The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II. A. Rublee has returned to Soutl
Ryegate, after few days visit in thii
city.
| c, L. Cobb of Fitchburg. Mass. wa
among the business visitors in the cit,
to-day.
Edward Venice of Boston arrived il
the city yesterday for several days
business visit.
Mrs. c. y. Barber and daughter, Eliza
beth, left Sunday night for Denver, Col.
to visit her sister.
/ S. $. Rosenberg returned to Dorches
ter, Mass to-day, after spending a few
days in this city on business.
Miss Glpe Blanchard has returned to
Battle Creek, Mich, after spending a
4 few months at her home here.
George Minard returned to Charles
town. Mrss., this morning, after a few
days visit in this city with friends.
/ G.. b. Tilden and son, Arthur c. Tilden,
of upper Prospect street are passing a
few days at their former home in North
| field.
Several local members of the third
party are planning to attend Bull
Moose flag raising in Washington, to-
night.
G. NJ Butterick returned home this
morning on the Green Mountain express.
after spending several days in Boston
and vicinity on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond G. Fuller. who
were married in this city last week, left
yesterday for Cambridge Mass. where
they will make their home.
G. Molinari of Berlin street leaves to-
night for New York, from where he sails
Thursday for few months visit at his
former home at Milano, Italy
Harry Stafford OF Long street. who
has been employed with the Singer Sew
ing Machine company for the past few
weeks, completed his duties Saturiuy
night.
w. f. O'Brien who has been spending
the past week in this city on business,
returned last night TO Boston. where he
is employed by the Sullivan Machinery
company.
Next Saturday local banks will re-
vert to their fall. winter and spring
hours, remaining open on the last day
of the week until 3 O'Clock in the after
noon, as on other days.
The condition of Eli T. Rice. the aged
tailor who makes his home with Mr..
and Mrs. George Bishop Of Washington
street. is slowly improving, although
his health is still very feeble.
Regular review of Harmon hive. No.
l, /. o. r. NJ. will be held Wednesday
evening, Oct 2, at 7;30 o'clock. There
will be a short program, followed by
and social hour large |
attendance is desired.
Beginning tonight and continuing for /
three months, all retail stores in the |
'ity which have subscribed to the mcr.
'hants, and clerks. agreements, viii res
main upen until q O'Clock in the evening. 7
,Xecpt on Mondays and Saturdays.
The Comp. and Sub. court OF the /. O. T.
If Montpelier sends an invitation to
III members of the Comp. aud Sub.
'ourt. l. @, f.. Of Barre to attend their
netting, supper and dance Wednesday,
bet. 2. at O'Clock. Per order H. S
Kate Gregoire.
MIR. and Mrs \. A. Northrop have re-
urned from Whitefeld, \. H., where
hey went to visit Mrs Northrop's
,rother Rev. j. H. Winslow They were
accompanied home by Miss Edna Dur
zee who had spent the summer at the
'abyan house
The football game between Goddard
eminary and the Shamrocks, which was
eported TO have been scheduled for
Wednesday on the seminary campus has
cen called off. The management OF the /,
hamrock team has not yet made def ,
ite arrangements for its first game
MONDAYS arrivals at the hotel Otis
.ere as follows: J. VI. Donovan. Boston:
+. Hatch, Burlington; John Lavery.
utland; f.. L. Wallen. Portland Me;
/. J. Valley. Boston; J. NJ Smith. Ith..
!, \. "; A. J. Payne, Burlington: G !
. Payne, Burlington; w. G. Shaw, Bur
ngton.
The United Missionary society OF the /,
edding " +. church viii hold its an
ual meeting. with election Of officers. at
le church Wednesday afternoon at o
80. Please make il q day for the v
sving of dues. as far "a convenient. BE d
ady to report any work done during
le past year. Z
The Arts and Crafts club rendered Z
is Helen Martin reception last \
.eninr at the home Of Prof and Mrs
n. Hollister of Sheridan street Il
here we've about twelve members of the "
NO present Miss Martin was presented b
beautiful Nutting picture by the club
social evening was enjoyed m
A meeting Of the entire membership q
the Barre Board of Trade viii BE- "
u "Wednesday evening October :. II
n. az 5 O'Clock. in Miles hall. Hon. G. r
BroWncll of burlington. vii give a r
IL on matters 81 vital interest 70 n
ire. Nou are urgently requested to be "
esent and bring youT friends II a. ?,
2 desire that every member express A
, IDEAS on something for the future -
and prosperity OF Barre. At