The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-27
TALK OF THE TOWN.

the city yesterday on business trip.
Tailored embroidered waists Saturday
special 70 cents. Paris Shirtwaist house.
II. Pearl Hall OF Roxbury was among
the business VISITORS in the city yester
day.
Miss Mayme Mcdonald is employed
in the +. d. Ladd Co.'S store for a
time.
Il. NJ. Laws returned yesterday after.
noon from business trip to Corinth
and vicinity.
Mrs. Edith Morse Of Waterbury is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Byron l. Mum
of Allen street.
G. NJ Armstrong returned to this city
last night, after passing a few days in
Bradford on business.
Mrs. Edward Bushey returned to her
home in Essex Junction to-day, after
visiting friends in the city for a week.
A team OF bowlers picked from among
local clerks will roll match with the
Barre. Athletic club at the Pearl street
alleys this evening.
The Naughty Marietta" company,
which appears at the opera house this
evening, arrived in the city this noon
| from DeIAiHf ~ IL
Mrs B. w. Braley of Burlington was
in the city yesterday on her way to
Willamstown, where she sang at the
funeral OF i. NJ. Seayer.
The retail clerks union has issued a
union card to Gordon Riddel, who con-
ducts a jewelry store in the Wheelock
building on Main street.
a regular meeting Of Queen of Forest
circle will be held this tFridayl even
ing at I o'clock Let all members try
to be present. Important business.
Fred Robins. who has been passing a
few days with lis cousin, Miss Yerna
Laxon Of Orange street left this morn
ing for his home in Springfield, Mass.
Rally day viii be observed at the
Presbyterian church Sunday Those
taking part in the program are requested
to be at the church at 4t30 tomorrow
Afternoon.
A. W, Badger & Co.'S ambulance took
Mrs. G.. Massucco OF the A. Tomas block
to Montpelier last night, where she will
undergo an operation at the Heaton
hospital
Among those who attended the flu
neral OF L. NJ Seaver in Willianistown
yesterday from this city we're Homer
Fits, +. 6. Howland, A. A. Lamorey and
7. II. Cave jr.
A good.sized delegation from Bright
Star Rebekah lodge win leave on the
5.45 train tonight for Waterbury TO
attend the annual meeting Of Rebekah
district No. 7.
Miss Hazel Maiden, who has been
passing the summer at Old Orchard, Me-,
is expected home tonight from Boston.
where she has been visiting friends for
the past few weeks.
Over 80 years experience has taught
me the best possible ways for mounting
game heads, Send for our new l2-psge
catalogue II will show you how we do
it. c. S. Phillips, Glover, Vt.
Joseph Weafer returned to this city
yesterday after passing few days with
friends ia Morrisyille and Burlington.
Mrs Weafer. who accompanied him 70
Morrisville, will remain for longer
visit.
w r. Warner OF Yergennes, a mem
ber Of Vermont's public service, was in
the city to-day on business, and in
company with s. Hollister Jackson, am
other member Of the commission, made
a brief inspection Of the Central YER
mont station.
Elder William Hanks Of Salt Lake
City. Utah, who has been connected with
the Mormon mission in this city for sew
eral months, will leave tonight for New
York, where be viii pass few weeks
before returning home
w H. Robertson, William Hurry,
"Binn Nlackin and William Robertson
as "The -Four Willes," attracted large
crowd and made a pronounced hit at
the second night OF the Company II fair
in Montpelier last night
Earle L. Waterman Of State College,
Pa, visited at the home OF his parents
Mr.. and Mrs d. s. Waterman. yester.
day, leaving last night for Burlington
where he will remain few days before
returning to Pennsylvania.
Elmer Il. Bancroft Of the west hill
who went to Montreal last week and
had cataract removed from his right
eye at the Royal Victoria hospital, is
reported to be coming along finely and
the operation was successful
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Scofeld left this
morning for New York City, whence
they will sail next Tuesday for Day
tona, Fla. to remain during the winter
The trip To Florida will include few
days visit with friends in Providence
r. +
Edward Nolin of New Bedford, Mass,
who has been passing a few weeks at
the home of Nelson Rock in Washing
ton, went this morning to Fairfield for
weeks visit with friends. Mrs Nolin
will continue her visit at the home of
Mr. Rock before accompanying her hus-
band back to New Bedford.
Thursday arrivals at the hotel Otis
follow: s. Simon, del.isle, w. s.
Sayles, G. c. Clark Boston; w G. Law
renee, New York City; w. A. Brown
Claremont, N. H. +. Ritter. New York
CITY; L. w. Provost, Rutland; c. s.
Burr. Boston; Mrs and Miss Staples
Websterville; J. Bolles, Franklin; R. G.
Fuller, Middlebury; NJ. J. Walsh, VOL
cott.
Two regular men from the FIRE depart
lment were called to II Brooklyn street
this morning at 10 o'clock to extinguisi
chimney FIRE which had started few
minutes before. Two applications from
the fire eYtinguishers were sufficient to
kill the flames, The house is occupied
by s. r. Emerson, and the damage,
which is extremely slight, is confined to
smoked curtains, etc
William Riddell of Williamstown left
the city yesterday afternoon for To-
ronto, Ont where he viii visit for y