The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

\ Buy your winter coat at Vaughan'i
\ New lot of silk petticoats at the Day
\ light Store.
\ Last week of our fall opening sale
at Naughan's.
Regular meeting of the M. w. OF A
this wednesday, evening at o'clock
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. w
r. Halvosa, "a South Main street, Mon
day, Oct. 20.
Every penny You spend for "Tildel
Quality" shoes goes for quality. 1o'
pay nothing for name.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl M. Perry are II
Boston for few days while the formei
is buying new winter goods for thu
Perry & Camp store.
Charles Irish, who recently returned
to the city from few months visit in
| New York state, commenced duties to-
day at the Phelps hardware store.
/ q. Valz, who has been passing sew
eral months at his former home in
Switzerland, arrived in the city this
Gently landed.
| 1t was 7. Lucchni of Cambria street,
| who has left Barre with his family to
sail for Italy, instead of b. Lucchini
and family Of Cottage street, as stated
in yesterdays paper.
The city schools will close this after
noon and sessnois will be suspended
until next Monday morning on account
! of the state teachers convention which
opens in Montpelier tomorrow after
noon.
Members of the L. A. A. o. H. may
obtain their tickets for the banquet and
ball TO be given in honor of their ma
tional president, Mrs. Ellen Ryan Jolly,
October 20, at the meeting tonight.
Tickets are free to members.
w. Shoemaker, who has been acting
as manager of "The FREELY" company
for the past few months, returned yes
terday to New York. He was accom-
panied by his wife, who has been tour
ing with the company. At Rutland the
company was under the supervision of
a new manager sent frGsa New York.
John Lewis, who has been visiting at
the home Of his brother, Q. w. Lewis,
on Nelson street for the past few days,
left last night for his home in Edmun-
ton, Alberta. Mr.. Lewis came East to
attend the worlds championship base
ball series between the Philadelphia
Americans and the New York Giants.
This is his first visit TO Barre In some
time.
About 25 friends of Miss Mary Milne
gathered at her home on Elm street ex-
tension last evening and rendered her a
reception. The occasion was a birth
day anniversary. The party passed the
evening in social manner, games and
card playing being the diversions. Miss
Milne was the recipient of a beautiful
mesh-bag from her friends. Arthur
Boyea made the presentation. Refresh
ments were served during the evening.
A talk on Civil Government of Barre"
was given by City Clerk Mackay before
the public school teachers OF Barre Mon
day evening, during which the speaker
outlined the organization Of the various
departments OF the municipality The
talk was thoroughly enjoyed by the au
dience, which included practically every
teacher in the city. II was Supt Ros-
GOES idea to have this talk so that the
teachers might instruct their pupils with
accuracy concerning their own city af-
fairs.
A surprise party was rendered to Miss
Mae Tassie at her home, West street,
last evening by abc=t twenty five of
her young friends The reception was
in honor of her twentyfirst birthday.
Miss Tassie was the recipient of many
presents. which included a handsome
ivory toilet set and hand-painted |
creamer Miss Rose Gibbons made the
The evening was devoted |
to musical program and games. Miss
Gibbons rendered several pleasing vocal
solos and Mrs. benjamin Tassie enter
tanned the party with pleasing piano
selections.
William H. Bradbury Of Washington,
district deputy grand high priest, ac-
by members of Granite lodge, |
F. & A. NJ, went last evening to Ran
lolph for an official inspection of Whit |
ley chapter, No. 5, r. A. NJ. Among
-he Barre Masons who attended were
Charles w. Mcmillan, John C. Wyllie
md George n. Tilden, The trip was
made in Mr.. McMillian's automobile.
Following the inspection the visitors
we're guests at an impromptu banquet
n the course of which there was an
Informal program Of speeehinaking. The
eturn to this city was made at o'clock
his morning.