The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Receiving by express every day new
suits and coats of the latest models
At Fits.
Clarence Holmes returned to his home
on the East Barre road from the City
hospital to-day.
Il. N. Worth of Leominster, Mass, ar
rived in the city to-day for few days
visit with friends and relatives.
James Donahue returned to his home
in Wbesterville from the City hospital
Friday night. Mr.. Donahue is much i'm
proved.
The woman's association of the Con-
gregational church will hold their an
nual sale and chicken pie supper No
yember III and L.
| Miss Helen Vance, who has been
spending the past rev days in the city
with friends, returned last night to her
home at Burlington.
The South Barre grange will hold its
fair in the hall Oct. l6 and II. A good
/ program each night. Light refreshments
will be served. Come one, come all. No
books on any article at the fair.
Fridays arrivals at The Buzzell hotel
were as follows Scott Brcwn, Burling-
ton; William McClennan, Danbury,
Conn, r. NJ. Rowell; Randolph; H. A.
lockwood, Jefferson. Ind; Edward B.
Foley, Northfield; H. S. Sayles, Bos
ton.
Paul Habeeb of Boston arrived in the
city this morning to take charge of the
New York Bargain store during the abb
sence of his father, Manager Deeb Ha-
beeb, who leaves this evening on an ex
tended business trip to Boston and New
York.
Rev. George w. Morrow, who is at
present interested in temperance work
IN Michigan, is passing several days
with friends in Barre ard vicinity. Rev.
Mr.. Morrow will be remembered in Yer
mont as former secretary of the state
anti-saloon league.
All who have been members of the
Barre Baptist Sunday school and any
who would like to have Sunday school
home are cordially invited to join in
the special rally day exercises at the
Baptist church at IL o'clock tomorrow.
Classes must not forget to bring their
banners.
Two Shetland ponies belonging to w.
f. Shepard arrived i'm the city this morn
ing by express from Shady Nook farm,
North Ferrisburg, where they have been
for several weeks. The ponies stood
the journey we'll and were ready for a |
brisk canter through the streets upon |
their arrival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hull and son. |
Forrest, who have been visiting Mr.. and |
Mrs. A. NJ Morrison of Bacthelder street, |
this forenoon 80 their home |
in Woodbury.. They were accompanied |
by Mrs. Morrison and daughter, Eliza
beth, who will visit in Woodbury. for
few days.
NJ. Moore of New York, who recently
cinematograph scenario Of
the quarries on Milestone hill and the
granite manufacturing industry in Barre,
arrived in the city last evening with
ne reel as completed by the Kalem Co.
The picture will be shown in one of the
ocal picture houses.
Lost--A hen with Is chickens about 3
o'clock on the morning of July 8 in
back Of Shadroui's store, III South Main
street. The hen was spotted about six
weeks ago in the southeast portion Of
,ity. The hen was then shut up in pen
n front of house and she was minus the
,hickens. | do not say the party stole
he hen, but wish to say it is my prop
,rty. If the shoe fits, you can wear it.
John Brusa went this morning to
for weekend visit. Joseph
Talz win spend several days with rel
tives in Groton and Albert LaBounty
will visit in Burlington until after the
Holiday. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Barton and
Ir. and Mrs. G. II. Douglas are passing
few days at the formers camp on Mig
erhead lake in Marshfeld. James Nc
)ermont returned to Brookfeld yester-
ay after short stay with friends in
he city and Victor lacey returned from
Wells River to-day.
George Linekin of Merchant street,
Who recently formed partnership with
c. Griggs to conduct an insurance bus
ness, completed his duties with the
Life Insurance company
o-day. Mr.. Linekin has been in the
mploy of the Metropolitan company
or nine years and has good knowledge
{ the insurance business in general. j.
. Therrien of Undarhill arrived in the
ity yesterday, together with his fam
v and will make his residence on Sum
ler street. He will succeed Mr.. Line
in with the Metropolitan Life Insur
nee company. Mr.. Therrien has had a
'ide experience in the insurance bust
ess, having been connected with va
GUS companies at Alburg and other