The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-22
TALK OF THE TOWN
Mackinaw hats at Knights.

HI yillon commencing Wednesday,.
III The Harris orchestra furnished music
III for dance held at Roxbury Saturday
HI night.
III Miss Ruby Ducharme of South Barre
III has gone to North Adams, Mass, where
N she will visit for several days with
N friends.
II "The Badge of Policeman O'Roon," a
III two-reel Eclair drama featuring Bar
H bara Tenant, and other good pictures
H at the Bijou.
\ William Mahoney of Merchant street
H left this morning for few days bust
II ness visit to Bethel, South Koyalton
Il and Randolph.
HI Daniel Mccarthy, who has been spend
II ing the past few days with friends on
II South Main street, returned to-day to
H Greenfield, Mass.
A regular meeting of the r. c. |. p.
A. will be held in the X. of p. hall on
H "Wednesday evening, Sept. "a, at 1880
o'clock. X. Maggiani, sec.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Nelson of Is We'll
\ lington street left Saturday for North
ampton, Mass, called there by the
death of the latter's brother.
Members of the Hediing male chorus
are requested to meet Tuesday evening
at 1880 for rehearsal at the home OF
William Oliver, jr., 16 Prospect avenue.
Auley Ogston returned this morning
to Mortified to resume his studies at
Norwich university, after passing a few
days at the home of his parents in the
city.
A large delegation of members of the
Barre aerie of the f. O. Z. attended the
annual clambake held by the Montpelier
aerie at Dewey park yesterday after
noon.
/ Don't go home to supper this rainy
night, but patronize the harvest sup
per Mt the Congrega tional church. Quick
service from 4:45 until all are served.
Price, 25e.
Harry L. Ford, who has been recov
ering from an operation in Barre, re-
turned last night to Burlington where he
| is department manager for +. +. Clark
son & Co., merchants.
Nineteen tickets We're sold this morn
ing at the Central Vermont passenger
station for the annual fall excursion to
New York The tickets extend their |
visiting period to ten days in the me
tropolis.
| Mrs. John Rowley and daughter, |
Katherine, of Highland avenue. returned |
Saturday from Concord, N. H., where |
they have been spending 8 few weeks |
at the home of the formers parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Robert Little.
A surprise party " given to Arthur |
Cutler of South Barre Friday night by |
his schoolmates, there being about thir
ty present. Cake and coffee were served /
and the presentation of a fountain pen,
given by his friends, was made by Miss
Roberts
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Southgate
of Academy street returned Saturday
from Edgewater, n H., where they have
been camping for the past two weeks
This morning Mr.. Southgate resumed
his duties as ticket agent at the Mont
pelier & Wells River station.
Fred L. White and Arthur ]. Porter OF
Hardwick called upon Mr. Whites folks
at $40 North Main street Sunday after
noon. They covered the distance from
Hardwick, 25is miles, on foot. They
were quite willing TO make the return
trip by automobile this morning.
Riley's orchestra will go to Washing
ton this week TO play at the Washington
fair, which eonyenes three days. The
orchestra will play on the grounds in
the afternoon during the days of the
fair. On Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings. they furnish music for dances to
be held in conjunction with the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs Coda Douglass and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Barton, who have been
spending the past 10 days at the Barton
camp at Niggerhead pond in Marshfield,
returned to the city this morning. Since
the opening Of the game season week
ago, Messrs. Douglass and Barton have
been trailing the mountain sides and
both report excellent bags OF game birds.
The men who were interested in the
Open Mind club, or any who might be
interested in class that would meet .
once a week to read and discuss books
that deal with the practical problems of
everyday life, will meet this evening at
o'clock in the BarLea class room of the
Congregational church to consider plans
for such class for this fall and win
ter.
The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
has sold for Judge w. ]. Clapp the Hi
ram Martin farm, so called, on the wesJ
NIL, 10 raul beaulIeu anu JooepHl
Beaulieu of this city. The purchasers
buy for home and intend to take inn
mediate possession of their newly ae-
quired property. The transaction in
cluded the farm, tools and crops. The
farm comprises about 100 acres and Is
considered one of the best in town. 4
Harold Dwinell manager OF football
at Montpelier seminary for the season
of 1913. has announced his schedule.
On the schedule appear two games with
high school. The first game
will be played in this city on Saturday
this week The other game will take
place at Montpelier Saturday, Nov. /. I
The Montpelier seminary schedule con-
tanned twelve games, including many
Of the strongest teams in the northern
section of the state.
Two of the largest granite manufae- !
turing plants in the city were closed to-
day owing to minor accidents At the "
Jones Bros. plant defective flues in the
big boiler caused a suspension OF work. =
The boiler will be repaired within few
days. At the Harrison plant on Miles
meadow trouble with the air compress
sor compelled the plant to cease work.
The repairs at the. Harrison shed will
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