The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

blankets.
See hst of w. r. Richardson rel
estate, page 7.
Extra sizes, AZ, 40, 81, SO, in hous
dresses at Perry's.
Come to the free "Gossard" corse
demonstration Saturday at Fits.
) For good feeced vest and pants a
29c each for all sizes, come to Perry
on Saturday.
John A. Angus left last night TO
Montreal to pass the remainder of tn
week with relatives.
Mrs. Ellen j.. Stoughton of Frencl
street has been passing few days witt
relatives in Rochester.
Mrs. j. e. Weafer and little daughte
of Academy street went to Mortified
this morning for a few days visit will
friends.
Mrs. James j. Goodwin of Merchant
street is passing few days in Enosburl
Falls, where she is the guest OF Mrs. FREQ
j. Farrell
Mrs. Edna X. Arris returned to st
Johnsbury this morning, after spending
the week with her parents, Mr., and Mrs
| w. c. Kimball
| Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Milne OF
| Spaulding street returned Wednesday
evening from a stay of several weeks in
Atlantic City, N. J.
Nadine Edwards of Laconia, n H., a
former student at Spaulding, arrived
yesterday for few days visit with rel
atives in the city.
Miss Mamie Minnie of Brooklyn street
has returned to Barre, after having been
employed as mlliner in Enosburg
Falls during the season.
Mrs. Frank L. Place and daughter,
Cecil, of Burlington were guests over
Thanksgiving of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ.
Tobin of Academy street.
D. Dewey Bushey of Canaan, N. H.,
arrived yesterday for short visit with
Carter Downing of Cliff street. Mr..
Bushey will be remembered as former
Montpelier football player.
Mrs. Israel Lafountain and daughter,
Miss Alice Lafountain, of st. Adams
were visitors in the city yesterday while
on their way to East Barre for stay of
several days at the home of Charles La
fountain.
Smith & Dashner, real estate agents,
have sold for A. Tomasi his nice large
farm, located near Barre, stock, crops
and tools, to VIII Nichols of Cherubusco,
n. Y, who will take possession at once,
price paid being around $4,000.
Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Grassland OF
Wellington street left last evening for a
few days. visit in Montreal. Rev. Mr..
Grassland will return to Barre in time
to occupy the pulpit at the First Pres
Dyterian church Sunday morning.
AT the Rowland hall Wednesday even
ng was held one of the most success
'ul dances of the season under the aus
,uces of Riley's orchestra. The dance
,egan promptly at 8 o'clock and before |
he close, which was at ?, 100 couples |
we're circling the floor.
States Attorney J. Ward Carver and |
drs. Carver of fremont street are
'assing a few days at the home of the
ormer's parents, DR.. and Mrs. II. S.
)arver, in Marshfield. Miss Georgia
lowers, who has been visiting her sis
er, Mrs. Carver, has returned to Bur-
lngton.
Maurice Watkins, a student at Dart.
mouth college, Hanover, \. H., is passin
ew days at the home of Alderman John
;. Cook and Mrs. Cook of East street.
Imong the Barre boys home from Dart.
Mouth for the Thanksgiving recess were
.arl Williams, Sprague brennan,
Toward Miles and James NJ. Langley.
One of the most enjoyable social func-
ions of the season was the Thsnksgiv.
az dance given by the Italian
itizens club at its club rooms on
'orth Main street Wednesday even.
no. Nearly so couples participated
! the affair and the attendance
icluded number of invited guests.
ossi's orchestra furnished music and
were served during the
,ening
Yesterday morning at st, Sylyester's
lurch in Graniteville, Miss Nora Rafter
nd Thomas Brady were united in mar
age by Father Joseph Tureot of that
iurch. The bride was attended by Miss
rancis Finnegan. niece, and the groom
as attended by Michael Ryan, a cousin
he bride was dressed in blue travelling
lit and wore a white satin hat. The
'oom is a popular young man Of Gran
evills and il well known in this city.
he bride has made Graniteyille Der
,me for a long time but her employ
ent has been until lately in this city,
here she has host of friends. Mr.. and
r.. Brady left yesterday for Brooklyn,
Y. and they will make a two wees
sit in that city and others in New
Drk before returning TO Graniteville
nere they viii reside
Following closely on the announce
ant that the special committee created
Governor Fletcher TO investigate the
ed Of place for the treatment Of per
NJ ia advanced stages Of tuberculosis.
mes the intimation from members Of
2 state board Of health that the board
prepared % spend some money IN
IRE, II the CITY desires 70 cooperate.
thing definite in the way Of promises
. been made. nor has the board given
Y hint a. 70 what cause IL viii pursue
Barre. Very recently the local health
thorities were encouraged 70 believe I
AZ the state board wiIl take up the ST
ton here in Barre within a very short
ne II has been said that one 81 every =
deaths from tuberculosis in Vermont .
1rs in Barre Very likely tie city
lncil the kealth department and the
incii WI set together for a confer
v some day iH TIE near future. The
lncil has signiaed it, willingness %
a whenever the state board j. ready