The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

buN knit wear at NHlgnJ 5.
/ Silk and wool underwear at Abbott's.
/ One dollar and twenty-five cent walk
| ing glove at $l.00, at Vaughans.
Our prices may be similar, but our
shoes are different. Tilden Shoe Co.
Miss Elizabeth Melvin has completed
her duties with the +. d. Ladd Co.
| G. n Benedict remains ill., See adv. of
blacksmith shop for sale on page I,
The fall patterns in Cluett 4 Hatha-
way shirts are on sale by the McWhor-
| ter Co.
One dollar and nineteen cents each.
| Have you seen those new flannel waists
at Perry's?
The annual meeting of the Barre Golf
club is to be held on Wednesday even
| ing, October Is.
! Meeting of the Granite City Quoting
club at their club rooms tonight at s
o'clock. Important.
Miss Agnes Hale returned Saturday
from Wentworth, N. H., for few weeks
stay at her home.
Edward Blanchard left yesterday for
Lyme, n. H., where he will make an ex
tended visit with relatives.
Harold Knight of Hill street, who has
been spending the past few weeks at
Boston, returned to the city to-day.
A. X. Gregware of Boston, who ar
rived in the city yesterday, began work
this morning in the Barre shoe store.
Mrs. A. A. Burton of Woodsville, n.
H., is making an extended visit in the
city as the guest of Miss Jennie Low
ELL
There will be a rehearsal of Clan Cor
don Ministries on Wednesday evening at
sharp in elan hall. All are asked to
be present.
Public dance in X. of C. hall Thurs
day evening, Oct. Q, under the auspices
of J.. A., A. O. H. Riley's orchestra. Re-
freshments. Admission, 25e.
A meeting of the Italian Pleasure club
will be held Thursday night at 1880.
A full attendance is desired, as business
Of great Importance is to come up.
Miss Jessie Morgan, dancing teacher |
of several years experience, is prepared
to teach private dancing lessons. For
information, inquire 70 Ayers street, tel.
444-ll.
All members of the Baraca class of |
the First Baptist church are requested |
to be present at the class meeting ON |
Wednesday evening, Oct. s, at 1880
O'Clock.
Guiseppine Mistrangelioi arrived in
the city this morning from New York, |
where she recently landed, after making |
an extended stay at her former home |
in Italy.
There win be spirit message seance
at S. S. Smiths, 50 Maple avenue, on
Wednesday at 1880 p. m, conducted by
c. o. Grimes. All invited. A silver
collection will be taken.
Lawrence Tinkham who has been
passing a few days at Goddard semi
nary, returned this morning to Boston
to resume his studies at the Bryant
and Stratton college.
The regular monthly meeting of the
ladies' union will be held in the vestry
of the Universalist church Wednesday,
Oct. S, at 2:30 p. m. The fair com
mittee is asked to be present.
William McLeay of Grsniteville was
! visitor in the city yesterday on his
way to Boston, where he viii reside
Mr. McLeay has secured position with
.he Boston Traction company.
Edward Morrill,, who has been visit
ng at the home of his parents in this
,ity for few days, returned yesterday
afternoon to Montreal TO resume his
luties as fireman with the Canadian
Pacific railroad.
On leaving Hardwick for Barre, A.
on behalf of Metoake eoun-
Ill, No. III, d. of p, presented Mrs
George Mowatt handsome silver butter
lish Refreshments were served and
with msuc a happy evening was spent.
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aedding Methodist church will be en-
;ertained by Mrs. Glysson and Mrs.
Nishart at thimble party at the home
II Mrs. Gylsson, % Perry street. on
at $3.50 p. m. The business
Meeting will be followed by program.
Notice is given of the proposed change
n the constitution.
Work on the South Main street walk |
near the Trow & Holden
liant is progressing rapidly and the
treet superintendent and the aldermen
G street committee plan to have it COM
leted within a few days. A heavy re-
aiming wall will skirt the walk on the ]
rest side and other provisions made
or making the way more durable for
edestrians as well as teams.
Clan Gordon and its ladies' auxiliary I
re now busy with arrangements for
heir annual fair, to be held Oct. %, 80, y
| and Nov. |. The Clan Gordon min J
trels have had several rehearsals and !
re prepared to give the Barre public L
not to be soon forgotten. The
linstrels are under the able leadership v
t James b. Gail, who knows how to $
reduce an entertainment of the first a
Tater.
A new division of the A. O. H. In this
ounty was formed on Sunday when a C
,rps of officers of the Washington Coun- c
? Division assembled at Waterbury and \
lstituted new lodge in that town. to Ii
e known as the ladies' Auxiliary, Div c
ion, No. 4, A. o. H. Among the coun-
= and state officers present at the !,
stitution were Mrs. O. n. Granger, h
ate president of the Ladies' Auxiliary. !,
O. H.; Mrs. Elizabeth McGovern, "
county president; Mrs. L. J. a
God. Barre, county treasurer. The list n
officers of the new Waterbury divis- 8,
n are as follows: President, Mrs Rob-
t Burnham; ce-president, Miss Eva
ne Cochrane; financial secretary, Mrs. !
lmes Flynn, recording secretary, Miss \
ary Manning; treasurer, Mrs. George "
mistress-at-arm Mrs. George =
owland.