The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-06
TALK OF THE TOWN


| Good time to buy your garments in
our anniversary sale, at Vaughans.
/ Are you going to see "Aunt Dinah's
Quilting Party at the Presbyterian
church on Dee. IL?
| The Tourist club will meet with Mrs.
/ n. j. Roberts, % Orange street, Monday
afternoon at $3.50
Miss Myrtle Waters of Hallowell, Me-,
arrived in the city to-day to pass few
days with relatives.
Miss Kate McCorti of Bethel arrived
in the city this afternoon for few days
visit with relatives.
Miss Margaret Miles of Burlington ar
rived in the city to-day for a few days
visit at the home of her brother, ID. M.
Miles on West street.
| Clyde Mari has returned to his home
in Barre, after spending several days
NTH his parents, Mr.. and Mrs William
Mari, in Montgomery.
Bernard Corcoron, George Mcintosh
and Mickael Kickam left to-day for
keene, \. H., where they have secured
employment for the winter
w, r. Cowles has returned home from
Franklin, Where he has been passing sew
eral days with his son, Principal III. r..
Cowles, of the Franklin high school.
Clarence j. Ferguson of Burlington
and North Hero arrived in the city last
night for short visit at the home of
Carl d. Waterman of upper Washing
ton street.
L. H. Campbell of Hardwick, who was
in the city last evening to attend the
"Dokey" meeting, is guest at the home
OF his brother, A. L. Campbell, of North
Main street.
About S5 attended the social given by
the union Sunday school at Eli Bout
wells last evening and neat little sum
was realized from the supper Sunday
school as usual tomorrow at 3 o'clock.
All are cordially invited.
President Benton of the University of
Vermont will be the speaker at the
smoke talk of Nincitia club Tuesday
evening, Dec 8. The subject of his talk
will be "The New Royalty"
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Rowland of
Waterbury were guests yesterday and
to-day of Chief c. b, Gladding and Mrs. !
Gladdng of South Main street. Mr.. How |
land will be remembered here as a for
mer chief OF the Barre police department. |
Mrs, Lyle H. Perry and little daughter
OF Washington street left the city this |
morning for Syracuse, n. ~, where they |
win join Mr.. Perry, who is playing with |
an orchestra at one of the large hotels |
there. The family will remain in syria
cuse during the winter
Peter Purichelli entertained large /
gathering of fremen at his home ON up
per Prospect street Tuesday evening |
For the deectation of his guests as well !
as himself. Mr.. Purichelli served
tempting yenison supper with fixin's.
The supper celebrated the hosts success
while hunting in the woods around Dux-
bury few weeks ago.
4 Spaulding high school viii open its
season on Friday evening, T
December II, when it meets the alumni
The alumni have started 4
practice and by that date expect to be in
excellent trim. The first school game
OF the season will be played on the fol-
lowing Thursday night, December Is,
against st, Johnsbury academy at the
Church street gymnasium.
Melvin Burnham, who has been en-
ployed in Plymouth, n. H., since early
last spring, arrived in the city to-day
for short visit with his son, Lyle Il.
DulHhuHl. 10 morrow ne VIII go 10 MS
former home in Williamstown to pass
the winter Mr.. Burnham was accom-
panied to Barre by Mrs. Lyle +. Burn.
ham, who has been making an extended
stay with friends in New Hampshire.
The music at the Universalist church
to morrow morning will be as follows:
Prof. w. A. Wheaton will play prelude"
from "Manzoni Requiem Mass, by Verdi,
'Barcarolle" from "Tales OF Hoffman" by /
and "Ohertoire in +" by /
Batiste The Orpheus quartet will sing
Prepare Ye the Way" by Garrett and
Arise, Shine" by Maker.
Hooker & Co., are exhibiting a mount
I'd picture of five large memorials re-
emily completed by Mcdonnell & Sons.
Four of the monuments are OF the sar-
,ophagus type, but the fifth is the Wood
house memorial which the company cut
Tor Woodlawn cemetery last summer.
It is in the form of a cross and is
'ichly carved When the piece was cut. |
ucal granite men who examined it be-
ore shipping, said that a more highly |
'arved piece of stone had never been
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