The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-04
TALK OF The TOWN

in the city yesterday on business.
Ben Sullon of Dorchester, Mass, was
in the city yesterday on business trip
The L. c. b. A. will hold a public
whist party in K. Of G. hall October 4.
O. II. Kenerson Of Church street is
passing several days in Cabot on bus
mess,
DR.. William Mcfarland has moved his
Office to 306 North Main street. Tel.
/ l20-M.
V. Bruno and f. Como returned last
night from a hunting trip to Cabot and
Marshield
Raphael Barsha of Prospect street re.
turned last night, after passing ten days
in New York City
For a good clean shave, 90 to W. +.
Randal's barber shop, Pearl street.
Experienced BARRIERS.
Clyde Haskins left this noon for Bos-
ton and will leave there soon for Los
Angeles, Cal, to reside.
Waldron Shields and George Mulch
left this noon on few days business
trip to Buffalo, n. Y.
Harry Calcagni and John Dayidsoh-re-
turned last night from several days
trip to New York City.
Mrs. Arthur C. Lane went to Randolph
this morning to attend the State Chris
tian Endeavor convention.
For all decorations for Columbus day &,
come to us. Prices guaranteed to he
I satisfactory. C. N. Kenyon 4 Co,
/ Mrs. Ellen Giles returned this after
noon 10 her home II Brushton, N. ~,
after passing few days with friends in
the city.
Odd ladies' fair, Rowland hall, Octo-
Der 4, 5, 8, and Z. Dancing every even
4 ing. Riley's orchestra. Door prize
ladies' handsome silk umbrella.
/ Regular meeting Of the ladies' aid Of
the Presbyterian church viii be held at
the home OF Mrs Findlater. 80 Warren
street, Wednesday evening, Oct. 4, at I
o'clock.
! Do you feel chilly these cold mornings
and evenings II so, order some coal.
coke or wood from the d. NJ. Miles
Coal Co. l22 North Main street. Tel
| 1873.
The condition Of Miss Elizabeth Abb
setti of 20 Foster street, who recently
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at the City hospital continues to i'm
prove.
The first regular meeting of Over the
Teacups will be held with Mrs. Donald
Smith Thursday afternoon. Rev. G. b.
Castellini viii give an informal talk on
Italy.
Mrs. F. f. Robinson and Miss Edith
Lamprone of Loudon, n. H., are passing
several days in the city, the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs Fred W. Suitor Of WASH
ington street.
IIippolite r. Coyne was arrested this
morning by Chief Sinclair on a warrant
charging him with breach of the peace
for an alteration with William Morren
on September %. Coyne pleaded guilty
and paid a fine with costs amounting to
Sl0.l4
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Canadian club will be held in their rooms
/ in the Quinlan block Wednesday even
ing, October 4 at 1880 o'clock A large
attendance is requested, as business OF
Importance is to come before the meet
ing.
In the list of Spaulding high school
4 graduates, who have gone TO higher in
situations of learning this fall, should
be included the name OF Miss Arletta
Richie, who has entered Pratt institute
in Brooklyn, and William Littlejohn,
who has enrolled in Norwich university
at Northfeld.
/ Deputy Sheriff Andrew M. Morrison
has sold his farm in Graniteyile to J69
seph Rock Of Orange for a nominal con
sideration. The property is located in
the town of Williamstown not far from
the Barre Town line and has been in
Mr.. Morrison's possession for twenty
years.
| Italiani; Facciamo i'm invite spectacle
allie signora e signorina di yoler farci
una vista nei nostri appartamenti per
/ espezionare il nostro stock. Come in
general, Cappelli, Veluti, Plume, e allie,
| per prezzi piu modica di alcune in Barre
e vicinanza, nellie eamere della Signora
Kendriek Signora Keefe, 30 West
street, Barre.
| Arrivals at the hotel Otis yesterday
were as follows P. c. Dodge Burling-
ton; f. ]. Davis, Mortified; G, II. Rob-
inson, Berlin; J. B. Glaze, Wallingford;
+. S. Ranney, Boston; f. NJ. Joslyn,
New York City; w. r. Smyth, Keene,
| n, H.; G. F. Brown, st. Adams; II. II.
Watson, White River Junction; ]. w,
Spaulding, Newburyport, Mass; Howes'
Moving Picture company t5l.
Guests registered at the City hotel
yesterday and to-day were as follows:
G. 4. Wragg, Boston; Leo Shire, New
York City; B. E. Gillette, BurIingtoni
| J. G. Condor, Boston; B. II. Nye, New
York City; j. j. Stearns, Burlington;
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Slater, Essex juno
ton; A. j. Mcintosh, 0gdensburg, N.
"; G. +. Young, Burlington; f. f.
Pendley, Providence, r. T.. d. L. Down
ey, Boston; w. A. Gage, Burlington; Ed
ward Living, Boston; j. L. Brown, New
York City; w. A. Sawyer, New York
City; Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Villain, New
York City; 'Forty-fve Minutes From
Broadway" company (l4).
Both acts of vaudeville at the Pavilion
are exceptionally good LaVelfs dogs
are unusually well trained. AT no time
during the act are the dogs spoken to by
their master. They go through their
routine Of tricks seemingly Of their own