The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New Inc OF mana bags just IecelNeu
at Fits.
Visit corset department, second floor,
at Vaughans.
Large line of flannel waists. Paris
Shirtwaist house,
Outing night robes and paiamas from
the McWhorter Co.
Social dance at Plainfeld house Fri
day evening, Oct 20,
SCOTS Balsam Sanitissue toilet paper
at G. N. Kenyon & Co.'S.
If better service interests you, try
Miers' sanitary barber shop.
Edmund Reaside has returned to this
city, after passing the summer in Gardi-
ner, Maine.
Miss Ethel Even of Orange street left
this noon for a weeks visit with friends
in Bethel Gilead.
Charles +. Young left yesterday after.
noon on an automobile trip through
southern Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Hughes left last
night for Montreal, where they will pass
few days with friends.
Do not forget that nice stock at the
Kelley auction tomorrow. See ad. page
y. G. +. Smith, auctioneer.
Members OF the Hedding Methodist
choir will meet at the church tomorrow
evening promptly at o'clock.
Margaret +. Assay, with the help of
fifteen squaws, presenting "Hiawatha,'
is certainly the work Of an artist.
All those donating articles for the
Pocahontas fair will please take same
to Rowland hall, Thursday, October H.
Warmers rust-proof and Redfern cor
sets, every pair guaranteed, at Henry w.
Knights, successor to Veale knight.
A picked team Of local clerks will roll
match with Smith & Cummings clerks
at the Pearl street alleys Friday even
ing.
Miss Laura Glider returned to-day to
her home in 0gdensburg, y. T., after
passing a few days with friends in the
city.
Charles Martin and E. F. Spencer left
this morning for New York City, where
they expect to pass several days on bust
ness.
Mrs. Mary Garvey and Mrs. James
Bennett were among those who left on
the excursion to Montreal, p. O., this
morning,
A rummage sale by the ladies OF the
Civic federation viii be held in the Boil
ster block Thursday and Friday, Oct.
10 and 20.
Mrs. Agnes Walker and daughter, Al
ice, Of Granite avenue we're among those
who went to Montreal on the excursion
this morning.
A son, weighing eight and one.half
pounds, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Blanchard OF South Main street yester
day afternoon.
The ladies' union OF the Uniyersalist
church viii meet to sew for the church
fair with Mrs. B. p. White, Fl Maple
Grove, Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. D. II. Strong Of Milton was IN
the city to-day, being on his way to
WiIliamstown to officiate at the funeral
of James S. Hopkins, a former parish
ioner.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Jones. who have
been passing several days at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Whitcomb in East
Barre, returned yesterday afternoon to
their home in Morrisville.
Among the Monday arrivals at the
hotel Otis were: G. A. Colburn, Bur-
lington; John Lavery, jfs Rutland; +.
Comstock. Plainheld; Thomas Foster,
New York City; b. Foster, White River
Junction; S. II. Kent, Bangor, Me.
Bowling teams representing Montpelier
and Barre will roll off a match at Mont
pelier this evening. In previous matches
both teams have either won or lost by
narrow margins, and interest in to-
nights contest has reached fever heat.
Sewing lessons under the direction Of
the Barre Civic federation will begin in
the fourth grade of the public schools
next Monday. II would aid the fedora
ton greatly if those having pieces q
light and dark print suitable for patch
work, would contribute them for this
work. They can be left any time this
week at the store Of Henry w. knight.
Guests registered at the City hotel
yesterday and to-day wers as follows:
IF. II. Willard, Limerick Me; i. II.
Mann, Woodsville, n T.; G. w Elan
ders, Boston; w. f. MeClmg, Buffalo,
N. Y; c. s. Hayes, Boston, Mass; Miss
J. l.. DuGar, S. S. Speare, Boston, ]. B.
Grace, Burlington; b. G. Miller, Bethel;
George Blacksmith, Rutland; G. r. Pres
brey, New York City; 4, II. Presbrey,
Rockville, Conn; P, G. Lamson, Bostons
C. J. Beiner, Brooklyn, n. "; A. W.
Tobin, Boston; A. I. Rogers, Hyde Park,
Mass. R. E. Watson, Burlington.
VIII you donate to the Barre City
hospital some of the following articles:
Old cotton or linen, canned goods, jel-
lies, fruit, vegetables or groceries Of
all kinds, chickens; also new cotton
cloth or towels. Articles to be called
for at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning.
Oct. % Have bags ready and out on the
steps of your home, as the fire teams are
going to gather them in, and will not
have time to wait for anything II there
is anyone who wishes to donate and
does not receive bag, their articles
will be gladly received at the hospital
In case of heavy storm, will be called for
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