The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-03
TALK OF THE TOWN
LaFrance boots at Fits.

NohuoIu grapes TWO u"NhftH iui ~
a Dversi Fruit Go.
S If it's quality you want, you will fin
. il in our drugs. browns Drug store.
Fifty-six cubic feet OF charwood for
load 1915. Arthur S, Martin. 'Phon
53.W.
Frank Worthen returned to-day 10 hi
g home az Hardwlck after a weeks yisi
L in Barre.
Y Al h. Prescott returned to-day to hi
, home at Rochester, after few days
visit in the city.
Harry Murray OF Hardwick arrived i
the city yesterday to make few days
visit with friends.
John Morris of Hyde Park arrived il
the city yesterday to pass the coming
few days with friends.
John Evens Of Newport arrived in thu
city yesterday to pass the coming weel
with friends and relatives.
Albert Lambert, who has been passing
few days with friends in Burlington
extended visit with friends.
Eugene Robins of Colebrook n. II,
arrived in the city to-day to pass the
coming few days with friends,
Allan Robertson of Quincy, Mass. ar.
rived in the city yesterday to make an
extended visit with friends.
Regular Saturday night dance in How.
land hall Oct, 3, under the auspices OF
Riley's orchestra Ladies free.
Miss Pearl Williams OF Bradford, who
has been spending the past week in the
city, left to-day for her home.
TIL little dry goods store on Cottage
street will be closed Monday and Tues
day, but will reopen Tuesday evening
Persons & Berg will run their auto to
Woodbury. pond tomorrow, leaving city
hall at 8 80 a. m. Round trip, Sl.--Adv.
| Miss Margaret Clark of Washington
street returned yesterday from New
York, where she has been passing a few
days with relatives.
Persons & Berg's Hardwick stage will
leave that place on the return trip to
Barre at 2:30, instead OF p. m, on and
after Monday, Oct. 5.Adyt.
Miss Eleanor Fortescue returned this
forenoon to her home in West Lebanon,
N. H., after having passed week with
relatives on Summer street.
Special for Saturday Peach blossoms
l5c per h., molasses kisses l5c per h.,
salted peanuts loo per h., fresh made
daily at the Barre Candy Kitchen.
Miss Helen Young, who has been visit
ing relatives in Barre and Montpelier for
the past two weeks. returned this fore
noon to her home in Springfield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Greene Of Ran
dolph are visitors in the city and are
being entertained at the home of the lat
ter's brother, George Rising, on Park
street.
John Halves and Lawrence Irwin, who |
have been passing few days with friends !
in Boston, were visitors in the city to.
day on their way to their home dt !
Marshfeld.
+, 6. Rogers of Baltimore Md, arrived I
in the city yesterday to pass a few days
with friends, MIR Rogers, who is making |
his first visit to this section Of the coun-
try, will visit at the granite mauufac
turing plants and the quarry lands on
Milestone hill before returning.
bttp tldbtb OF W HlHut street lett lO- .
day for Boston and New York to make
an extended business visit in the inter
ests Of the New York Bargain store. He
will attend the worlds series baseball
games between the Boston Braves and
the Philadelphia Athletics at Boston.
The first regular meeting Of the Barre
Womans club will be held Tuesday aft
,rnoon, Oct q, at $50 o'clock. Reports
rom the delegates to the national con
.cntion in Chicago viii be given, and
social hour will follow There will
,e no board meeting New members can
'btan their membership tickets at the
loor
Dr. and Mrs. J. ". stewart. y. VI.
Niles. J. Francis Higgins and Miss kath-
cen Miles left to-day for Hanover. y.
l., 70 pass few days as the guests OF
Howard NJ Miles, a student al Dart I
mouth college. They plan to attend the G
exeter Dartmouth 1918 and the Nor {
yich- Dartmouth football games to be s
layed this afternoon. {
At the Nincitia club this evening reg. =
Tar night mncheons will BE- resumed Z
he lunch win h. served AZ 10 O'Clock s
nd an effort is being made 10 have a q
lrge number Of club members present =
'r the FIRST affair Of its kind this season. {
me OF the enjoyable features Of the y
ycning viii be q concert program given =
y the local representative Of the Edison q
isc Phouograph Co. A cabinet phone. z
.aph has been loaned the club for ne =
.casigu.
AZ tAe home Of Mrs Agnes Walker. !,
Grant street last evening twenty J.
lung women came together for a party
honor Of Miss Gertrude b. King.
hose approaching marriage has been
lnounoed The affair took the form
miscellaneous shower. The guest Of
lnor receiving many useful articles \.
here vas an mpfomptu program 81 \,
usic. yoeai and instrumental to Whiah
ambars 81 the party contributed 81 Va b.
bus times during the evening Games
rre alec enjoyed and q dainty lunch
. was served before the guests depart i
Miss Kings marriage 10 George ~ 4.
ng 81 Eerrshurg Is - b. roIehrated /.
that village on the morning of Wed =.
-day, eFt a. Mr. hing has ts-sa en-
1red for crmr time a. the station
cuf e. that point tor tlie Rutland rail &.
fL
Mems for Baptist Harvest Dinner rs
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