The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-25
TALK. OF THE TOWN

Don't miss the sale of silk dresses
ct vaughan's.
A large lot of new goods at Hale's
| Speciality Store, just received.
| IT, X. Ellsworth Of Boston arrived
in the city last night for business
visit of several days.
Mrs. John Eastman and family have
returned from six weeks stay at their
summer home in West Fairlee.
The Athena club will meet with Mrs.
George Morris, 100 fremont street, on
Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Floyd Russell of Merchant street has
returned from Claremont, n. H., after
weeks visit at his former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dodge returned
this morning to their home in Hartford,
after a short visit with friends in the
city.
Warren Cummings of Spaulding street
left this morning for Lancaster, N. H.,
where he will pass several days at his
former home.
r. N. johnson of Boston. a travelling
auditor for the Western Union Tele-
graph system, was a business visitor in
the city to-day.
Harry Goldman of New York, who has
been passing a few days in the city on
business. left yesterday for few days
visit to Burlington.
Mrs. Alice Roach OF Pearl street left
this forenoon for Chicago, ILL.,. where she
will make an extended visit with her
sen, Daniel II. Roach
George Carey. who has been visiting |
at East Barre for a few days, was |
visitor in the city to-day, returning to |
his home at Rochester.
Gebroil Hendee Of Newport arrived in
the city last night for ten days visit |
Mt the home Of his sister, Mrs. Fifer
Sirius Of Romans square.
Auction sale tomorrow at West
Topsham for T. p. Hight. cows oxen,
horses, lumber and farm. See adj, page
7. c. f, Smith, auctioneer.
There will be social dance at How
Rileys full orchestra. Admission, Toe
per couple; extra ladies, Zoe. Dancing
from till /.
Miss Sadie Fifcld Of Academy street
4 taking weeks vacation from her
luties at the Kendrick pharmacy. She
eft yesterday for visit with relatives
1t Bethel and Randolph.
The mission circle OF the Universalist
hurch will meet with Mrs. 7. T. Burr
TEXT Friday afternoon at 2;30 o'clock.
I is hoped all members will make an
'xtra effort to be present.
William t. Hutchinson of Enosburg
falls, a consulting engineer in the EN-
10y Of the Central Vermont railroad
vent to Mortified this noon, after short
BUSINESS visit in the city
George Il. Parker, who has been pass.
ng several days at the home Of his par
nts, Mr., and Mrs. S. n Parker Of
'paulding street. returned to-day to
Hartford, Conn, where he is employed.
WilSie Murray, Graniteyille, was
rought to the City hospital last even
ne and was operated on last night. Al
hough his condition was serious, he
assed comfortable night and hopes are
for his recovery.
Fred W. Sutor, secretary treasurer of
he quarry workers union, returned this
lorning from Rochester, n. ". where
c has been Attending the national con
ention of the American Federation of
abor, as a delegate from the quarry
'orkers' union.
On the basketball schedule that has
cen arranged by Burlington high school
or the coming season, Spaulding high
'hool has two dates. The first game
i'll be played at Burlington on Friday,
eb. I. and the other will take place in
lis city on Feb. %, three weeks follow
e the first game.
Miss VIVA f. Thompson, who has
zen employed as Western Union op-
'ator at the Central Vermont station
n some time, has completed her duties
I'd expects to leave tonight for her
'me in Woburn, Mass. She is succeed
at the local post by Edward Addv.
no is promoted TO the Barre office from
night operators position at the Mont
lier Office.
This evening at the Church street
'mnasium Goddard seminary will line
} against the freshman qlS-tet from
orwieh university for the first basket.
II exhibition of the year Goddard has
nch material that win be given a try
{ by Coach Kurtz The Norwich fresh.
m have been organized for some time
d viii present a formidable array of
ayers. In their lineup will be Louis
'masi, the former Spaulding athlete
A football Dlavpr AT the Norfheaid