The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

H short visit in town.
II At 45c each ladies' velvet Aeeced vest
H and pants, at Pcrry's.
II Charles Tooney of Rutland began wor,
to-day as clerk in the Red Cross phar
macy.
Mr.. Young Of Tunbridge visited hi
his son, Albert Young, of the fire station
over Sunday.
Mrs. A. j. Loranger and son, Eugene
left this morning for short visit will
friends in Middlebury.
Phillis Boylea of Burlington returned
home last night after few days visit
with friends in the city.
Anthony Gasparello left this morning
for Braintree, where he will be engaged
in setting up monument.
Miss Hazel Maiden of Pearl street left
Saturday for Springfield, Mass, where
she will visit with relatives.
Mrs. Edwin Ross of 1859 Washington
street is confined to her home as a re-
suit of case of bronchitis.
Roy Crossett and Ernest Anderson
went this morning to Burlington for a
few days visit with friends.
John and William Fraser and John
Forbes left Saturday night for a few
days business visit in Burlington.
Delicious home made candy, preserves,
cake and other good things on sale at the
Congregational vestry, Nov. ii and II.
| Frank Minard Of Highland avenue re-
turned this morning from Burlington
where he has been visiting friends for
| few days.
| George Mclean, recent student at
Spaulding high school, left Saturday for
Massachusetts, where he will enter Will
liston seminary.
w. A. Martin of Middlesex, George Bo-
mar OF Richmond and Ellis Robins of
White River Junction were among the
Barre business visitors to-day.
II. c. Schoolcraft, who has been EN-
ployed as clerk in the Buzzell hotel com
pleted his duties there Saturday night
and has returned to his home in st. AL.
bans
Mrs. Ella White left the city this fore
noon for New York, where she will make
a short visit with relatives before going
to Atlanta, Ga, for more extended
stay.
Car of apples will be ready for deliv
cry on Central Vermont tracks Tuesday
morning, Nov. 10. Come and see them
and order of your home dealer. Sidney /
j. Spafrord.
Dan A. Perry went this forenoon to /
Burlington, where he has been employed |
to conduct an auction sale of personal /
property for Batchelder & Salter Tues
day afternoon.
The suffragette city meeting should
not only interest men and women, but
youths and children are also urged TO
attend. Come and heaf business proper
" transacted Congregational church
vestry Wednesday evening, Nov. IL. Ad-
mission, Zoe.
On the Montpelier seminary campus
this afternoon Coach Hoernle will pre-
sent the following lineup against the
strong Holderncss team from Plymouth,
n H.: Wiley. lie; George, II; Quinn or
stevens, lg; Gilman, Q; f. Louden, re
Ieefe, IT Orr, re-; Laird, OBJ; Witt, RIB;
1onnor, lhb; Bartlett, fb. King, Guern.
,ey, Swinyer, Haskell and Carr will be
AIKEN as substitutes.
During the heavy snowstorm of Satur-
lay evening people were somewhat sur
,rised and not a little startled TO see
wo brilliant flashes of lightning and to
rear heavy thunder. The storm came up
With all the rapidity of a summer cleo
rical storm, but it brought thick COW
ring Of snow instead Of the usual rain
of thunder storms in
heir season. The snow didn't last long
owever, after il struck the ground
On Monday, Nov. 10, at the opera
ouse. II. II. Frazee will present to local
heatregoers "A Pair of Skies" which is
pity described as ''the funniest farce in
he world Due to the numerous re-
nests from various cities TO be allowed
n opportunity 20 witness the play that
a. set all New York theatregoers 10
ilking, Mr.. Frazee has formed a spe.
al company and has spared no expense
securing artists for the various roles
such calibrc as Paul Nicholson, Curtis
enton, Angie Norton, Mildred Booth,
artha 0atman and others.--Advt.
Saturdays arrivals az the Buzzell ho-
] include: W. b. Maynard. n. Y; L. F.
surs, Boston; W. A. Blais. Boston: n.
Smith. Northfeld; g. w. Babe. Pitts
ID; Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Miller. vii.
lmstown; John Hedburg. South Rye.
tie; C. u. Lyon, New York; A. T.. Mid
tton. Burlington. Sundays: u. p. Ga,
". y. J. Keller. Bethel; g. II. Clark
,ston; W D. Massey, lowell Mass: n.
Massey Haverhill. Mass, w. H. Hink- =
y Canaan. \. H.; J. w. Dunklee. Will -
m Given. n. simpleton. L. J. Mason. q
s. Aston Boston: Charles Tooney. Ii
ltland. p. D. Comstock. Randolph.