The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-14
TALK OFTHE TOWN

outing flannel from &c TO Ice per var
at AbbOtt's.
You can save money shopping at Til
Vaughan Store
New serge dresses, $i.os up, at Tn
Vaughan Store,
The Athena club has postponed il
gentlemen's evening until further no
tice.
Blankets and blanket robes, soc I,
$500 a pair See them. Henry w
Knight.
Auction sale tomorrow for Spence
Miner in Orange See adj, page l. c. /
Smith, auctioneer.
Miss Kate Oliver of Highland avenu,
is taking = brief vacation from hel
duties at the c. Bau studio.
Miss Marie Taylor left this forenoon
for Burlington, where she will make i
two weeks visit with relatives.
Would like to take in sewing or z,
out by the day Apply to Miss Li1zi,
! Murray, upper Merchant street.
Joseph Kenefck of Pearl street, who
has been spending the past ten DAYS al
Lebanon, n. H., returned to the city
last evening
Homer G. Ladd and c. NJ. Wiley have
returned from Brattleboro, where they
went on business connected with the
Pythian order,
Arthur Campbell OF Pearl street. who
has been pending the past few days
at Northfeld with relatives, returned to
the city last night
Miss Florence. Vercoe of Spauldins
street left Saturday noon for Keene,
\. H., where she will visit with rela-
tives for few weeks,
Miss Annie Mckay Of C1iif street and
Miss May DeCota returned home this
morning, after spending few days with
friends in Williamstown.
c. Bianchi Of Comolli street is at the
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington for
treatment. He was operated on last
week for minor cause.
Mrs. George Hopkins returned this
morning to her home in White River
Junction, after spending several days
with friends in the city.
Frank Richardson and Miss Eva Rich
ardson Of Waits River spent the week
end Mt the home CT Mr.. and Mrs. y. T..
Waterman Of Pleasant street
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. Il. Gaskell and little
son, Paul, Of East street returned home
this morning, after spending a few days
with relatives in Mortified aud vicinity.
J. J. Dashner of Washington agent for
the D. A. Perry Real Estate agency q
this city has sold the McCrillis farm at
Corinth corners, to Bert Blake Of East
Barre.
Mrs. Grace Richmond, president OF
the state Rebekah assembly, returned to |
her nome IN Rutland saturday after
paying official visits to the Rebekdh |
lodges in Barre, WilIamstown and
Plainfed.
George Murray Of South Main street,
who has been spending the past week .
At Boston on business, returned to the 1
'ity Saturday night. Mr.. Murray AZ
tended two OF the worlds series compe-
-itions at Boston.
During the recent y. A. r. convention.
leld at Montpelier, Mrs. +. VI. Roscos
as guests Miss Alice II.
regent Of Gen. Lewis Morris
.hapter. Mrs f. r. Fellows. Mrs. Walter
~ Slack, Mrs. II II. Blanchard, all OF
Miss Mary Brusa of Howard street
vas operated on for appendicitis ut the
Nary Fletcher hospital at Burlington
G, Brusa. Joseph Brusa and
ohm Brusa, who have been visiting at
he hospital at Darlington, returned to
he city yesterday.
Mrs. L. Oltilini of Blackwell street
rho Went to Burlington last week. was
Perated on for appendicitis at the Mary
fletcher hospital Saturday. Mrs. Olti.
mi was accompanied to Burlington by
IT. Oltilini and Mrs, Mary Rizzi, who
eturned to this city yesterday.
Sundays arrivals at the hotel Otis
'ere as follows; j. J. Congo. Berlin:
!. A. Peters, Gardner R. +. Gregory,
DWELL, Mass. Miss Mary Fifeld, Hard.
lex; ]. o. Brooks, New York: +. NJ.
hristie, New York; Daniel Murphy.
oston; Mr.. and Mrs. c, r, Hubbard, I
oston.
Miss Mildred l. Phelps was agreeably
lrprised at her home . Academy street, !
aturday afternoon, when a number OF I
Dung women gathered to mark her |
rthday anniversary. short musical I
rogram was followed at $3.50 with a i
'lcous luncheon Miss Phelps was the +
cipient of a handsome ormolu mantel !
ock.
Work on the mural decorations at st. b
onica's church is rapidly nearing com
elton. and the artists expect to close 4
eir labors within short time The o
ling, ehancel and south side OF the =
I'VE are finished and only the north !,
ais OF the church remain to be dee. =
ated. !. y
On the recommendation OF the board 81
health, The Barre Socialist local can "
led its arrangements for socialist p,
lnday" yesterday afternoon The OBJ h
rvance was to have been held in the
ntral Labor union hall. and several
nmbers of the local were scheduled TO "
liver addresses II is likely that an a.
servance similar to the one projected Ct
II take place at some future time. pI
The ladies OF the Universalist church :,
Q busily Engaged in making prepare !.
ms for the festival OF holidays" u
lich they are to hold the first week 81
December All fha holidavs of fbo hi