The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-07
TALK OF THE TOWN
New silk petticoats at Abbott's.

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Waterbury for an indefinite stay wit
friends
Andrew Knutson is confined to hi
home on South Main street by an attacl
of bronchitis.
We can save you money. Buy you
blankets and winter underwear at Tn
Vaughan Store.
Charles Mills left this morning 70
Boston, where he will spend several day
with relatives.
d. NJ. Miles left this forenoon TO
Boston, where he will make week
visit with friends.
The Athena club will meet with Mrs
Bruce, 25 Nelson street, Tuesday even
ing at 1880 o'clock
Mrs. Ruth Austin left Saturday after
noon for Burlington, where she will visit
friends for few days.
Max Reaside left last night for Bos
ton and Dorchester, Mass, expecting Il
be absent about ten days.
Inquire of c. S. Andrews, the cash
shoe man of Barre, how you can save
| twenty per cent. on shoes.
II. +. Mitchell, who has been passing
several days in the city, leaves tonight
for his home in Toronto, Can.
Carl Hunt returned home this morn
ing, after spending several days with
frnds in Randolph and vicinity.
The ladies aid society of the Presby-
terrain church will hold fair on the
l4th, 18th and 10th of November.
The Cleaner club will hold their first
regular meeting with Miss Sexton, "a
Averill street, Tuesday evening at 7:l5.
Mrs. James F. Higgins and daughter,
Lucy, of French street left this forenoon
for Everett, Mass, where they will make
visit.
NJ n. McIver returned home Satur-
day night from an extended trip into
British Columbia and other parts OF the
Canadian Northwest.
Frank Fregosi, who has been employed
in Montpelier until recently began work
this morning in Thomas DesJardins' bar
Der shop On North Main street.
DR.. Fred X. jackson OF Burlington was
visitor in the city yesterday, passing
the day as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
S. H. Jackson of Wellington street.
Auction sale tomorrow for George
Lawrence 1t MontDelier head of eX
ira good cows and young stock. See
adj, page Z c. +. Smith, auctioneer.
Miss Ruth Parker of Spaulding stree.
returned to this city this morning from
St Adams, where she attended the con
vention of the state librarians last
week
c. b. Hollis of Randolph, superinten-
dent of the Eastern Tale company's
mines and mills at Rochester and East
Granville, was business visitor in the
city to-day
Morris Hendrixson returned to Wat
erbury last evening, after spending a
few days at the home Of bis parents |
on Maple grove. returned this after |
noon to Morrisville.
They have been hard to get-round, |
high toe shoes, with low heels. Tilden
has them in button, Russia calf, gun
metal and gun metal cloth top. $3.50 /
values at S3l5 Ask to see them.
Harry Kent, who has been passing two
months at the home Of II. X. Holdet
II Mount Vernon place and with his
sister, Mrs Damon, in West Corinth,
eft this morning for his home in New
fork City.
Miss Beatrice Callaghan of North
lain street is recovering from the eff
ects of an operation for appendicitis,
which she underwent at the City hos
ital Saturday. Her condition was said
o be encouraging.
Al & I
2, will be held at their hall tonight,
londay, Oct. 7, at 0;l5, for the purpose
t taking action on an important com
.unication. All who can should attend.
ames r. Elrick secretary.
A special meeting Of Clan Gordon, No. !
2, will be held at their hall tonight,
Ionday, Oct 7, at 6:l5, for the purpose ,
t taking action on an important com
lmieation All who can should attend. !
amcs r. Elriek, secretary. |
John Scott of st. Johnsbury was a
isitor in the city to-day, spending the I
az as the guest of his sister, Mrs, 4
ames Keneiiek OF Washington street !
lr. Scott was returning to st. Johns |
ury from week end visit at Burling t
IN.
James Malloy. who was called to Barre
Y the death OF his mother law, Mrs.
harles G. johnson OF the Merchant :
rect extension, left last night for his a
ome in Boston. Mrs. Malloy who ee- y
him, will rcmaia in Barre for h
lort visit. t
The Barre Citizens band has been en- II
lged to participate'in the Columbus day t
trade at Montpelier Saturday, and all
embers of the organization are request n
to meet at the headquarters this [
ening at I o'clock for rehearsal. The &
cal band will be one of three in the line n
march Saturday. s
The curator at the Socialist headquar- /
rs in the Scampini building has re- Fl
ived an advance copy of the new work a
gman's song, workers, Arise in All
our Power which was written by Mar s
ret Alice Donaldson, well-known h
worker in this state. The d
ore was written by Henry Brinckman r
Fred A. Slayton of 10 South Main o.
rect returned Saturday from Plym- al
tn. \. H.. where he drove his string d
race horses at the Plymouth fair last Ia
ek. The return transportation OF the
avton stables. due i'm this city early n
sterday morning, met with delay and b
not reach mere until this morning. N.
e speedsters under Mr.. Slayton's care nj
re Bette Dean. Paul Nelson and On n
nd Wilkes Onward Wilkes left the m
+ stables at Plainfield and the other C,