The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

Il Large assortment OF Dlankets az an
bolts.
0. G. Averill's dancing class will NEE
Friday night at s o'clock shair.
| Regular meeting of st. Johns court
No. 522, G. o. r., this evening at 7;3
in X. of c. hall.
The ladies' union of the Universalls
church will serve supper in the vestr,
Monday evening. Watch for menu later
All those having articles for the rum
mage sale in the French block not calle'
for, please notify Mrs. w. r. Milne, tele
phone 243-l.
Il Guy Roeheleau OF Burlington, who wa
formerly employed as a pharmacist il
Barre, is spending few days witt
friends in the city.
H d. Nj. Ingalls, of Durham, r e., VIII
has been visiting friends in the city 10
a few days, left this afternoon for Pitts
burg, Pa, where he has a position witt
the Pittsburg Plate Glass Co.
] Miss Helen Young, who has been Wis
iting her brothers. A. ID. Young and A. }
Young, and with FRIENDS in the city, re
| turned this forenoon TO her home IL
Springfield, Mass.
J o. ID. Mathewson of Lys:donvllle, prin,
/ cipal of the institute at that place, Wis
tied in the city to-day prior to attend
| ing the state teachers convention IN
Montpelier this afternoon.
| Among the business visitors in the
city to-day were A. M. Martin of Brad.
| ford, B. A. Colpitts of White River june
| tion, H. w. Markham OF Orleans and
Charles ID. O'Leary of St. Adams.
N No ftcG
teachers in the Lyndon institute, arrived
in the city this morning to be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Badger of East
ern avenue while the annual convention
of the Vermont Teachers association Is
in progress.
A part of the advance guard of 4
small army of school teachers, who are
to attend the state teachers convention
in Montpelier, arrived in Barre this fore
noon. Many OF the teachers plan to
make their headquarters here in the city
while the convention is in session.
Among The Barre visitors in Burling-
ton to-day were Mrs. NJ. G. Cable, John
Kelly. A. G. Castle A. Ross and Frank
Redmond. Joseph Ricciarell left for
Boston. Miss Ina Patterson went to
Randolph for few days stay and T. G.
Carson left on the morning train for
Bethel. G. W. Odell went to Rutland to
visit relatives.
Guests registered at the City hotel
yesterday and to-day included: A. w,
Wyack, Worcester, Mass; five members
of Tinkers orchestra, st. Jobnsbury,
Charles Bugsley, Cray. o.; B. H. Me
Combs, Newark, n. j.; A. S. Gauld,
Cleveland, o.; J, Il. Brown, Boston; p.
A. Fellows, Rion, S. c.; John p McDon-
nell Buffalo, N. "; +. S. Cushman,
Rochester, n. r.; ]. A. Gordon, Burhng
ton.
Outgoing trains last night witnessed
a heavy exodus OF people leaving for
the sunny slopes OF Italy to remain dur
ing the winter. Among those who went
to New York to sail on the American
liner, st. Louis, tomorrow afternoon,
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Francesca Dunghi
and little daughter, who will make an
extended stay in Tlrino, Mrs. Ida Ra
taxi and two sons and Bernard Reboni
who will also visit at their former home
in Turino, and Mr.. and Mrs. Luigi Scac-
chi and Irino Polli, whe viii pass the
winter in Milan.
Through its Washington agent, J. J.
Dashner. the ID. A. Perry Real Estate
agency has sold for Eugene X. Fellows
and Mrs. Alberta Fellows their farm in
West Topsham and Corinth to Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus i. Cloud of this city. In
volved in the deal is the cottage house
on North Seminary street, owned by Mr.,
and Mrs. Cloud, which Mr.. and Mrs. Eel
lows acquire for investment PURPOSES
The farm contains go acres and is one
of the best pieces of realty in that sec
tion. Mr.. and Mrs. Cloud viii move at
once TO their new purchase. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fellows have already moved to
Burlington, where the former has Sc
cured position in the United States
mail service.
Bright Star Rebekah lodge held one of
the most enjoyable meetings OF the sea
son in Odd Fellows hall last evening,
when more than l00 members and guests
sat down to an excellent banquet at
$3.50 o'clock. This feature of the meet
ing was in charge of committee head
ed by Mrs. Fred Beckley, as chairman.
Afterwards, the Rebekah degree was
conferred on two candidates and other
ceremonial work was carried through to
a successful finish. The visiting list in.
cluded Rebeknhs from Massachusetts,,
Ludlow and Washington. Miss Emma
Gates of Ludlow, past president OF the
state assembly, who is attending the
state teachers convention in Montpelier, |
was one of the entertaining speakers OF
the evening.