The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-12

H Don't forget to call and hear the Vic
/ trola at Bailcy's Music Rooms, IA Elm
4 street, Barre, Vt. Phone 22-W.
II Harry Smith. Mrs. James Long and
two children, left this morning for a
H visit to Boston and Quincy, Mass.
Another sale of outing flannel at 71at
per yard at Perry's on Friday. You ear
save money by buying this outing
Mrs. Dora Brown of Hanover N. II.
arrived in the city yesterday and will
visit with relatives over the weekend
Miss Sadie Fifeld of Academy street
leaves to-day for Bethel, where she will
remain for several days at the home of
her sister.
Prof. j. X. Carney and wife, who have
been stopping in this city for the past
week, returned to-day TO their home at
Wallingford
The telephone operators dance, which
was to have ben held last evening in the
Rowland hall, was postponed on account
Of the smallpox.
We have limited amount Of nice,
large, dry limb wood, which we win sell
while it lasts at S2.35 per load. Try a
load. Morse & jackson.
Fred Davidson of Brook street, who
has been employed at Windsor for the
past few months, returned to this city
last night for a few days visit.
Ralph Darling, a student at Spaulding
| high school, left yesterday for South
! Ryegate, where he will visit for few
weeks at The home of his parents.
A meeting of the Barre branch. G. C.
/ l. A., will be held in Miles hall Mon
| day evening at 7 o'clock Business OF
Importance. Angus Mcdonald, sec.
Henry Terney OF Merchant street,
where he will reside. Mr.. Tierney has
secured employment at Worcester.
! Y. Caslani, who has been employed ct
| Montreal Tor the past few months, re-
turned to this city yesterday morning.
Mr.. Caslani intends to reside here dur
ing the winter.
Carroll Smith freshman attending
Boston university, arrived in this city
last night to pass a few days at the
home Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W
d. Smith of Summer street.
Frank Bartlett OF Spaulding street
left this morning for St Adams, where
he will remain over the week end He
was accompanied by w. NJ Randall, the |
trip being made by automobile
Alex Mckenzie of Pleasant street left /
last night for Boston. whore he will re-
mail for week as the guest of friends. /
Mr.. Mckenzie plans to attend the Red |
SoN-Giant series this afternoon.
Mrs. Ernest Brown. who has been
visiting at the home OF her parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs, James Tassie of Branch street
for the past several weeks, has returned I
TO her home at Aberdeen, South Da
kota.
The regular Monday ministers meet
ing win not take place in Barre next
Monday, having been postponed month
This meeting includes ministers from
Montpelier, Northfeld Barre, and other
places.
Mrs J. f. Sullivan who has been Wis
iting in this city for the past two weeks
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs
James Bennett Of Pearl street, returned
to her home at Hardwick yesterday aft
ernoon.
George Kelley. who has been stopping
in this city for the past few weeks left
yesterday afternoon for iardwick where
he has secured a position as toolsharp-
ener at one of the Hardwick granite
cutting plants.
Floyd Russell Of Merchant street left !
this noon for Claremont, n. H., where ,
he will visit at his former home for |
few days. Mr.. Russell will attend the ,
Vermont Dartmouth football game al q
Hanover, \. H., to-day
Fridays arrivals at the hotel OTIS :
F. l.. Wallen, Portland. Me, w. G. :
Shaw, Bethel; T. 4. Gay Boston; IT, A. h
Lewis. Burlington; A. LAMAR, New !,
York; George Hamilton, Worcester
Thomas Carroll of North Main street
eft this morning for Hanover y. H.,
where he will attend the Vermont
Dartmouth football contest this after :
noon. Mr.. Carroll will visit with friends :;
It the New Hampshire college over the !
weekend. :
Some twenty-five members Of the ItaI. v
an Pleasure club left this morning for o
where they presented a float !,
n the Columbus day parade. The float \
vas one similar TO the "horribe" they D
'laeed in the Barre Columbus day cele- II
'ration last year. The club was UNI n
ortunate IN losing the services OF its e.
eader, r. Medeot. who withdrew late r.
from the honor of accepting ~
he position. The band was favored to o.
ay with capable musical director in "
,. Merlo. Their float was "The Cosmo- III
olitan Band" Ip'
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