The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-05
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER S, 1914.
The Weather
For New England fair on Sunday.
TALK OF THE TOWN

N EueH clOLH iOO y"'" "
Saturday =
The store with the correct styles OF
patterns. Fits.
The McWhorter Co. are ofiering soine
bows school suits at low prices.
Children's school tablet free to-day
with every pair hose supporters at tne
Vaughan Store.
Miss Bessie Spear returned last even
ing from 10 days vacation spent at
Rock Point, st. Adams.
Miss Mabel Thurber of Rochester ar
rived in the city yesterday to make an
extended visit with friends.
Harold Ross, who has been the guest
of friends in the city for the past week,
returned to-day to his home at Benning-
ton.
NJ. s. Levin of Merchant street re-
turned to-day from New York, where ne
has been spending the past few weeks
on business.
Mrs. William Harrington, who mas
been passing few days in the city
with relatives, returned last night to her
home at Sherbrooke, ?. O.
Mrs. H. B. Brooks and daughter, Mag
Stella, of Washington street have re-
turned from New Hampshire, where
they have been spending the summer
James Sullivan of upper Park street
returned last night from Scotstown, =.
o.. where he has been passing week
| fishing the waters of the Megantic lakes.
| Bessie X. Spear, teacher OF piano, mar
mony. and history of music. STUDIO, 70
Jefferson street. Tel. 464-l2 All APP
pointments for lessons for the coming
season should be made before sept. IL.
Angus Buchanan, who has been pass
ing a few days in the city, lett yester-
dav for Boston to remain for the WIN
ter. For the past summer MIR. Buchan-
an has been visiting at his former home
at Lake Megantic.
Mrs. William n. Kittridge, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ella Josiyn,
for the past two months, left for Lowell,
Mass, Yesterday, where she will stay
short time before leaving for her home
in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Among those who registered at the
Buzzell hotel yesterday were; W. Rene
hen. Newark N. j.; w S. Swallow, Bur
lington; A. r. Mcdonald, Springfield,
Mass; Angus Mcdonald, st. Adams; Jo-
seph CuIlingham, Rutland; Dan Jensen,
Wells River.
Barre musicians TO the number of sew
en-. who have been playing with the all
Vermont band at the Addison county
fair in Middlebury this week, returned
to the city this morning. Most OF the
plavers will assist in the Labor day mu-
sic here Monday.
Remember the auction sale Of the The
odore Stowe property on Prospect street
extension on Saturday afternoon at
o'clock This valuable property Is de-
sirable for a home or an investment.
See adj, page 7. d. A. Perry Real Es-
tate Agency.
There will be no meeting of the Clover
club next Monday, but on Monday. Sept.
| a. the club viii meet with Mrs. W. IL.
lGaIe. as Wellington street. Members are
asked to relate something that has IN
terested them most during the vacation
period. Please notice change OF time.
Miss Gladys N. Gale mas returned from
months STAY at the beach and will
omen her studio Mt As Wellington street,
Sent. s. Pupils received in piano, har-
monv and class work Glass lessons, in
Guiding theory, harmony, history and u
knowledge Of leading musicians. Illus
trated by the victrola, given all piano
pupils. Tel. 1871.
James s. Milne, ir OF Boston arrived
in the city this morning for two weeks
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
, James s. Milne, Of Liberty street. He
was accompanied by Arthur Mcdonald,
who will visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mcdonald. also Of Liberty street.
Miss Sadie Fifeld, who has been pass
! ING the summer at the Rockaway
) inn. Clifton. Mass, returned Yesterday
Fifty friends gathered at the home OF
: George Rennie on Ayers street last even
ing to give him a farewell party. Miss
Elizabeth Paul presented him gold
watch. During the evening Mr., Webster
, land Mrs. Knutson furnished entertain
ment by clog dancing and Miss Ethel
Morgan and Shirley Mcneil gave duet,
accompanied by Ronald Morgan, IN
pleasing manner.
/ At a meeting yesterday of the direc-
tors Of the American Clothing Co., whlch
has its quarters in the A. Tomasl block
, on North Main street, it was voted unan-
= imously to change the name OF the com
many 10 the New American Clothing Co.
! This change is made by reason OF the
fact that Burlington concern has re.
/. Gently incorporated under the name OF
| the American Clothing Co. Hereafter,
a then. the local merchants, including Tony
I. Corey, Hyder Habeb and Alex Corey, will
do business at the New American Cloth
ing store.
: Pastor ]. w. Watt of Indiana. Pa
7 preached at the gospel tent last night
He will speak at the tent to-day at
p. m. Sunday the services at the tent
, viii be of special interest. AZ the
e n. m. service il is expected that Pastors
i. w. Watt and L. F. Psssebois and
: Evangelist f. l.. Abbott will take part
+ in the service. The Egyptian lecture
5 when Evangelist L. F. Passebois and
9 family viii illustrate the Mohammedar
: funeral, prayer and wedding, will be at
e p. m, and not at 1870. as previously
e announced. Miss Herminie Passebois,
e native of Cairo. Egypt. will be present
? and dressed rs an Egyptian girl and sins
. in Arabic. A gospel song in foreign
d tongue will be sung by the evangelist
E also solo by Miss Mildred Croker o.
+ p,trIipofon Evangelist f. /. Abbott