The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

Church.
Three dollars and ninety-eight cents
a special sale of sweaters, at Perry's oil
Saturday.
DIR. William Mcfarland is in Boston
for a short time, intending to return to
Barre next Monday.
Rev. d. j. Cofrey, who has been pass.
ing few days in the city, returned
last night to Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bottigi are NOV.
ing their household goods from East
street to 26 Division street.
Mrs. S. F. Clark left last night for
Oshkosh, Wis, where she viii make an
indefinite visit with relatives.
David Cummings, who has been spend
ing few days with friends at Montreal
returned to the city last night.
At the M, & w. freight yards this
morning, the Perry Auto Co. unloaded
a car of 1914 model Ford touring cars.
Leon Keith, who has been employed
by Calder & Richardson for the past
few years, completed his duties there
yesterday.
Just received, shipment of sample
silk waists. Friday and Saturday we
shall take special Christmas orders.
Paris Shirtwaist House.
No better bowling alleys are operated
in New England than the Merlo Bros.
alleys. Pass your leisure moments at
the alleys, upstairs over the Merlo Bros.
pool rooms.
! Take notice! Many of the exquisite
pieces of necdlework, stored away for
ages, you may have the pleasure OF see
ing at the Episcopal vestry Thursday,
Nov. 20, and Friday, Nov. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carpenter, who
have been visiting the latters parents
| in Barre, have returned to their home
in Boston. Mr.. Carpenter was former
| ly employed on the intercity street car
| line.
The Orpheus quartet is rehearsing a
program of special Thanksgiving music,
which is to be rendered at the Univer-
| salist church. Thanksgiving services will
be held at the church next Sunday fore
noon.
Henry Flint is moving his household
goods from East Montpelier where he
has resided several years, into house
on Circle street Mr.. Flint began work
this morning as driver for Calder &
Richardson.
The social dance to be held by the
Ladies Auxiliary, A. 0. H., last evening
at the Knights of Columbus hall, was
postponed, owing to inclement weather.
The dance viii probably be held on some
date next week.
Friends in this city of James Gal
lagher will be interested to learn that
he is now located in Chicago. For the
past six months he has been employed
at Pittsburg. At Chicago he is engaged
as foreman of one of the large granite
plants of that city.
Because OF the prolongation of the
football season at Spaulding high school
no definite date has been set for the
middlers VS.. 1917, 1916, 1914 game The
game was to have been held yesterday,
but owing to inclement weather it was
postponed.
Last evening at the chapel at Goddard
seminary a large audience listened to
an address delivered by Wallace Batchel
der, Bethel attorney, on The Use Of
Arms in Future Wars" The speaker
Mr.. Batchelder was a member OF the
Roosevelt Rough Riders during the
Spanish war
This evening at their rooms in the
Scampini building. the Italian Pleasure
club will hold the second OF their series
of socials TO be conducted during the
winter months. A program of entertain
ment has been arranged to precede the
lobste. and clam supper. The Pleasure
Club orchestra will furnish music during
the evening.
Among those registered at the Buzzell
hotel yesterday were the following: A.
+. Stevens, Lawrence, Mass; Nj. Pip
per, Bangor, Me; I. W. Parker, Shell
burne; Mrs. Earl Corr, Boston; James
Parker. Boston; William Brown, Boston;
F. n. Wheelock, Boston; j. Ward, North
field; George H. Elwel, Worcester,
Mass; G. NJ. Coffin, Washington; NJ.
Saspaer, Albany n. Y.
Mrs G. Maccari, who has been spend
ing two years at her former home in
Mantova Italy, arrived in the city last |
evening from New York, where she re-
Gently landed from the French liner,
Italia, which sailed from Genoa last
week Mrs Maccari was accompanied
from New York by her husband, who
has been passing a few days IN the
metropolis on business.
The guest list at the City hotel yes
terday and to-day including the follow
ing names: J. w. Parker, Boston; A. w.
Butler, Massena, N Y. w. j. Fortier,
r. Lee, ir., Boston; L. II. Manchester
and lady, Randolph; w. w. Savery, Yer
gennes; L. c. F. Ball, Boston; F. j.
Flodden, Ogdensburg, n. y; R, B. Lang,
Boston; Mr. and Mrs. w B. Handy,
Boston; C. w. Moore, st. Adams; W. h.
Campbell, Burlington; B. A. Colpitts,
White River Junction; J. L. Hamilton,
Worcester, Mass; G. Z. Mcleod, Bur
lington.
Twenty members of Minnehaha en-
No. 2, l. o. O. f. will journey
over to Mortified this evening to at
tend the annual meeting of the seventh
district. Arrangements have been
made for accommodating large number
Of guests and the Northfield lodge
plan to make it one of the
most successful meetings in recent years.
Among the grand lodge officers who will
grace the occasion are Judge II. w.
Scott of Barre, grand patriarch, }. A.
Foster of Waterbury, grand high priest
md Charles Farr of st. Johnsbury,
grand scribe The Barre encampment
members will leave the city square in
automobiles at $3.50 o'clock.