The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

II will pay to keep an eye ON our win
dows. G. n. Kenyon & Go,
A special value in ladies sweater for
d 1T perry's on Saturday.
See our Zoe window display. You will
find bargains. Kenyons Store.
Select that doll carriage or bed now
for the Riddles" Christmas, at Hook.
er's.
The Odd Ladies have secret. Come
TO the dance Friday night and you will
know it.
Carl Hudson of Burlington arrived yes
to-day and began duties this morning In
the Woolworth store,
"A Pair of Skies" will be the attrac-
ton at the Barre opera house on Monday
evening, Nov. l6,-Ady.
Every member of the Barre Citizens
band is requested to be at the band
rooms at 1880 tonight.
Miss Emily Benedict of Eastern ave-
nue. returned home yesterday from few
days visit with friends in Burlington.
James Emslie has returned to his home
in Hamilton, Mass, after spending sew
oral days with his brothers in Barre and
Montpelier.
Robert Johnson of Division street, who
has been making a short visit with rela-
tives in Woodsville, N. H., returned to
his home to-day.
Floyd Russell of the Red Cross phar-
macy, who has been on an extended bus.
mess trip in Massachusetts,, returned
home this morning.
Roy Crossett and Ernest Anderson
have resumed their duties in the Perry
garage, after spending several days with
friends in Burlington.
Miss NJ. Lafayette of Lincoln, who has
been visiting Mt the home of Mrs. G. S.
Cushman OF 2S Beacon street, returned
to her home yesterday.
Wilbur Freeman of PIainfield was
brought to the City hospital yesterday
BY DIR. A. c. Freeman of that town and
vas operated on yesterday afternoon for
appendicitis.
Everyone is excited over our piano
contest, Lend helping hand to some
of the contestants or enter the contest |
yourself. Ask for votes on every pur
chase. G. N. Kenyon & Co.
There will be an important meeting of
the official board of the Hedding church /
at the close of the prayer meeting this
evening. All members of the board are
requested to be present If possible
Work on the renovation OF the pipe
organ at st. Monica's church has been
started George Bowes of this city who
has held the position of organist at the
First church in Burlington for several
years, is overseeing the work.
0rreste Botfino OF Maple avenue con-
.inues to improve slowly from the ef-
'ects OF fall which he sustained last
sunday evening. Mr.. Boilino will have
IN X.ray photograph taken of his in
ured ankle for the purpose Of ascertain
ng to what extent the bone was frac- i,
ured
Fred W. Beckman, barber employed
n the uptown shop of William Miers,
sas taken quite seriously i'll while work
ng this forenoon. Drs. William McFar-
and and j. H. Woodruff were called and
FIR. Beckman was sufficiently revived to a
Re able to 90 to his home on Keith ave
ne in an automobile. ,
The first of series of ladies' nights
fill be observed by the Vineitia club on '
he evening of Wednesday, Nov. Is. 4 /
art OF the evenings entertainment will
e given in the clubs rooms in the Y
Blanchard block and dancing will be in q
rider in the Masonic barracks in the
anne building. Bruee's orchestra has s
cen engaged to play for the occasion. '
Albert Riley, whose home is in Bath.
!. H., but who has been in Chelsea for a a
ime, was severely injured while split .
ing wood on Tuesday, a splinter of hard z
iaple entering his left eve. He was
rought to the Barre City hospital and =
he splinter was removed Yesterday. The Z
atient is said to be in a fairly comfort Z
BILE condition.
ID. A. Perry, auctioneer, returned yes
rday from Burlington where be con- =
voted an auction sale Of personal prop :
rty for Salter 4 Brown of Malletts bav
ows sold from s25 TO SOS, horses from. =
20 to 1885, geese brought s. per pair. =
ay went for sl2 per ton, straw 81. po- n
'toes for 81 cents per bushel and farm.
lg tools and machinery went for top
oteh prices.
Cards have been received here an. ),
auncing the approaching marriage Of lC
.iss Eva Nav Scott. daughter of Mr.. :.
nd Mrs. George Franklin Scott Of Clin- n
m. Mass, 10 Or. George Henry Stone. II
hich Is to take place in Clinton on the
'ening Of Thursday. Nov. 10. at 1880
clock az the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ~
sott on Pearl street extension. The \.
j. a former Barre girl. her I,
ther having been for several years as Z
eisted in business here with c. y Ken. !,
pa. y
A pleasant social gathering az the Ed 81
orth league was held last evening al N
lei Methodist church aud took the form 10
book social. Each person, hy COS.
me on decoration. represented = book. r
short musical program followed the -
lsiness meeting. Several book games -.
Ere played and a unique luneh was -,
rived through the hole in the wall. TIE -,
aractcrs were then introduced 20 the =,
mrany AND everybody had 3 Good n.
nc Toe affair uas IN charge 81 Misses i,
u Hoyt and Marjorie Andrews whs
Z have something just ne coed next 49,
he.
last etrr ing az nlrort ~. utsu Miss %
e NcIlnusiA 81 is Addison strert an 81
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