The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-01
TALK OF THE TOWN
Discount sale at knights.
Nav fall 0inoha N Fits

macy to-day.
!, Mrs. p. d. Holland of Beverly, Mass
is visiting her husband in this city.
Another good one at browns. Try
chocolate fudge marshmallow sundae
A refreshing shave that you will en-
joy, instead of dread, at Miers' barbe
shop.
A son was born Yesterday at l07 Sem
mary street to Mr. and Mrs. John Nc
Herman.
George Andrews, who has been pass
ing few days in the city, returned to
day to his home at Hardwick.
Miss Clara Milano, who has been Wis
iting in the city for the past few weeks
returned to-day to her home at Dorches
ter, Mass.
Ernest I.aPlant, who has been tn,
guest of friends in the city for the past
week, returned last night TO his home
at Derby Line.
The South Barre grange viii hold q
picnic in Don V, Camps grove Satur
day. Sept. 5. Watch for announcement
of sports later,
Mrs. Walter Jones has returned to hei
home in Hardwiek after spending a few
/
| A. l.. Saunders, of I'row hill.
NoticeA meeting Of the Barre Ath'
letc club will be held at their rooms in
the Wood block tonight at 1880 Every
member is requested TO attend
| Miss Christina G. Reid of is South
Main street returned yesterday from
Milton, where she has been passing sew
eral days as the guest of Miss Agnes
Powell.
Miss Inez Waterman of Orleans ar
rived in the city last evening to make
an extended visit at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Waterman,
of Washington street.
Miss Hazel Mackay of Park street
and Miss Annie Mcdonald left this
morning for Burlington, whence they are
to make an extensive trip through Lakes
Champlain and George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mower and
daughter, Beatrice, OF Prospect street re-
turned last night from Alburg, where
they have been passing the summer at
the Berrvmere cottage, Miss Clara Pur-
wee, who has been passing some time at
Berrymere, returned to the city last
week.
The woman's association of the Con
gregational church will hold its regular
meeting in the church parlor Wednesday
afternoon. the business meeting begin
ming at 2;30. Program in charge OF mis-
sion department. All ladies who are
earning money for the association are
asked to have IL ready TO bring in By
the middle of September.
Mr. and Mrs Leon Bishop of Church
street left this morning for Mount
Clemens, Mich, whore they go for the
Bishop has resigned his position as
at the office of the Harri
son Granite Co., on Blackwell street and
later he will accompany Mrs. Bishop to
her former home in the South for an in
definite stay.
Miss May Gamble was pleasantly sur
prised last evening at her home on Cedar
street, when about 90 of her friends
came to remind her OF her birthday an
niversary. During the evening Alex Paul
her a handsome pair OF kid |
gloves. Refreshments consisted of cake |
fruits, ice cream and lemonade. The |
evening was spent in playing games and |
,ther amusements. The party broke up |
1t late hour wishing Miss Gamble
many more birthday anniversaries.
Mrs. F. G. Rowland and Miss Lucy
Wells have received word of the ar
.iyal OF their brother, Rev. Charles
Wells, at his home in Newark, n. j.,
ifter a summer spent in the British
sizes, his intended visit TO the continent
II Europe having been cut off by the
england. Rev. Mr.. Wells had intended
o meet friend Mr.. Wakefield, in Par
;, and they were TO go from there to
TO spend a short time The
of Mr.. Wakefield is not
,nown to Mr.. Wells, but it is supposed
Ir. Wakefield is on the continent, pre-
umably in Switzerland.
Prin. O. X. HOLSTER OF Merchant
treet left this morning for Brattleboro,
lhere he will attend the annual con-
ention of the Uniyersalist churches in
'ermont and Quebec Considerable inn
ortance attaches to the meeting mas
luch as the delegates viii decide for
themselves whether the plan of support
ng superintendent solely for field
'ork will be continued. Some months
go Rev George F. Fortier of Rutland
as appointed to this position and his .
forts thus far have been markedly sue
sssful. Prin. Hollister will return to
ARE Thursday evening and will pass
ne remainder of the week in confer
ace with any prospective students of ;
oddard seminary, who desire to call at
Re school or at his house. The semi ,
ary will reopen next Tuesday morning
mong the other Barre people attending
lie Brattleboro convention is Rev. j. B.
carbon, pastor of the Universalist
lrueh.
A transaction looking toward the III
mate absorption OF the Arcade build
e for entertainment purposes was
,mpleted to-day when the l0-year
ase in the possession of Isaac s. Yeti,
ie clothier, was transferred to r. /.
Of Wells River, proprietor Of I
e Pavilion and Dresmland theatres in
lis city For the time-being, the
reamland theatre, which occupies one
If Of the ground floor in the Arcade,
IN not be changed and Mr.. Yeti viii
ntinue to have his clothing business
the other half OF the first floor. Some
ne next winter OF early in the spring
r. Yeti will vseate the store and the
tire building, including both floors.
III b. finished into q MOVING picture