith Downey Of Merchant |
street left the city Monday night for |
San Francisco, Cal, where she will pass /
the winter on account of impaired health. +
The regularly monthly business meet. /
ing Of the Philathea class of the Con-
gregational church will be held in the /
class room Wednesday evening at 1880 /
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mcdonald, /
who We're married in this city Monday /
morning, returned home last evening /
after passing few days in Burlington
and Montreal.
Mrs. J. j. Ashline has returned to
/ her home in South Barre, after caring for /
her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Belyille for /
tn last three months. Mrs. Belyille is /
recovering slowly.
Members of Court Phil Sheridan, with
their families and the companions of
| the order, will have social and dance /
in Foresters' hall Friday evening, Nov
3, Good music. Ladies please bring
cake.
A Halloween social win be held IN
the Congregational vestry this evening
at o'clock A farce, Halloween
Frolics," will be given by the girls, the
bogie man, the spooks, the jaek-o-lan-
terms, the eharmers and a witch, Adj
mission, 7e.
Hon. Mason S, Stone gives short
address Friday evening at the Methodist
church. He viii be followed by the
president OF the university of Vermont,
Rev. Guy Potter Benton, ID. d., who win
/ give his great lecture on Samuel Ad. /
ans, Patriot"
Alden and Doris Burke, children OF
/ Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Burke, entertained
large party of their young friends last 4
evening with Halloween party. The 4
young people were all dressed in fan H
tastic costumes and games characteristic 4
of the day were played.
The employees in the local Central n
Vermont freight office and Agent r. j.
McEnauey went to st. Adams last even
| ing where they attended a lecture on
the handling of high explosives by rail-
roads, which lectures all employees of the
road are required to take.
party Of four bridge inspectors left
Montpelier this morning to look over the
bridges on the Barre railroad The in
spectors passed through this city at s
o'clock, going directly to Graniteville.
Instead of chartering a. special train,
the party made the trip in an auto track
ear.
The monthly business meeting of the
ladies guild of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will be held at the home of
Mrs. Waldron Shield | East street
Thursday evening Nov. 2, at 1880
o'clock All members are requested I
be present, as important business is to
be transacted
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Neddo who have
been visiting for few days at the
home of Moses Charbonneau. returned
this morning to their home in Shelburne
Mr.. and Mrs Neddo have been on a
three weeks trip to Springfield and
NVicSstct, hhdss's anu hldhShesbcAt AZ. II
The boom on the big derrick at the
Cutler, Storer & Fay enmpany's yard
broke yesterday, while large stone was
being raised, and though several work
men were close by the boom, which fell
in two pieces, no one was hit by it. The
boom broke nearly in the center, where
it was found that it had become de-
fectiye from age.
The condition of the young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cassani who was
severely injured in falling from tele-
phone pole last week, is improving slow
ly. The lad sustained puncture of the
pleura in the accident and it is feared
that an operation will be necessary be-
fore he can regain his health.