The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-19
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Fits Saturday sale.

H bolts.
H Fish chowder, chicken and beef pic
II special for Friday at Marrion's.
II Lot short lengths, Zoe colored outing
H flannel for &c yard at Vaughan's.
H A son weighing 10 pounds was born Il
H Mr.. and Mrs. Silvia Comolli OF Cambrit
street to-day.
II G.. G. Bean returned this morning Il
his home in Burlington, after a few days
H business visit in Barre and vicinity.
II A special meeting of the senior branch
of the Children of Mary will be held this
evening at the convent at 7 o'clock.
| Members of the Methodist choir are
asked to meet at b. w. Hooker's, II
Park street, rIlday evening at o'clock
Mrs. w. p Day of Mortified, who
has been making few days visit with
friends in the city, returned home to-
day.
Come to the Cobble Hill grange fair
tonight to see "Wnen Women Vote" a
keen "take-of" on sufrragette govern
ment
Mario Monti, who has been employed
for some time in Waterbury, returned
to this city last night and began work
to. day.
Thanksgiving sale for Saturday only
Crepe de chine waists, white and colors,
So value for $3.50. Paris Shirtwaist
House.
Don't fail to attend the B. A. c. fair
tonight at Rowland hall. Admission
l0c. A good time assured to all. Every
body come.
Plan to take in the supper to be given
| la, ha hut obt1roh So t1rda "
Dec 10, by the mems society. 1t win
be worth your while.
DR.. II. S. Carver of Marshfield returned
to his home to-day, after having been
the guest of his son, Senator-elect j.
Ward Carver, of fremont street.
Walter Geddes of Washington street is
taking a short vacation from his duties
in the n. j. Roberts printing Office and
left to-day for a visit with friends in
Peacham.
d. A. Perry and c. w. Perry went this
forenoon to Middlesex to participate in
the auction sale at the George Alexander
farm. A number OF local buyers were
present at the sale.
The ladies of the Plainfield club will
hold their regular meeting with Mrs
Clara Page, Jefferson street, Friday aft
ernoon, Nov. 20. As it is election of |
officers it is earnestly desired that every |
member be present.
Wednesday Thanksgiving eve.l, Nov |
81, at the Rowland hall Riley's orchestra
viii furnish music for dance from s |
until o'clock. Admission 75c per
couple; Extra ladies Zoe Dances ar
ranged to please ALL
Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Camp Of Highland
avenue left to-day on an automobile trip
to Waitsield, where they will visit rela-
tives for a few days. Mr.. Camp took
along a rife with the idea OF being pre-
pared should his right of way be chal-
lenged by anything with antlers.
At her home, II French street. Mrs
Frank Cave entertained her Sunday I
school class last night. The girls were
masked and games were played and
songs were sung during the evening.
of punch, waters, cookies,
toasted marshmallows and fruit salad
were served. Il
c. NJ. Wiley and Paul u. Leavitt re- {
turned to-day from st. Johnsbury. where ,
hey were present last evening al meet {
ng of the fifth Pythian district. Mcssrs. I
Wiley and Leavitt were among the :
speakers at the exercises following a \
banquet in honor of the grand lodge Off !
'ers and the various lodges in the dis :
.rict.
At Tufts college yesterday announce {
nent was made of the scholarship I
wards, and included in the list was the s
name OF Henry b. Priest Of Irasburg. a t
graduate Of Goddard seminary, who was v
IL -, - q
raj arts. The class of 1882 prize Of !
100 to the man who combines the quail i
ties Of scholarship and athletics was ;
Iwarded to George w. Angel 10. Of
syracuse, n. Y. the captain Of the foot }
all eleven. Another football man. Har- c
I'd i. Hadley Of Cambridge Mass. won +
he Moses True Brown scholarship for O
ratory. 2
News was received in Barre recently 4
4 the death OF Mise Matte Z. Jones u
Which occurred at her home IN Wauke. 4
an. III. Miss Jones was a graduate Of {
GODDARD seminary in the class Of 1904 )
nd during her residence IN Barre she q
aimed a wide circle of friends. After y
cr graduation here she specialized in q
hvsical culture training and attended g
h. Chicago School Of Physical Educa- y
ion. For seven wears she was an in. lt
tructor in physical education in the =
estern state Normal school NJ Kala- u
'azoo. Mich. last spring she took a d
Zip abroad 81 the close OF the wears y
ork. This fan she was compelled 10 lo
i've up her duties and a complete rest b
n not restore her health Her Illness Z,
eteloped into meningitis and the end !
aickly followed -
Several members Of the Italian col q
lies in Barre and Graniferille win leave =
H. city late this Afternoon for New \
trk. whence thcy are 90 sail SATURDAY A
y Italy O. spend the winter. STRAIN
ip aEeneies report an increase Of book
e. s.uce the apprehension attending
10 beginning Of hosthities To- Europe
gan % wear n Most 81 tire naviaa.
~ companies are assuring their ua
ons that trans Atlantic voyages mav
made ufth minimum Of danger from
tefierenee. Among those aho are lenr-
from NasrH are Mrs Carlafta Bar- 4