The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dan A. Perry went to Randolph this
noon on a brief business trip.
H. A. Goodwin is passing few days
in St. Johnsbury on business
A. b. Pearson left this noon for her
vile, P. O., where he will be employed
during the winter.
Miss Elena Huse returned to her home
here to-day. after being i'll for five
months in the hospital at Lewiston, Me.
Miss Marjorie Parker has resumed her
studies at Goddard seminary, after pass
ing few days at her home in War
ren.
Mrs. Alfred Gingras returned to her
home in this city Saturday night, after
passing several days with her mother in
Swanton.
Notice: The Ladies Auxiliary of Clan
Gordon, assessment No. 10 is due and
must be paid at once to the financial
secretary.
Miss Evelina Coffman of Waterbury
returned home to-day after spending
several days with Mrs. Margaret Bolles
of this city.
John Lambert, VINO was called to Bur-
lington by the serious illness Of his ia
ther, returned to Barre this morning and
has resumed his duties in browns drug
store.
Charles w. Barrows, who has been
passing few days at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T. Barrows.
OF Central street, returned this morn
ing to Vergennes.
Miss Gertrude Batchelder of Burling-
ton, who has been passing few days
with friends in the city, left this MORN
ing for Pinehurst, n c., where she will
pass the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. LeBarron. who
have been passing several days at the
home of A. G. Miles of South Main
street, returned Saturday afternoon to
their home in Waterbury.
Tickets for "The Gamblers the great
drama that comes to the opera house
next Friday night, 60 on sale at Kend-
dren in arms will not be admitted to
this performance.
"The Toss of Coina powerful and
weird picture play, grand in detail and
embracing all that is essential in MAX
ing interesting pictures. 1t is an l. NJ.
T. film, which alone insures its merit.
lou must see this picture to understand
its singular fascination at the Biiou.
Look for the silver boot. Shoes re-
paired while you wait in first-elass style
and in a workmanlike manner Am
with all the modern machin-
ery for doing work and use only the
best stock possible to obtain. Employed
in the G. N. Tilden store for the past
seventeen years. Peter Depatie, Boil
ster block, ll2 North Main street.
Nurse Winch has returned from at
tendance on Mrs. VIM Mckenzie at
and next Saturday leaves
Barre for Boston, where she sails for
London. Eng. Thanksgiving day a num-
Der of friends gathered at Mrs MeKen-
Ties and gave Miss Winch handsome
gold bracelet.
The family of Celeste Bianchi of Co
moli street, members of which were
stricken by ptomaine, poisoning last
Friday forenoon shortly after eating
canned sardines, are recovering from the
aHecIs OF bie pOiAou. MT. DldHcil was
able to be about the house soon after
taking an antidote, but three children
were confined for several days.
Guests registered at the City hotel
and to-day were as follows
c. b. Carpenter, Bellows Fails; c. S.
ir., Boston; J. Berquest, Bos-
ton; Washington County Ministerial as-
(l2l; f. A. Young, New York
City; f. X. Foster, Hanover, N. H.;
Over Night" Co l4).
Guests registered at the hotel Otis
yesterday were as follows: A. L. La
Chance, Waterbury, Conn; C. L. Gros- |
,arth, Burlington J. G. Dubar, Dexter, |
Ne; f. A. Grant, Lebapon, n. H.. G. |
c. L. Menard, #. S. Thompson, |
Boston; J. c. Spencer, st. Johnsbury; |
W w. Hall, Albany. N. "; Z. NJ Ris- |
Ter, Amsterdam, n Y; G. IL. Hammond,
n. IL,