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

at Fits.
See those $3.50 petticoats for $loo
at Vaughans.
Look at the quality Of blankets for
Sl.00 at Fits
See Abbotts line of Beacon blanket
bath and lounging robes
Nj. S. Levin went to Burlington this
morning ON business visit
w. T. Calder went to Montreal last
night on few days business trip.
$3.50 and $500 tailor suit hats 1898
Wednesday at Mrs. Nelson-C hureh's.
big display Of outings at Perry's |
store; prices 0, s, 10, IL IL and 10 cents
a yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Swift of Jefferson
vile are visiting relatives in the city |
for few days,
J, J, Duprey left yesterday afternoon
for Oakland, Cal, where he expects to
remain two years.
Dr. and Mrs. NJ d. Lamb returned !
last night from a weeks visit with |
friends in Boston,
Buy fall and winter underwear this
week at Henry w. Knights, successor
to Veale s. Knight.
/ Mrs. G. L. Woodwork left yesterday
afternoon for few days visit with
relatives in Waterbury.
Harold Ennis, who is employed in
lIardwick, has been passing few days
with relatives in this city
Big line Of clothing for all the family
I at the rummage sale in the Wheelock
building October 10 and H.
The condition of Miss Lottie Gibbs,
who burned her right hand severely last
Friday afternoon, is improving.
For sale, cheap, bedroom suite, din
! ing table and chairs; also sideboard,
Geo, Chalmers, 230 South Main street,
Henry j. Thomas, who has been spend
| ing several weeks in Washington, left
last night for his home in Kingston,
| Ont
Mrs. w. L. Mitighy Of Enosburg rails
is visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Margaret Mccarthy of IS Brook
street
Mrs. A. M, Congdon left yesterday aft
ernoon for her home in Boston, after
passing a few days with friends in the
city,
Arthur Marriott went to Rutland last
night. where he was summoned as
witness before the United States district
court.
A c. f. business meeting will be held
at 1880 in the Baptist church Tuesday
evening All members are requested to
be present.
Miss Margaret Mcmahon, who has
been visiting at the home OF Mrs. Mary
A. Garyey for a few days, returned last
night to her home in st. Adams.
The ladies aid society of the Congre-
gational church will have its regular
business meeting in the church parlors |
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Regular meeting of r. G. l. p A. in
X. p. hall Wednesday evening at 1880. |
Every member is urged 20 be persent, |
as business OF importance is to be CON
sidered.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Smith and chill |
dren, who have been visiting az the |
homes Of Mrs. J. i. Smith and Donald |
Smith, returned last night to their home
in Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Guthrie, who have
been visiting at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Densmore, left |
yesterday for Russell, n. T., for a visit |
at his former home.
social evening will be held under
the auspices of the Foreign Masons Sat /
uTday, October q. Names win now be |
received by the following committee:
William Fairs, Alfred Milne, George An
dcrson.
The Southend football team defeated |
the Yannigans in rugby game at the 4
park yesterday afternoon By the score /
OF II to 0. Features of the game were +
end runs by Hogan and Smoke" Rob
nson.
John Stewart OF Central street. an /
employee OF the Leland company, Is de- 1
tanned from work for few days on ac- /
count Of painful injury sustained to
his hand while lifting stone last Fri I
day afternoon.
Gilbert Wood. Harry Nelson, George /
Burbank and G.. A. Calderwood have re- +
turned to their home in st. Johnsbury, I
after visiting Mr. Calderwood's son, A. /
r Calderwood. The party made the
trip by automobile.
Barre friends Of Allen T. Hirtle, .
former resident OF this city and widely |
known travelling salesman for Marion
& 0Leary, will be interested to learn
Of his approaching marriage to Kansas
City, Mo, girl The wedding will take /
place in Kansas City.
Socialist Organizer Z. F. Cassidy of
New York will give an address Sunday, /
October Is, and explain the work /
of the national lyceum bureau. A spe- I
cial meeting will be held Wednesday, /
October /, at o'clock Let every mem |
Der be present. Very important bust
ness to be discussed
Mrs E. Norine Law spoke to large
congregations of women and girls at the I
Hedding Methodist church yesterday aft. |
ernoon and also last evening on the |
subject, white slavery" She left this
morning for Mortified, where she will |
deliver an address before leaving for her
home in Minneapolis, MINI.
The Columbus day dance will be held
in Rowland hall, October II. Rileys sing I
ing orchestra viii furnish music. The |
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