The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-07
TALK OF THE TOWN
New tailored suits at Abbott's.
Come to Vapghan's for your gloves.


Come to vaughan's for your gloves.
Lot of bargains at the corset depart
ment at Naughan's.
Have YOU visited Tilden's sale? i
not. you had better do so. You can save
money.
Joseph Lavery leaves tomorrow for
Salada Colo. where he will be employed
during the winter months.
Frank York. who has been spending
the past few months at Colchester, re-
turned to this city yesterday.
Alto Mariana of North Main street
left last night for Boston, where he Will
remain for ten days on business.
Mrs. C. V. Richardson OF Burlington
is passing a week at the home of her
sister. Mrs. G. II. Bishop, of Washing
ton street.
! Miss Edith Blanchard, who has been
visiting in the city as the guest of Miss
! Gladys Carroll of Keith avenue, return
ed to her work in Northheld.
The condition OF Peter lombard of
North Main street, who was taken to
the city hospital last week, was report
ed to be very grave this morning
Walter Wilcox Of Waitsfeld, who has
been visiting friends in the city for the
past few days. left this morning for
Boston, where he win visit for several
days.
Everett c. Jackson Of Brookfeld, who
was a visitor in the city over Sunday.
left this morning for Burlington to re-
rume his studies at the university of
Vermont.
A special meeting of Clan Gordon. No.
IL, will be held at their hall tonight,
Monday, Oct. Z, at els, for the purpose
of taking action on an important com
municatiou All who can should attend
James r. Elrick. secretary.
A special meeting of Clan Gordon, No.
IL, will be held st their hall tonight
Monday, Oct. I, at 6;l5, for the purpose
of taking action on an important com
munication. All who can should attend.
James K. Elrick. secretary.
Willis G. Scott, who recently com
pleted his duties IN the Miers barber |
shop. returned Saturday from few
days visit with friends in Burlington /
and left to-day for Woodsville, y. H., |
where he has secured employment.
The condition of Miss Eula +. Aver
i'll of North street, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the City /
hospital Saturday forenoon, was re-
ported to be comfortable to-day. The
outcome of the operation is considered
The annual October deyotions at st.
Aloniea's church opened last evening and
were well attended. These devotions
will continue the remaining Sunday
evenings Of the month. The services last
evening consisted of the rosary, litanv,
instruction and the benedicton. Rev. p.
II. Mckanna delivered forcble SER
mon on the devotion of the holy rosary
George Generis of Norwich Conn. ar
rived in the city last night and began
work this morning at the United Fruit
store. Mr.. Generis succeeds John Kar-
who left a short time ago Tor
New York, whence he sailed for his for
ner home in Greece. Messages reciev-
ID in this city from Athens tell of the
afe arrival of Mr.. Karkanides.
Yesterday at the Hedding Methodist ,
hureh was the annual promotion day of !
he Sunday school classes The yearly {
hanges in the classes aggregated
evenly. These changes consisted Of ,
promotions into the following different :
lasses; beginners. primary, interme- !
hates, juniors and seniors The Sun '
av school classes are under the super. 7,
ision of c. S. Andrews.
i. \. Sanctuary, who has been devot- :
lg portion of his time since last June
o business interests in Barre and Vi :
nifty in connection with engineering O
rejects, left last night for Texas. 10 o
'hich locality he is called by the CON y
emplated construction of railroad 5
rom Winnepeg to Galveston along the Y
3rd meridian. Mr.. Sanctuary is a grad
ate Of the university of Vermont. Bur I
ngton, in the class of 1898. v