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

| Big sweater sale at. Fits.
See Abbott's display of furs.
Munsing underwear at Abbotts
Who gets the sewing machine Tor
$3.50 at Fitts'i
Regular meeting of l.. A., A. O. H.,
will be held in X. of C. hall Wednes-
day evening at 1880.
| The MeWhorter Co. can give you sat
| isfactiOn in a suit or overcoat made
strictly TO your measure.
Special meeting of the Meadow Brook
Coli club Wednesday evening at Z.
Please meet at Marrion's corner.
Mrs. Robert Clements, who has been
| spending the past few weeks in the city,
| returned to-day to kaikeil, Canada.
Frederick Laird of Derby Line arrived
in the city yesterday and enrolled to-
day as a student at Goddard seminary.
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter, No.
80, 0. E. S., viii be held Wednesday
evening, Oct 8. An addenda will be
given by the officers. Banquet served
at o'clock sharp.
Miss Josephine Rock, who has been
visiting with relatives in the city and
at East Barre for the pcst few weeks,
returned last night to Boston, where
she is engaged as a nurse at the Mas
sachusetts General hospital.
William Lowering, who has been spend
ing the past few weeks in the city as
the guest of Dr. o. T. Barr of Cottage
verhill, Mass, where he will remain for
several days, then returning to Barre.
We are now equipped to manufacture
the finest quality OF fancy cream and
neufchatel cheese, and are ready to sup
ply you either at our creamery or
through your grocer. Ask for Vermont
brand cream or neufchatei cheese. j.. b.
Dodge.
While leaving her home at 0 Short
street Sunday morning for Sabbath
school, Mrs. Alexander Mcdonald tripped
on the lower veranda steps and was
thrown heavily to the ground. In fall
ing Mrs. Mcdonald slightly fractured
her ankle and was carried into the
house. Medical attendance was sum
moned Mrs. Mcdonald will be unable
to leave her home for several weeks.
The Tahocha campfire girls did them
selves proud Friday night at their sup
per held at the Congregational vestry.
ssting of Marguerite Currier, Freda
Laid, Gladys Turner and Kathryn Rog-
ers, served a most appetizing menu, and
that, with the way the girls looked
after their guests, would do credit TO
much Older and experienced girls. Come
again, girls.
Word was received in the city yester-
day of the death OF Jason Briggs, jr.,
only son Of DIR. Jason Briggs of Somer-
vile, Mass. which occurred ON Sunday.
Mr.. Briggs was born in Barre 26 years
ago in March While a youngster, his
parents removed to Someryille, where he
has since lived. The body will be
brought to Barre over the Montpelier &
Wells River railroad, arriving here at s
o'clock Wednesday morning. Funeral |
services viii be held Immediately after |
the arrival OF the body. the interment |
being made in the Elmwood cemetery
II. ]. Markolf of Rutland, district |
for the Sullivan Machin |
cry CO., arrived in the city last night |
by five young civil engin-
GERS, who are connected with the com
pany's plant at Claremont, n. H. The |
young men are making tour of Yer |
mont's quarrying regions and with The
and George Murray, the
local manager, they went this morning
to the quarries at Websterville and
Tomorrow they viii in
spect the manufacturing plants OF this
,ity, giving over the entire day to an ex-
examination of the machinery
etc. The following day the party viii
cave for Proctor and Rutland, to in
,pect the deposits of the Vermont Mar
BE Co. Among those who are making
he trip are: H. B. White, J. r. kenps-
,hild, Albert NJ. Brown, and A. l.. Ellis.
While in Barre they are registered at the
Jity hotel.