The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

kets at Fits
Bert Smith is employed in II. j.
Smiths market.
Don't miss reading our nd, OIL page 8.
G. n, Kenyon & Co.
Be sure and see that Roman picture
at the Biiou to-day.
A 54-inch sl75 hemstitched navy serge
for Sl,25 at Abbott's.
The best Toe outing flannel Saturday
for Sc yard at Vaughan's.
G. Il. Beard of Brool1iield was bus
mess visitor in the city to-day.
Buy your hosiery and gloves at The
Vaughan Store. They are guaranteed.
Kenneth Gale went to Waterbury this
noon for few days visit with friends.
Better service brings new faces to
Miers sanitary barber shop every day
Ladders, ladders--step, extension and
straight. Prices right, at +. A. Prindle's.
There will be a regular meeting of IT.
John court, 523, c. o. T., this evening at
1880.
Regular meeting of teamsters' union
in painters hall Thursday evening at
1880.
A daughter was born this forenoon
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Ralph Of Church
street.
Miss Jessie Morgan went to North
field this noon for short visit with
friends.
A few children's and misses felt hats
greatly reduced, at Miss Z. p. Mair's,
II Cottage street.
Save date for the chicken pie sup
per Wednesday, November !, at tine
Uniyersalist church.
Miss Gussie Yeti Of Montpelier is EN-.
ployed as bookkeeper in +. y. Cults &
Co.'S clothing store.
Farl Six big nights, with program
Rowland hall, November 6 to IL.
Mrs. J. A. Mcleod of 10 Seminary
street underwent successful operation
at the City hospital yesterday.
George Burr of Boston, representa-
tive of the T. Noonan Co., was a bus.
mess visitor in the city to-day.
\ Augustus Scampini of Concord, n. H.,
is passing a few days with his brother,
Angelo Scampini, Of Berlin street.
II Miss Jennie. Beaulieu, who has been
passing few days with relatives in the
city, returned 10 her home in Burling
ton yesterday.
f. H. Evarts of East Corinth under
and to-day his condition is reported to
be comfortable,
I The second game Of the As series, A.
10. H., will be played this evening in
X. of c. hall at 5 o'clock. Players
please be present.
Il Louis Bruyer, who was recently
awarded the Carnegie medal for bravery,
left to-day on a business trip to Middle
bury and Burlington.
To those who did not get one or more
of those blankets in former sale, we
have another lot on sale Saturday for
Csc pair, at Perry's.
Mrs. Peter Gordon Of 372 North Main
street was taken TO the City hospital
/ in A. w. Badger * Co.'S ambulance yes
terday afternoon for treatment.
Misses Margaret and Helen McCray
of Orange are passing a few days IA
this city as guests Of their cousin, Miss
Gertrude Chapel, of Wellington street.
Clarence Nonrse, a former resident of
Barre, who has been passing the sum
mer with his father in Worcester. is
visiting friends in the city for a few
days
William II. Robertson. William Hurry,
1 VT,li3av,, Aaolr l., ond INTtIft,,, pakov4sc,,
as "The Four Willies" will appear at
the Company H. fair in Montpelier to-
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Cutting. who
have been passing a few days in tie
city as guests al the home of H. S.
1 Parks Of Warren street. returned to
their home in Plainfeld to-day.
d. D. Royce, who has been employed
al EmsIie's greenhouse on the Mont
pelier road for several months past. left
last night for st. Louis, Mass. Where
he will pass the winter with relatives.
George Chalmers, smfaeing machine
operator, finished work last night Mt
Barclay Brothers after having been IN
their employment almost seven years.
! Nv 70 HbNihA AHiN WIN WIN HIS lanlih
to Schenectady, n. Y.
The Ladies' Hospital Aid association
wishes to extend hearty thanks at this
time to all those who helped to make
bag day yesterday the success that il
proved to be. A report of the result OF
the days collections win be made later.
The Odd Ladies will hold a social
evening, Friday, Oct 81. After the reg
ular meeting, all Odd Ladies' husbands
aud gentleman friends are invited.
Dancing will commence promptly at ..
Refreshments will be served during the
evening. All the ladies are expected to
attend.
| An attendance of over LIS people at
the Hedding Methodist church last even
/ ing spelled success to the ladies and pas
tors union, who served a chicken pie
supper and gave a short literary pro-
gram in the parlors Of the church inn
mediately after supper. The sum of S45
was realized from the affair The sup
per and the following program was in
charge of Mrs. A. |. Skinner and her
committee: Vocal solo, Nicholas Veale;
vocal duet, Miss Madeline Camp and
| Lindell Lebouryeau; vocal solo, Miss
Evelyn Bugbee; piano duet, Miss Ber-