The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-30
TALK OF THE TOWN


Come, see and be convinced. They ar,
only $3.50. Tilden Shoe Co.
Buy your fall and winter garment
in our opening sale, at Vaughan's.
Miss Ella Halliday, who i sick at hel
home on Elm street, is somewhat i'm
proved.
The annual meal and ale of the Glen
ugie club will be held in the Clan Cor
don hall Oct at 1880 p. m.
Notice! |. O. o. T., M. u, will hold
their annual fair in Rowland hall, Oct
j /, 2, 3, and 4. Riley's orchestra. The
fair of the season. Come.
We would be pleased to see you ant
your family at the harvest dinner ant
supper Friday, Oct. 3, at the Baptist
church.
Mrs. George Morgan Of 30 Batcheldel
street was operated upon yesterday al
the City hospital. Her condition is very
good to-day.
j. B. Lumsden and Fred Leayitt OF
Greensboro Bend were weekend visit
ors at Frank Bradbury's, also at w. s
Patch's on Trow hill.
| Mrs. Loisa Herrick of Westtield
Mass, and Mrs John Lumsden have re-
turned to Greensboro, after a few days
visit at Frank Bradbury's.
A regular meeting Of branch No. /
of the Barre Socialist party, will be
held Wednesday evening, Oct. |, at 1880
at headquarters, Scampini block.
The woman's association of the Con-
gregational church will meet in the yes
try Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. The mis-
sionary department will have charge OF
the program.
Mrs. j. G, Griggs Of Summer street
left to-day for Brattleboro, where she
of the Women's Missionary society,
which conyenes there this week
Football practice at Spaulding high
school this week viii be strenuous. Last
Saturdays game with Montpelier sem
mary proved that the local school lads
were woefully weak on the defense.
Miss Edith Wilkie, who recently grad
uated from the City hospital, returned
Saturday from Tunbridge, where she was
caring for a patient, and went last night
to East Corinth to care for another.
Regular review of Harmon hive, No. !,
l.. 0. T. NJ, Oct. l at o'clock. Every
officer and member is asked to be pres
ent and all who have not paid their
September assessments are asked to do
so at this meeting.
From 1914 to II cents buys any 20
cent article in the Davis drug stock sale
and from 50 to rs cents aay 81 article
Other goods in proportion. Two dollars
has the purchasing power Of S3 to Sl.
Sale begins Wednesday, Oct. |.
The ninth grade OF Spaulding defeat
ed the eighth grade Of Mathewson yes
terday by score of IL to 2. The star
playing for the ninth grade was by
ComoIli, scampni and Maggiani; for
the losers, by Calderara and Mike
Cerasoli.
Perry g. Noonan's ambulance was
called to South Barre yesterday after
noon to bring Frank Henry to the City
hospital, where he was operated on for
Appendicitis. Although very serious
condition was found, Mr.. Henry is as
comfortable to-day as can be expected,
Arthur G. Lane Of upper Hill street,
who has been employed as an express
messengerson main line train from st.
Adams to Boston for the past FIVE
weeks, returned home to-day. To.mor-
row morning Mr.. Lane will resume his
IeguiaI mites ~, a. eAPfess inesseiieei oh
Tue r. DaiTe ola,len' ~
auxiliary Of the Presbyterian church will
hold book socable Tuesday evening,
Sept. 30. All those who possibly can,
please wear or bring something to rep
resent title Of book. A cordial in
Vitatlon Is extended 10 AL. Program
and refreshments: Admission, ioc.
About 80 friends OF Miss Rose keefe
gathered at her nome on roster street
FRIDAY evening and gave her q surprise
party. The evening was spent playing
games. Refreshments We're served. In
behalf Of those present Miss Lillian
lombard presented Miss Rose a hand
some ruby ring, for which she expressed
her thinks in a pleasing manner. The
party broke up at ii o'clock.
Mondays arrivals at The Buzzell
hotel were as follows: p. II. Coran, Will
w. II. Carpenter, Providence,
II. l.. Mrs. Moyar, Providence, X. l.;
Jeanette Moyar, Providence, X. l.;
Johnnie Hoey, Providence, r. T.; G., A.
Colburn, Burlington; p Il. Stafford. SUIT
ton, 2. O.; Mrs. NJ. Q. Cutler, East Mont
pelier; B. Frank, Burlington; John La
very. Rutland; A. Laroche, Randolph.
There is a possibility that Rev. p. NJ.
Mckenna, pastor of st. Monica's church,
may return at some date this month
and assume his pastorate. Rev. Me
kenna has been absent from the city Tor
almost a year and is now visiting in the
vicinity of his former home in Ireland.
In recent correspondence with local peo-