The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

| llRHI oIoIe.
Handsome models Of new suits just
received at Fits.
| Play Baseball" the new card game,
at the Barre Book Store.
Regular l.. A.. A. 0. H., meeting wiii
be held Wednesday evening at 7;3o.
A daughter was born yesterday TO
| Mr.. and Mrs. Stepheano Alolinarl OF
Berlin street.
Arthur S. Martin has returned hoIae,
after spending several days in Montreal
on business.
Victor lacey went yesterday to Ran
dolph, where he completed negotiations
| for real estate transfer.
Mrs. Harry Stowe left yesterday Tor
Montreal, P. O., where she will spend
several days with relatives.
Heels in the "Top Notch" brand OF
rubbers have a 3-ply duck plug, max
ing them extra strong. Tilden Shoe Co.
Miss Mary Crowley has returned TO
her home in Essex junction, after spend
ling few days at her former home in
Barre.
Guerneri Colombo, who has been en-
ployed in New York for several months,
arrived in the city last evening TO pass
4 the winter here.
4 Walter Ermunds who has been spend
ling few days in the city with relatives,
returned last night to his home at
| Charlestown, n. II.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Presby-
terrain church will hold rummage sale
in the French block ON Friday and Sat
urday, afternoon and evening.
Thomas Andrews, who has had OF
flee headquarters on Church street for
the past few years, has now established
his Office in room No. in the l.. M.
Averil building.
/ William Hill and Charles Connors,
who have been passing a few days at
Goddard seminary as the guests OF Har-
!, old Gray, returned yesterday to their
home in st. Johnsbnry.
Mrs. Mary M. Barclay of Park street
| has announced the marriage OF her
! daughter. Miss Flora Elizabeth Barclay,
to DR.. Henry Currier Stetson, to take
place Wednesday evening, Oct 20.
Miss Mabel Tosi, who has been EN-
ployed at the New York Bargain store
for the past year, completed her duties
there yesterday and commenced work
to- day at the Carleton jewelry store.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corrigan of
Washington were in the city to-day to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. James 0'AIeara OF
Plattsburg, \. Y, who are the guests
of their daughter Mrs. Weston Walker.
Purchasers of season tickets for the
Barre entertainment course may ex-
change them for reserved seats at
browns Drug Store on or after Nednes-
day evening, Oct. p. SPECIAL attention
is called to the place OF exchange.
Lyle Burnham, former resident OF
Barre, who has been spending two weeks
with relatives in Williamstown since he
returned to Vermont from Plymouth,
Mass, began work this morning in the
Ross barber shop on Depot square.
Mrs. David Weleh, accompanied by
Mrs. L. \. Bagley of East Barre, spent
the weekend in Rutland with Mrs. An
rilla FREEDOM and Mrs. William Minnett.
They made pleasant trip in the auto
owned and driven by w. +. Kennedy OF
Washington street.
An automobile party consisting of DR.
: and Mrs. F. A. Smith and Wade +,
Smith of Lebanon. n H., and Mr. and
: Mrs. H. IT, Hanson of White River june
tion, left for their homes last night
I after having been registered at the City
hotel for few days.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge. No. Is, Wednesday evening,
| Oct. %. Supper at 6;30; lodge opens at
ll7:30. All the officers are asked to be
present, as the degree will be worked
upon candidates A good attendance is
| desired. Per order noble grand.
Mrs. William r. Halvosa Of North
Main street, who has been employed in
Mrs. Stella Laviolette's millinery par
lors for some time, completed her du,
1 ties Yesterday and left last night foI
Colon, Panama, where she will Join hei
1 husband, who preceded her several
| months ago.
For the last few weeks there have
been over 20 girls at the sewing schoo
in the Mathewson school building II
| YOU question the good of such school
come and see for yourself. Show your
interest in these girls by visiting this
school, for the bows and girls are on,
of the greatest problems of Barre.
Among the guests registered at the
City hotel yesterday and to-day We're
T. II. Garland of Springfield, Mass; II
/ members OF "The Freely" Co.; Nj. II
Taft of Keene, n. H.; Fred f. Walker
Of Burlington, Mass; d. l.. Kendriek %
Brockton, Mass; T. u. Howard OF Gin
II ton. MASS; IL. III. tfOWalu VI DOsloil.
Thirty-fve members of "The FREELY
/ company registered at The Buzzell yes
terday Among the others were Thomas
Parker, Plattsburg, n. Y; Edwart
Il Clark, Plattsburg, n. Y; d. L, Kendrck
Brockton, Mass; James II. Cole, Phil
adelphia; w. J. Collins, Philadelphia; c
lid. Weston, Boston; NJ. II. Taft, Fitch
burg, Mass; W. /. Smith, Utica, N. Y.
G. A. Colburn, Burlington.
S. X. Cameron and A. NJ. Cameron
who were called to Barre by the dealt
of Sylvester Cameron of Orange street
returned this morning to their home il
North Calais. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. +. vii
liams, who came from North Craftsbur,
j to attend the funeral, returned home to
day. J. C. Cameron of Rutherford, y
= j.. who was called here by the dealt
of his brother, will remain in the cit.
y for few days visit.
Miss Edith Thayer, who played tn
leading role in "The Firefy," at tn
opera house last night, and her mothe
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
II II. Wishart of Perry street during tn
company's stay in Barre. Miss Thay
err and Mrs. Wishart were classmate
at the Emerson School of oratory i
Boston, and since 1908 Miss Thayer Ia