The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

The X 7. minstrels ,gill meet for re.
hearsal Thursday night.
Stop that tickle with a Mentholette
DC package at Davis drug store.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs
Mabel Cole Tuesday at 2:3O p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Duval of Hardwick
visited friends in the city Saturday,
Fred Smith Of Waterbury passed Sat
urday and Sunday with friends in the
city.
Warner Wheeler and Bernard Lewis
went to Mortified this noon on bus.
mess.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Gordon are pass
ing few days with friends in Middle
bury
Fred E. Wheeler Of Morrisylle was
among the business visitors in the city
Saturday.
Herbert Lnfort of Plainfield was
among the over-Sunday visitors in the
city yesterday.
The Cleaners club will meet Tuesday
evening with Mrs. d. j. Morse, 90
iienloht street.
Special display Of smart dress and
street hats at S3, worth up to 50, at Mrs.
Nelson hurch's.
Mrs. o. f. Andrews was taken to the
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington
Saturday for treatment.
A special business meeting of the
Baptist G. e, society will be held at
1880 o'clock Tuesday evening.
Homer Fits, Il. w. Bisbee. DIR. G. w.
Steele and H. A. Phelps left yesterday
on a business trip to New York City.
Miss Cora Miles OF Burlington is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
kenetiek Of Washington street for few
days.
The Philomathian club win meet with
Mrs. +. j. Martin Tuesday at $3.50 p m.
II any are unable to be present, please
notify the committee.
There win be meeting Of Barre coun.
ell, No. 40l, X of c., Wednesday even.
ing, Nov. 10, at o'clock. Exemplifca-
tion of first degree.
BY deal closed Saturday night the
st Andrews Benevolent soc1eSy will &C.
quire the charter rights of the Northern
Casualty company of Burlington.
All those having advertising for the
Vermont Poultry association will please
leave at Il. NJ. Lyons store or with Ed
Chesser, on or before Wednesday, the
18th,
Michael S. Robinson of the Barre op-
era house orchestra has been engaged as
principal string bass with the Burling
ton symphony orchestra for the coming
season.
Shorthand lessons given privately.
viii give lessons in shorthand to linn
tied number Of pupils; an easy, quick
system. Florence La Fontaine, at Mrs.
G. r. Woods.
Because there were not enough appli-
cations for reservations on a special
Pullman sleeper from Barre and Mont
pelier to Boston over the Central Yer
mont railroad next Friday night, ii has
been decided to cancel the order for the
car.
The advance agent OF winter, lusty
young blizzard, arrived this forenoon,
and for time the conditions resembled
winter in real form. The snow storm
followed a heavy rainfall last night,
which changed the balmy air into cold
wave.
The local candle pin bowlers who went
TO Mortified Saturday afternoon took
q match from the Mortified team BY
winning two strings out Of three as well
as the total pin fall A ret1rn game
viii probably be rolled on the Pearl
street alleys in this city soon.
Mrs. c. S. Bowd9n of Providence, r.
L. arrived in the city yesterday, called
here by the death Of her sister, Mrs.
T.. A. Prindle. She was accompanied by
Mrs Kenneth Nicholson Of Barre, an
other sister Of Mrs. Prindle, who had
been visiting in Providence for few
weeks.
Frank LeC1air of North Main street
went Saturday to Winooski Falls, where
he was called by the death of his father.
Paul LeClair. The funeral took place
Saturday afternoon with the burial at
Winooski. Many older residents of
Barre will remember the late Mr.. Le-
Clair as the man who had charge Of
the brick construction work when the
main building at Goddard seminary was
erected.
Clan Gordon and the Ladies' Auxiliary
closed successful weeks fair in How.
land hall Saturday evening, with large
number of people in attendance. In point
of attendance, as well as receipts, the
fair was the most notable in the history
of Clan Gordon. Although figures are
not at hand, the total attendance far
exceeded that of other fairs held in the
past, Two different nights in the week,
as many as 600 persons are said to have
been present, while 800 admission tickets
were sold for the entertainment on the
last night. This number was consider
ably increased later in the evening, when
the dance order started The closing
nights program was meritoriously given
as follows; Japanese drill, three girls;
violin solo, Eda Carusi; piano duet, Mary
Brine and Warnet Neale. During The
dance, the several prizes offered during
the week were allotted Riieyfs orohes-
ira, which has been such an important
factor in the success of the affair, fur
nished music for the dancers until the
fair closed at IL o'clock. Credit for the
financial success Of the weeks
fair is largely due to the joint committee
of some twenty members chosen from
the clan and the ladies' auxiliary.
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