The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-19
TALK OF THE TOWN
Wayneknit hose at Fits.

Buy your coat FRIDAY or SATURDAY
Vaughans.
See hst of w. F. Richardson rea
estate, page 7.
Flannel night robes special at tn
. Vaughan Store.
BE sure to sec the Norwich cadets n
the b. A. G. fair Friday night Nov. ~
Visit the wigwam and have your for
tune told at the Uniyersalist fair ant
festival tonight.
Porter Perrin left the city this morn
ing for Burlington, where he will make
few days visit with relatives.
Annual meeting of Foreign Masons
will be held in Masonic hall Friday even
ing at 1880 o'clock sharp. Let every
. member attend.
Miss Gertrude Foss, who has been EN-
ployed in Barre for the past year, left
this morning for Newburg, N. Y, where
she win pass the winter.
Thirty-fve cents for your leaky hot
water bottles at RusselPs, the Red Cross
Pharmacy, in exchange for a new one
selling at $l.50 to 1925.
Do not make any engagement for
Wednesday, Dec. 2. You will want TO
church, afternoon and evening.
Twenty-eight members of the Congre'
gational Philathea class were pleasantly
entertained last evening at the home of
Mrs. Mary L. Starr in the Arcade build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sassi and little
daughter, Ada, have returned TO their
home in Worcester, after passing few
days with Mr.. Sassi's brother, Joseph
SASH of North Main street.
Harvey Barclay Stetson, weighing 10
pounds, arrived early this morning at
tho home of DIR. and Mrs. Fl. c. Stetson
in st. Johnsbury. Mrs. Stetson was for
merly Miss Flora Barclay Of this city.
George c. Calhoun OF Grafton Mass,
V Joseph of Manchester, N. H., and
George H. Elwell of Dorchester, Mass,
arrived in the city yesterday for VISIT
of several days at the home of Il. NJ.
Laws of Wellington street.
Tonight at the opera house the Thorn
as Musical Comedy Co. will present
Lodge Night which is filled with ex-
cellent comedy and number of the lat
est songs. The musical show starts at
s:l5, pictures being run after the regu-
lar performance.
Owing to an advance In the price OF |
apples. I am unable to get them in bulk, |
have car due about Tuesday, Nov. "a,
'ancy greetings and BaIdwins in stand
,rd barrels, Kings and Spies in 6o-pound
hampers. Ask your dealer TO book your
rider for delivery on arrival of car. Sid
icy Il. Spafford.
The Combination Five, a juvenile team
# basketball players. will line VI.
painst the Condors at the Church street
gymnasium this evening at 1880 o'clock.
rhe Combination is out for its fifth con.
ccutiye victory, having won four games
within period of three weeks. The
,ondors also have team that is yet to
C vanquished.
One Of the biggest attractions OF the
eason will be at the b. A. {, fair Friday
light. The Norwich cadets from North
ED have been secured at some expense
, the management and will give drill
nat night. This is their first appear
nee in this city. so don't fail 10 see ,
lem. They win be accompanied by the |
-agtime quartet" OF this city. !
Miss Leone Sargent of Prospect ave.
ne was pleasantly surprised Tuesday 3
rening by 10 of her friends, in honor OF Z
or 10th birthday. The evening was
lssed in playing games, and light !
lncheon Of ice cream and cake was
rived. Among the many enjoyments 1
as a solo by Master Tommy Ross, en- \
tied. "Tipperary." Miss Leone was
resented a pair of skates by one OF her
lends. \
Last night at the b. A. c. fair about
70 tickets were sold at the door The =
Uses VIII and Thompson gave
eat novelty in their Scottish dances !,
he male quartet was called four tunes :
sing and the program ended by an ex-
bition OF club swinging by George Muir !,
V. To-night's program: Vocal solo. y
ex. Mckenzie; sword and Highland
nee. Leslie Mercer; vocal solo, james :
reading, James Rowan. A
Rev. John r. Gates OF Northfeld, son'e ri
ars ago a Barre boy, well known IN n
g business circles of the city. active +
70 in the church and for the past few W
ars an active worker in Africa. viii NJ
FAX al the Hedding church this even re-
Z. The services viii begin al 1880. Il
inv Of the old friends Of John Gates VI
II want 90 hear him and many should
interested in hearing one who knows .
conditions in such a country a. AZ
3 and one who has made good The
vice will close promptly within the :
ir. All are welcome.
rincitia club kept open house last
ming for nearly POO people, the occs-
n being the first Of a series OF 10
= nights 70 be- held during the winter 4
nths In the early evening there was
hort program. Brucc's orchestra con
yuting the first number. Many Of
~ present were privileged 90 hear FOR
first time Miss Clara Whipple. teach
II elocution and voice culture AZ God
a seminary Miss Nhippleis solos
y among the most enjoyable numbers
she was warmly received by her
fence. Karl Forsell Of Montpelier "a
"a the gathering with a cornet solo
was literally applauded. Afterwards
70 were card tournaments and dane
in the commandeIy ball. During the
ring = buffet luncheon was served.
r. William shaw If Montpelier spoke
night ~ the Hedaing Methodist
-ch on the recent great Methodist A
.eutiou at Boston snd used the text
~ Much a. d in Ne ] Am Ready
ihe convention at Boston. which Dr
" attended. over 2M1 wers present
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