The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-02
TALK OF THE TOWN
fants' knit wear AZ Knights.

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Special raincoat values at Abbott's.
Saturday is coat day at Vaughan's.
Peerless flannelette night robes, none
better. See them at Vaughans.
; "The latest" Spaulding and Goddard
felt hats. See them. c. N. Kenyon u
Co.
Fifty-six cubic feet of chairwood for
load, $2.75. Arthur S. Martin. Phone
53.W.
James Wheeler OF Morrisville arrived
in the city yesterday to pass the coming
few days with friends.
William Mercer returned yesterday to
Mortified, after passing a few days in
the city with friends.
Every child should attend the big In
dian production of "Hiawatha" at the
opera house tomorrow afternoon.
Carlo Milano of Granite street re-
turned to-day from weeks business
visit to Boston and Roxbury Mass.
Mrs. Fred Dale and daughter of Lewis
street went this morning to Waterbury
for weekend visit with relatives.
Gaps" Indian blankets. the genuine
blankets worn by the Indians them
selves. See the new line at Fits.
| MISS mum OlLti VI w
Mass, arrived in the city to-day to visit
with friends for the coming few days.
Jere Doheny, who has been spending
the past ten days with friends in Barre,
returned to-day to his home at Willis
ton.
Mrs. Eva Huse and daughter, Mrs.
l.. A. Kelly, and children of Montpelier
have been spending a week in Waits
field.
Wilbur Jones, who has been spending
the past month in Barre, left to-day for
Mortified, where he has secured en-
ployment.
Louis 0'Bren of Portland, Ne, ar.
rived in the city Yesterday to pass few |
days as the guest of Duncan Mcmillan |
of Thurston place.
Joseph Malet, who has been the guest |
Of friends at South Barre for the past
week, returned to-day to his home at
Rouses Point. n. Y.
Mrs. Georgina Mudgett, former resi-
dent OF Barre, who has been spending
two months in this city, returned last
night to her home in Cambridge Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Cave, ST.,
and Miss Coralinn Sowden started for
Sharon, Mass, this noon, for a few
weeks visit with Mrs. c. Philip Curtis,
Bailey's Music Rooms, Barre. carry
line of pianos, yictrolas, sheet
music and musical merchandise. All
mail orders given prompt attention. Ia
Elm street Barre.
John Mansur, who has been passing
several days in this city on business
with his interests in the Barre ,
Confectionery Co., returned this morning
to his home in Burlington
Miss Lorraine Loranger was elected ,
president OF the 1915 academic class at
Spaulding high school this week The
officers will be selected al
meeting to be held next week.
Miss Grace Carson of Aver street and
Miss Bessie Duncan OF Hale street re-
urned last night from Whiteield, n H.,
where they have been passing the sum )
ner at the Mountain View House. I
A roller skating rink has been opened !
" Edward Little in the old Miles hall
Manager Little intends to conduct a !
ink suitable for everybody. Skates, Z
) cents, ladies, Is cents. Open at
o'clock .
Communion day for the members of
he sodalities was observed this morn
ng. being the first Friday OF the month.
I st. Monica's church There were two
masses. Over 200 members of the sodal-
ties received communion
David s. Laramie of 10 River street Il
eft this morning for New York where
e will make \ abort visit with friends 4,
efore going to Los Angeles, Cal, 10
Ass the winter. He was preceded 20 .,
be Pacific coast by Mrs. Laramie several
feeks ago. /,
Sunday. Oct 4, is the day appointed
i the president Of the United States b,
OF all Christians to unite in prayer 90 81
Iod 10 behalf Of peace. Evangelist J.. +
'assebois will lecture az the music hall Al
( 1880 on the subject. Universal War ID
r Universal Peace. Which," A cot
age meeting will be held at the home st
/ l.. Hutchins. 81 Branch street to- r
light at 1880. All are welcome.
Michael Quinn a tackle on the God m
,rd seminary team, will not start the VI
anne against Spaulding and il not very az
kelly 10 engage in the encounter az any
me A. the result OF injuries received ~
lis week The former Boston Latin g'l
hool player was being instructed in 20
NV TO block runners In doing 80 he
renched his right knee 50 that il Is w
most impossible for him to walk. go
iinn's services will be missed in the VI
laulding game As he was one o. the en-
pendable hnemen. "
Bids for the position Of conductor e. W
.e passenger service over the Rare
anch Of the Central Vermont railroad
Iye been received in ST. Albans aud "
IL announcement Of successor to tho ~
t. stephen Colby will b. made within W
few days Since Mr.. Colby's untimely w
ath Charles r. simmons Of the Mont ~
lier freight ward has been acting 10 SO
arge Of day Or night trains. - the W
~ might b.. over the branch. He T. ~
II 81 the candidates for the position W
"a railroad employees long IN the service . y
lispet that be viii receive the appoint =
mt. -
NJ. aud Mrs O. HARDWOOD Of Cold
ook spring.. Mass were visitors iu
: eitv Yesterday and DAY Mrs
irwood j. the daughter Of FORMER
ire woman. who uIu b. pleasantly
nembered hy msny ~ TIE older gen. 4
ation in This city e. Mrs Mary BARNES. /.
b eft here nearly 90 voars ago 30