The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Saturday. Paris Shirtwaist House.
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December can now be heard at fIooker's
C. O. Averill will open his dancing
school in Miles hall Friday evening a
3 o'clock.
Mrs. Frank Hutchinson went yester
day 10 Wells River, where she will max
q short visit.
Mrs. Dora NJ. Aldrich OF Northfelc
was among the business visitors In TIL
city yesterday.
Alex Lawson and Arthur Prize of Ma
pie avenue left last night for Montrea
for months visit.
Francis Gould returned TO Concord
n, H., to-day, after making few days
business visit in the city.
Frank G. Williams of Newport, state
examiner of savings banks, was bust
ness visitor in the city to-day.
John Carroll of Cambridge, Mass, ar,
rived in the city last evening and will
visit as the guest of friends on Pearl
street for several days.
Charles II. Leslie has a force Of men
at work remodeling his blacksmith shop
that was partly destroyed by fire the
tdllltA pdli VI tuir WYNN
Mrs. Angelo Ghoria Of East Barre
was visitor in the city to-day on her
way home, after spending several days
with friends in Burlington.
yulcanizing, Now is the time to have
your casing cuts fixed. Inner tubes vul-
canized while you wait. j. Z. Gregory,
1856 Washington street, Barre.
Mrs. Wesley Hoffman Of North Main
street returned last eveing from st,
Johnsbury. where she has been visiting
with relatives for the past week.
The second dance of the series ar
ranged by the Barre council, Knights Of
Columbus for the coming season, will be
held at their hall on December Is.
Mrs. Howard lockwood of Waterbury
arrived in the city this morning for
few days visit at the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Nelson, of
Merchant street.
Archie Button and Charles Colby, who
have been passing few days in the city
as the guests of +. X. Hall of Summer
street returned last night to their home
IN East Orange.
Miss Morgan will reopen her dancing
lass Friday, Nov. %, in Woodman hall
1t p. m. sharp, where she will be
pleased TO meet her former pupils, also
i chance for beginners.
Mrs. Loren J. Bell entertained the Of
ice force from the Consolidated Lighting
ompanys headquarters at dinner at her
lome, SO Maple avenue, last evening. A
ocial hour brought the affair to close.
You will want a new hat, now that
he smallpox is over. Call at Mrs. |
.ongley- Vercoe's, upstairs over the cleo
ric light store, Main street. A full line
f latest millinery will be found at low
st prices.
Ralph Shepard and Paul Buzzell of the
Iontpelier road returned last evening |
rom a weeks hunting trip in Fayston,
ringing beautiful specimen of
piked horn deer, which weighed about
80 pounds.
Timber proposition; 800 acres or more,
,ithin four miles of railroad estimated
10000 feet of spruce and large amount
hardwood. A bargain at $500.
suitable for camp. Better look
over at once, The d. A. Perry Real
state Agency, Barre Vt.
Thursdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
ere as followss Miss NJ Taylor, Bos-
IN; Charles Taylor, Boston; II. II. Lane,
A. Il. Trembley, Manches-
II: Hugh Jeans, Boston; A. T.. Stevens,
awrence, Mass; Miss Mae Fiield,
Louis N. Provost, Rutland;
gorge Bloomer, Boston; f. Gould, Con-
'rd, N. II.
September OF the present year marks
he twenty-first birthday of Sousas
md. It becomes of legal age and has
lie right to vote and take possession Of
ny wealth or heirloom that may fall
it. Gold bearing bonds prferred, but
I'D bricks will not be considered. Di-
ctor Sousa and his band will be heard
re in concert on Thanksgiving night !
the opera house.--Adv. {
'FIn the North Woodsn-Fate protects
e unprotected Biograph drama of [
e far North, in which woman proves |
e is made of stouter stuff than the or
nary female of the species. "A PEN
ty Paid"--a film replete with excellent i
and marked by fine camera :
,rk. The picture is most carefully and
staged, and has dramatic
ish. At Dreamland. -Advt.
Manager Albert Mari of the Spauld- s
Z high school basketball team has not e
t decided on the date on which TO open
e winters schedule, but he is con- t
mplating the first game to be played e
ainst the alumni about the middle of o
cember. For the past few years the Il
imni have found little difficulty in de-
'ting the regular high school quintet Ii
move is on foot now amongst mem II
IS of the alumni to organize. y
This morning members of the local II
club lowered the flag bearing
, Wilson and Marshall names. The u
? was raised in front of the Worthen y
lding early in the fall and stood the a.
ages of the winds and storms during NJ
successful national Democratic
npagin. The Progressive flag was the Vi
It party flag to be removed. The Re- pi
,lican stars and stripes were taken CT
Tn short time ago. W
lrs. Estelle Brown, who has been Wis re
e friends in the city for a few days,
yesterday for her home in Newport. y r'
.ocal members of the n. L. O. p -
ges are planning to participate in the na
liversary celebration to be held in pe
city hall at Montpelier next Monday \, ~
ming. The Observance will embrace ~
the n. +. o. P. lodges in this section VI
il is expected that covers will be 20 20
for over 200 guests at the banquet. VI
nd Warden II. W. Scott OF Barre and
Ional officers of the organization will -,
among the speakers. S a.
he Universalist ladies will hold their mn,
ual fair and festival at Rowland ~.