The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Shadow lace houncings, new at
Knights.
Excellent program every night at the
Odd Ladies' fair.
Mlckinaw hats, all colors, Acc, at the
Vaughan Store.
Delicious vanilla and caramel ice
cream at browns.
Two ripping keystone comedies at the
Pavilion to-day.-Adv.
There's one of those "Flying A. west
ems at Dreamland to-day.-Adv.
~The Gangster, '-its one of those
Keystone comedies, at Dreamland to-
day.-Adv.
William Milne left this morning for
Quechee, where he will visit friends for
few days.
+. d. Ladd of Franklin street is de-
tanned from his duties in the +. ID. Ladd
Co.'S store by illness.
John A. Cross of the firm of Cross
Bros, Mortified was among the bust
ness visitors in the city.
Nelson Waters, who has been passing
a few days in the city, returned yes
terday to his home at Groton.
Mrs. Eliza GARRISON returned yester-
day to her home in Stowe, after spend
ing several days with relatives in the
city
Mrs. Stephen Iascor of Webster ave-
nue. has returned home from a several
days visit with relatives in Nashua,
n H.
Mrs Martha CaIef- White. electric nee
die specialist, will be at Miss Canning
toilet parlor, Barre, VT, Saturday, Oct.
ADV.
DIR. Z. b. Whitaker of Merchant treet
has returned home, after spending sew
eral days in st. Adams and Sheldon on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Lamorey OF
Cliff street returned home to-day from
New York, where they have been for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. O. Presley returned
this morning to their home in Williston,
after visiting friends in South Barre for
few days.
A. Finberg Of Brook street returned
to Barre last night from Rochester, n.
", where he has been passing 10 days
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Z. Wiggin, who have
been passing the week in the city, re-
turned this morning to their home in
Springfield. Mass.
Stephen Van Cor, who has been pass
ing two weeks with relatives in Barre
and Mortified, has returned to his home
in Convey Hill, P. Q.
Mrs. Robert Hoyt, who has been visit
ing relatives in this city and Montpelier,
for the past week, returned yesterday to
her home in Walden.
Auction sale at Conlin's at Montpelier
tomorrow, farm, IA choice cows horses,
hay and farming tools. See adj, page 7.
c. f. Smith, auctioneer.
Appetizing egg and milk drinks at
browns soda fountain. Although the
are higher, we make them Just
as good at the same old price.
f. l.. Smith of West street who has !
been making an extended stay at his |
summer home at Old Orchard, Me-, re-
turned Wednesday for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Cave will !
leave this evening for Sharon. Mass,
where they will spend several weeks |
with their daughter, Mrs. c. Phillip Cur.
lis.
All members Of Companion court, No
ISL !. o. f., are requested to be IN /
good standing by the 18th of October
Per order +. S. Jennie A. WIlkin, 81 I
Maple avenue.
The ladies OF Companion court, No
1871, /, 0. r., will hold dance in their
hall in Worthen block, Friday evening,
Oct. 3. Come and enjoy yourselves.
The committee.
Paul Giacherio Of Berlin street who
ias been spending the past few weeks
II Boston, Worcester. Mass, and South
2yegate, has resumed his duties at the
orindle hardware store.
We have had for years the exclusive
agency for the city for the Banigan Rub
Der company's boot and shoes Our
prices are the lowest and We allow YOU
per cent discount for cash purchases
aiken from the store. You save money
,y buying from us. Eastman Bros.
Notwithstanding the fire in the Scam
I'M building that did great damage to
he Holmes bakery and to the Offices
# the international Quarry Workers
ssociation on Wednesday morning, the
after was able to open yesterday One
# the rooms OF the suite has been
quipped to carry on the work. Secre-
at treasurer FREQ Sultor. VINO - at
he present time absent in the western
tates on business mission, will return
o the city tomorrow.
In spite of the bad weather a good
lumber attended the Odd Ladies' fair
n Rowland hall last evening. The in
tial number on the program was piano
net by Misses Gladys Rhind and Eliza
eth Stephens, which was well received.
lrs. Alice Wood won approval with
leasing vocal selections. Miss Gertrude
thompson gave good demonstration
+ Highland dancing and Miss Matte
lolt gave a reading and was obliged to h
aspond to encores. Dancing, to Riley's
rchestra music. ended the evenings en-
sTtainment. Tonight the program will
tart at 7:45 and will be as follows: 2
'iano deut, Misses Mary Walker and {
Iazel Mackay; vocal solo, Miss Barbara ]
IcDonad vocal duet, Misses Alice s
7alker and Mcdonald; harmony, "8''. G
Bette Dean, the Magnaghi horse. at /
lie Brockton fair with the Slayton sta. v
les. showed some of her true form on Y
Iednesday when Driver Slayton sent b
or under the wire for second money. :
he race was for purse of 81 900, 2:25 :,
ace. T. c. S., a well-known gelding in
ermont, was driven for first money