The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Very wide ribbons for belts at ADJ
bolts.
Plan to attend the dance Wednesday
Sept %, in X. of G. hall. .kileys OF
chestra.
Many bargains in art embroidery and
STAMPED goods az Miss Rowells one
week sale.
Orville Youngson of franklin street
commenced work to-day in the employ
of the American Express Co.
The Baptist boy scouts VIII meet a.
the church Friday night at O'CLOCK 10
make plans for the winter.
The oyster supper to be given TO the
South Barre ball team this evening Is lor
the South Barre grange only.
1 Mrs. Walter r. Boris returned to-day
| TO her home at Portsmouth, N. d., alter
passing few days with relatives IN tine
city.
Special offer for 10 days; Anyone pnr-
chasing one copy of music will be given
one free. Bailey's Music Rooms, IA Elm
street.
Give us your order for fancy peaches.
A carload has just arrived. Price oy the
box, 90c and Csc. Your last chance. IN
versi Fruit Co.
A daughter weighing nine pounds was
born at the City hospital this morning
to Mr.. and Mrs Edison A. Lander OF Ii
South Main street
Mrs. Earl Dickey of East Barre was
visitor in the city to-day on her way
to Glens Falls, N. y, TO make an ex-
tended visit with relatives
Miss Glee Blanchard, who is engaged
as trained nurse in Philadelphia hos
pital, is passing vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Nellie Blanchard, OF Camp
street.
Mrs. Grace Wood Cutler viii begin
teaching of music Sept. 81. All pupils
desiring lessons please call as early as
possible 81 Jefferson street, phone
05- W.
All members Of the Presbyterian Bible
class are asked to meet at the Mathew
son school Friday night at o'clock TO
participate in the corn roast to be beid
at the Roben farm.
George Hoyt OF Summer street left
last night on two weeks business trip
through New York state IN the interests
of the granite manufacturing firm Of
Hoyt & Lebourveaii.
A special meeting OF the ladies' aid
society of the Presbyterian church will
| be held on Thursday evening at 1880 in
the church parlors. As there is business
of Importance, full attendance is de-
sired
Daniel Foley. former resident Of
Barre. returned this morning tc his
home in Bangor, Me-, after passing sev-
eral DAYS in the city. For a number OF
years Mr. Foley was employed here az
a stonecutter,
just one week from to-day is the
rummage sale at the Episcopal church,
Sept. "a. Have all the people in the
church rummaged around and found ar
ticles? If 50, please notify the prcsi-
dent OF the woman's guild, Mrs. Frank
w. Robinson, "a Keith avenue. Trl.
1911.
Ray Coppins of the Montpelier road
returned yesterday from Plattsburg, \.
", where he has been attending the |
seven day celebration in honor OF the |
battle OF Plattsburg in the war of 1872, (
To-day he resumed his duties as condac- j
tor on the Barre 6 Montpelier Traction /
& Power Co. lines.
MISS MHDRl LOOK anu blbttiNif I
Harry Cook, Of Westerly, R. l.. who have |
been passing several days in the city as
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ahern of Eastern avenue, went !
Yesterday to Bethlehem, n. H.. TO re- \
main for a few weeks before Mr.. Cook 4
resumes his duties as an instructor in /
the University of Pittsburg.
Among those who registered as guests |
at the Buzzell hotel Yesterday were: q. I
F. McCurdy, Boston; A. f. Stevens, Law
renee, Mass; George L. Cate, Maiden,
Mass; H. r. Boggs. Lynn, Mass; G. \.
DeMerrill. Lansing. Mich; A. G. Bige-
low, Brookfield: Howard n. Elliott, st.
Johnsbury; H. D. Parmelee, st. Johns
bury; n. II. Mcleod, Hardwick; Thomas
B. Feliker, Baltimore, Nd.
At the home of the briGe in Montpelier
last evening at o'clock, Miss Irene Fri
berg and William Nelson, both of Mont
pelier. were united in marriage by S'v.
John Bjork, pastor of the Swedish Zap
fist mission in this city. Only near
relatives and immediate friends of the
bridal pair witnessed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson will make their home
in Montpelier, where the former Is en-
ployed as q stonecutter.
Barre sustained its fair name in pou!-
try circles with its list of winnings at
the poultry exhibits at the Vermont
state fair at White River Junction this
week. William oliver, jr., made a clean
sweep of the Silver Campine department.
His winnings numbered two blue ribbons
for first cockerel and first pullet He
also had third cockerel and second pull
let. John Corskie won the blue ribbon
for first pen Of Buff Orpington fowls. In
the Buff Rock class, the largest display
in the exhibit, Charles oliver won Sec
ond pullet. third cockerel and fourth hen.
r. NJ. Lyons, with large exhibit OF
Rhode Island Reds and +. J. Talbot
were numbered among the Barre win
ners.
Mrs. Fred d. Beckley and daughter.
Miss Marjorie. who have been visiting IN
New York Philadelphia and Pleasant
vile. n. j.. have arrived home. They re-
turned BY way Of Brattleboro, where
Mrs. Beckley spent several days with
her brother, Winfield Bassett, who -
mail clerk. with a run from