The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

' Mrs, J. X. Maiden of Pearl street lef
to-day for Montreal where she VIII Visi
relatives for few days.
Albert Young of the fire station
taking few days vacation ana is WIS
ting friends in Tunbridge.
Mrs. Ruth N. Austin of Summer stree
left to-day for Concord, N. H., where sh
will spend several days with relatives.
Miss Agnes Mckay of Clitf street i
detained from her duties at the cashier
desk in the I4amorcy clothing store.
Joseph Fraser and James Mckernei
lett to-day with Wilbur Turner for
short visit TO his camp at Camels Hump
George N. DeMerell OF Jefferson street
left last night on business trip to New
York in the interests OF his granite bus
mess.
Frank Hatch, who is employed at the
Smith, Whitcomb & Cook machine shop
LETT to-day for short visit with friends
in Randolph.
Miss Margaret Barclay of Park street
has returned from an extended visit at
the home of DIR. and Mrs. II. b. Stetson
in st. Johnsbury,
''Prowlers of the Wild" a two-reel
feature with Herbert Rawlinson" and
anna Little; also another picture at
the Bijou.--Ady
Members of L. A.. A. o. H., are re-
quested to meet at the Brook street
school Friday evening at 7:l5. Social
hour. Every member bring cake.
Douglass Gordon, an employe of the
General Electric Co. in Lynn, Mass, is
visiting at the home of his father,
Robert Gordon, of 1928 Orange street
c. f, Young, who was formerly en-
gagged in the shoe business here, returned
to his home in Burlington this morning,
after passing a few days in Barre on
business
Miss Faith Walker returned to her
studies at Middlebury college this morn
ing, after passing few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Walker,
of Edgewood
George Parker, who came here to at
tend the Clark Parker nuptials, returned
last night to Hartford, Conn, after pass
ing few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. N. Parker, Of Spaulding street.
Tomorrow night at the Baptist
church there will be Halloween party.
There is to be no admission but a collec.
ton will be taken. The committee are
making extensive plans TO have the even
ing as enjoyable as possible and every |
one is cordially invited.
Cobble hill grange of Barre Town has |
an invitation to work the sixth |
degree at the annual meeting of the /
state grange, which is to be held in /
Dec 8. and TO- The degree
is used only when there is a large class
Of candidates and is seldom seen in the
oranges. The work will be
eAempified on the evening Of Dec. 3.
Wednesdays arrivals at the Buzzell
hotel include: |. Sheldon, Schenectady, |,
y. y; w T.. Manning, Plainteld \. j..
Arnold GLADDEN. Albany. Y. n; ID. d. |,
Davis and wife. Troy, \. T.; A. f. Mid
lleton, Burlington; A. +. stevens, Law
renee. Mass; j. r. Reed, Burlington;
Mrs. J. Williams Chelsea Mr.. Meker
oncord, y. H.; Mr. and Mrs. +. $.
Evans, Boston.
Mrs. J. ~ Sherburne of Egan, S. D., L
md Mrs. W. c. Jones of Portland, Me, Il
ire passing several days in the city hav-
ng been called here by the illness and
ieath OF their father, Sargent r. Emer-
ION of II Brooklyn street, who passed |
way last night Two sons, Charles A. Z
Emerson and j. h. Emerson of Orange,
anne TO Barre last night on receipt OF h
he news of their fathers death. II
Members of Barre local. R. C. /. p. A..
altered in Pythian hall last evening y
or their regular monthly meeting. Two
ew members were initiated and the APP I
lications of two candidates for mem
ership were considered The local is b
D a hourishing condition and hardly 5
iccting passes without the receipt OF il
pplications. The suggestion that the d
zeal conduct series OF dancing parties
uring the winter months is being seri- Il
usly discussed. although action in the h
latter has been deferred for few
eeks n
II Aldemar commandery, No II. n
nights Templar. will hold Halloween
irty at the Masonic barracks this even.
Ig. There will BE- revival OF the
Imous commandery orchestra and the
usicians will furnish music Tor dancing. =
or the benefit Of older members who do g
II care to dance. the committee had q
epared an attractive program Of must N
\ and literary numbers. A luncheon "
IN be served in the intermission be- y
yeen the program and the dance order, ~
committee consisting OF " A. Mower. |"
r. Joe " Jackson John Sowles and IN
&. 1ildcn is completing arrangements y
e the party I"
Capt G. Newell Barber of the gen .
al staff Of the Vermont National guard Al
= returned from Burlington. where De ~
tended q meeting 81 the state board n,
2 the promotion of rife practice At -
p meeting the mcmbers completed ar hi
ngements for . series u indoor com
tition shoots between the several ma
nal guard companies of the state
nong those Who participated in the :
lierenee were Col y b Thomas q n
lntpelier the chairman Of The commit q
: Cspt B p Hvland Of Rutland
.ut Springer ~ Narthheld and Capt.
T. Reetts Of Burlington. who has
'rge Of military training 81 the a.
-stg 81 Vermont u T. expected chat
sha9ts win hegin lsn ! and termi-
b. around Nav There uil D. q EMP III
the higlast individual score BY com
hoes efip for the highest in earh bat
ion and for the highest company ~eore
he regiment