The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
TALK OF THE TOWN
Richeliou underwear az Fits.

The latest in millinery at Abbotts.
H Angelo Scampini of Roxbury returne
home yesterday after few days vlsl
with friends in the city
II Minerva Blake of Swanton, who ha
been guest OF Peter Walstrons OF Esse'
street, returned TO her home yesterda.
| Samuel bowers of Bethel who ha
been visiting friends in the city for tn
past few days, returned home yesterday
+. A. Bugbee of Orange street is dc
tanned by illness from attending TO hi
duties at the plant of E. A. Bugbee
Co.
George FREEDOM of Concord, N H.,
former resident of Barre, arrived in tn
city this morning for a weeks visit will
friends.
William Gray of Dorchester, Mass.
who has been spending several days II
Barre on business, left for his home this
forenoon.
Supper will be cooked and served by
the men OF the Congregational church
Wednesday evening, Oct. 70. See menu
in Tuesdays Times.
Mrs. G. H. Granger and Mrs. May Suit
or left to-day for a visit to their daugh-
ters, Misses Florence Granger and Gladys
Sutton, in Maiden, Mass.
Notice! The nature study class of
the Barre Woman's club will meet with
Mrs. Carroll White, % Richardson street,
on Wednesday evening, Oct. Is, at 1880.
| The Altruians vii hold their annual
meeting with Mrs. Myrtle Dodge on
the Montpelier road Friday afternoon at
$50. All plan to leave on the 2:l5 car.
Among the Mortified people in the
city last evening to attend the presenta-
ton of ''The Freely were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Goodrich, Clifton Gregware and
Miss Evelyn Mcleod.
Auction sale tomorrow at the farm
of il. b. Weaver in East Montpelier on
the Plainfeld road. Extra well-selected
bunch of young stock. d. A. Perry, auc-
tioneer. Read ad. on another page.
Miss Bessie +. Brennan of Frampton,
Que, who has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. George Ryan, in upper Graniteville
the past month, left this morning for
Winooski. where she is to enter the
Fanny Allen hospital as a pupil nurse.
All selling tickets for the ladies quar-
tet entertainment Friday night are re-
quested to turn in money and tickets on
or before Thursday night to the chair
man of the committee at 81 Park street.
George Parker, an employee of the
Etna Life Insurance company in Hart
ford, Conn. arrived in the city to-day
to attend the wedding OF his sister, Miss
Helen Parker, to Douglas A. Clark,
which will be celebrated tomorrow even
ing.
John McHugo Of Liberty street, who
has been employed in II. +. Cutters
garage on No. Main street completed his
duties there last night. This morning |
Mr.. McHugo began duties as chauffeur |
for l. b. Newman, travelling salesman
from Bellows Falls.
Mario Zanleoni, the young son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Zanleoni OF a Granite
street, who figured in a bicycle collision !
with an automobile last week. is max |
ing satisfactory progress toward recov-
ery. although il will be several weeks
before he can use the limb fractured in
the accident.
Workmen at the George Bond plant
IN Depot square were busy to-day In
making temporary arrangements for a
derrick service in the stoneyard to re-
place the tripod which fell yesterday.
Il is planned to erect another tripod
ierrick on the same spot, as the sur
will not permit the erection
II derrick supported by guy wires.
The second snow furry of the season
anne this morning soon after daybreak.
nd with the mercury cropping its way
own the tube to freezing, a good many
inc
ather proper in having snow at this
ime. During the forenoon there were
OCCASIONAL sprinklings of snow, and
arsh wind from somewhere up north
crved as a reminder that winter is on
Is way.
Unless there is a second change in
lans. Spauding high schools football
leven viii probably pass through the
eason without meeting Montpelier sem.
nary, either in Barre or Montpelier.
ast week, the seminary management
.aited until the eleventh hour before
anccling the midweek game with the
zeal school boys. After having. made -
rery preparation 10 play. the Spsulding
arriors were naturally somewhat
eeyed. Now, il looks A. though the
80 elevens will not meet at Gospel
llagc next Saturday. ~ had been orig
ally scheduled Spaulding. IL j. un-
.rstood. took the initiative in abandon
e the game, inasmueb ~ the seminary I
4 not Offer any plausible excuse for
,stpOning last weeks game. Another
am will take the place q Montpelier
miaary AZ the Lincoln school campus
pddard men are TRYING 20 arrange =
inc with Titon. " H.. seminary, and
flowers Of the bin eleven are lookingl
rward 60 a successful termination 81
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