The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

The fall term OF Miss Ethel Spears
private school vii open Monday, Sept. l6
The Barre Citizens band will play a
| few numbers outside the Miles hall be-
| fore the dance tonight.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge, No Is. September IL, at
$50 o'clock Per order V. G.
Abe Gloddy of Lowell, Mass, is en-
ployed in the plumbing department of
the c. w. Averil hardware concern.
Mrs. Margaret Cable and son, Wen
dell, returned last evening from a three
weeks visit in Saranac Lake, \. Y.
Aaron Berman arrived in this city
yesterday from Littleton, n. H.. for sew
eral days visit in this city on business.
d. A. Roberts, who has been spending
the past few days in this city on bus
mess, returned last night to Elmira,
y. Y.
William Forbes of Bolster place, who
has been employed during the summer
months at Old Orchard, Me-, returned to
the city last night.
c. +. Smith of South Warren street
left this morning for Randolph, where
he will act as auctioneer at large auc-
ton this afternoon.
Judge H. w. Scott of Richardson
street, who has been spending the past
few days on business at Boston, returned
to this city this morning.
A Rally day service, with an espe
cially interesting program, will be held
at the Baptist Sunday school Sunday,
Sept. 10, at II o'clock. Plan to come.
Baptiste Colombo of Bolster place was
carried to the City hospital last evening
in Rockers ambulance, where he I'M
derwent an operation for appendicitis.
Miss Irene Graham of Ayers street,
who has been employed during the past
few months at the Mountain View house
at Whitefeld, n, H., returned last night
Miss Mamie Nelson of Wellington
street returned to this city last night
from a two weeks visit to Sherbrooke,
p. G., and other points in eastern Can
ada
Mrs. c. A. Churchill of IS Merchant |
street, has just received new line of
pillow tops, ETC., also material
for Irish crochet bags. Lessons given
free.
n. L. Davis of Hartford, Conn. of the
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance company.
is spending several days in this city
on business connected with the local
branch.
Jack Chase of Pasadena, CAL who
has been spending the past week in this
vicinity with friends, left this morning
Tor Berlin, n. H., where he has secured
employment in a cigar manufacturing
asta blishment.
The cooperation of the teachers in
he public schools is a great benefit to
Is in stocking the proper supplies nee.
,ssary for their studies. See our ad.
: n. Kenyon & Co.
Edith A. Mckinistry and Dennis La.
leau, both of Montpelier, were mar
led at the Universalist parsonage yes.
erday afternoon at 4 o'clock by Rev.
!. B. Reardon. Mr.. and Mrs. LadeauI
will reside in Montpelier.
The young ladies OF the Unlversalist |
hurch will serve public supper Thurs
ay evening from $3.50 to 1880. with the
GLOWING menu: Baked beans, salad
AXE, pie, hot rolls, brown bread, pickles ,
nd coffee. Price, zoe.
Retail Clerks Notice-Regular meeting
I the local R. G. |. P, A. will be held /,
I the Knights of Pythias hall Wednes-
ay evening at 1880. Special business
to be transacted at the meeting and j
he presence OF every member is de- d
ired.
Corsets? You may not need that cor h
Fl now but we urge you to take add a
antage OF this rare opportunity to b.
litably fitted to your proper model for !
lture purchase. Red Fern and War
er's rust proof. Free fittings all this :
eek. Henry w. knight.
Ogsten and Wiley, the proprietors of !
lie dining parlors of the hotel Otis, :,
ave decided to open the rooms ad !
cent to the present dining rooms for =
lie purpose of serving the public on the
uropean plan and contracting regular s.
,arders. They will also cater for ban a
lets and special suppers. s.
Tuesdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
ere as follows: j. A. Bond, Burling. !
IN; G. w. Monkey, st. Johnsbury; b. ?
st. Clair, Plymouth, n. H.; A. o. u
erguson, Burlington; c. A, Derby, Phil
lelphia J. w. Silloway, Boston; G. A. b
ayne, Burlington; E. A. Fulsom, Bath, B
H.; H. II. Foster, Burlington. NJ
The Companion court of the |. o. +.
i'll hold their annual corn roast on Il
thursday, Sept. II, at Dewey park. All t'
oresters and their friends are cordial N
invited to be present. All bring corn
AXE the Gas car if possible. Being :,
e last outing of the season, all come q
epared to have a good time 4,
Ed Sunderland, the well-known grand
-cuit race horse driver, was a visitor W
the city to-day. Mr.. Sunderland has his ii
ring of charges at the Mortified fair. n
ind erland is scheduled to drive Susie Nj
the Fair Haven fair tomorrow after
on. The following week will see Sun &c
rland and his racers at the state fair. y,
AT the Universalist church next Sun.
V morning Prof w. A. Wheaton will :.
~ "Postude" in c by Semmems and e.
elude from Lohengrin by Wagner. The be
pheus male quartette will sing Awake ~
|, My Glory" by Lansing and unto :"
zee, 0 God We Give Thanks" by Wat
a. William j. Inglis will sing, The tn
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