The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

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\ New line Of suits and coats just il
l| at Fits.
Il Charles Fassane left last night for
H Rutland, where he will visit friends for
H a few days.
h Sylvester Krouse returned last night
H to his home at Winooski, after few
H days visit in the city.
\ Floyd G. Russell of the Red Cross
H pharmacy returned to-day from few
days business trip to Boston,
H Thomas Elder, who has been passing
\ a few days in the city, returned last
night to his home at Bristol.
p r. Mclaughlin, who has been spend
ing several days in the Barre granite
belt, returned to-day to his home in Bos-
ton.
John Milne and Alex. Mcclellan left
last night for Montreal, where they Wis
it with relatives and friends for week
or 10 days.
Big two hours sale tonight from Z
until 8 o'cloek--high grade shirtwaists,
yoile, lawn and flannel Your choice, 81.
Paris Shirtwaist House.
Robert Brahany of Lowell arrived in
the city last night for few days visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Carroll of Bolster avenue.
Mrs. Mary Marion of Keith avenue
returned last night from Burlington,
where she has been visiting with rela-
tives for the past few days.
Supremacy in dress is always awarded
to the Royal Tailored man. He com
mands attention. Get that Royal Tail
ored look. F. A. Hutchinson, Wood
block.
Clan Gordon MINISTRIES viii meet Mon
day evening at s o'clock in the clan
rooms. End men will meet at o'clock.
IT is necessary that all endeavor to be
there
The Vincitia club will serve luncheon
\ to its members at $3.50 o'clock every
Saturday evening through the remainder
of the fall and winter The first lunch
con will be served tonight.
Misses Hull and Chamberlain, teachers
in the high school at Swanton, have been
the guests of DIR. and Mrs. c. +. Camp
of Washington street during the state
teachers convention in Montpelier.
! William Marion, who has been spend
/ ing the past two weeks at Burlington
and Boston, returned TO the city to-
day. He viii resume his duties at the
Montpelier & Wells River freight sta
| tion.
George Halvosa of Church street has
gone to New York, where he will re-
main for week on business interests.
He accompanied Mrs. William I'alyosa
to New York on her way to join her
husband at Panama.
Contractor Alexander Mckenzie, who
recently completed the construction of a
large cement dam for Trow & Holden on
South Main street, left this morning for
Boston. Mrs. Mckenzie will remain in
the city for a more extended stay.
Miss Edna Dashner and friend, Miss |
Carrie Roland, Of East Corinth, have |
been at the home of the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs J. j. Dashner, on |
Washington street, while attending the |
teachers convention in Montpelier.
A Halloween party, the second of a /
series of entertainments, viii be seld at /
the Masonic rooms by st. Aldemar COM |
mandery, No. III, and their ladies Thurs
day evening, Oct. 80 Tickets to be
procured of committee before that date.
Mrs. George II, Bellows and family of |
Elm street left last night for Roxbury, l
Mass, where they will join Mr.. Bellows,
the optician formerly employed at the
Carleton jewelry store. Mr., Bellows re
Gently completed his duties with the
Carleton company and went to Roxbury
where he has secured employment.
sway Down East" one of the best
known of rural dramas, pleased large
audience of playgoers in the opera house Il
last evening. The leading roles were
acted with careful discretion on the part
Of several superior performers and the
piece as a whole gained much merited
applause The company left this morn
ing for Burlington for matinee and even
ing performances at The Strong theatre.
Coach f. T.. Kibby. who brings
husky team from the state agricultural
school at Randolph tie play the Spauld
ing football team at Lincoln campus this
afternoon, will be remembered by many
as one-time star backstop at the Uni
versity of Vermont. In his day, Coach
Kibby was one of the best catchers
among the eastern colleges, He has had
charge OF the state "Aggies" all season.
Principal G.. /. Green will also accom-
pany the team.
The Goddard seminary football team, Z
numbering Is, left this morning for st. ]
Johnsbury, where they will play the st. I,
Johnsbury academy football team this Z
afternoon. Although minus the services {
of Gordon, the fullback, who is out OF a
the game for the remainder of the sea q
son, the seminary team is in fit shape IN
to tackle the Caledonia county team. G
Olson has returned to the lineup and {
will play at right half. Waterman will i
play 0lson's end. The team was accom- {
panied by Coach John Kurtz. o
Work on the state road project which ]
Street Superintendent j. C. DeBrune
started three weeks ago, will be COM
pleted this evening. Latterly it was dis
covered that the appropriations of the
,ity and state would allow the work to a
proceed through to the city line near l
the city farm on the East Montpelier Y
road. This years strip begins at the s
'asterly end of Brook street and joins
Merchant street just south of Hope \
Heavy travel has already | 5
put sections of the new road into excel il
ent condition. .
Thirteen members of the "Way Down t
East" theatrical company registered at
The Buzzell hotel yesterday. w. +. C
Tronchu, the advance man of the "Mas- $
ter Mind" theatrical company, which is p
booked to appear at the opera house on
Monday, Nov. 3. was also registered at Il
The Buzzell. Among tue others were;
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