The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Save money; trade ut Knights.
| Some extra good values at Perry's on
Saturday.
Three sewing machines for sale cheap
at Fits Get our price.
The McWhorter Co. are headquarters
for top.coats, balmacaans and slip'on
coats.
Fifty.six cubic feet of chairwood for
load, 1915 Arthur s. Martin. Phone
53.W.
Miss Villa Marsh of the Plaintield
road went yesterday to Rutland to WISH
relatives.
Nicholas G.. Mascot left this morning
for Burlington, where he will visit until
the end of the week.
Manager A. X Gregware of the Barre
Shoe store returned this morning from
business visit TO Boston.
Mrs. G. +. Livingstone left this morn
ing for Wells River to pass the remain
der of the week with friends.
William Webster went this morning
TO Montreal, where he plans to remain
with friends for few days.
Come and have a good time at the
corn roast A good program and corn
Follow the crowd to the corn roast
Thursday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Alexander Milne, Circle street.
Thomas Stacy left this morning for
Woodsville, N H., where he plans TO
visit relatives for few days
Miss Cora Batchelder has gone to
Brandon, where she is to teach the com
ing year in the graded school.
Francis Grady of Merchant street re-
turned last night from Mortified, where
he has been visiting his uncle for few
days.
Miss Lucy Cook of North Seminary
street left to-day for Keene, n. H.,
where she expects to make an extended
stay among relatives
Regular monthly business meeting OF
the Sunday school committee, officers
and teachers in the vestry OF the Uni
versalist church this evening at 1880
Five hundred yards of outing flannel
for 71ac yard; good, heavy weight
/ equal to the Zoe quality. We shall ask
you only 71ac yard at Perrys on Sat
urday.
r. d. Campbell, Donald Morrison, Miss
Fife Murray and Norman Murray and
daughter Of Graniteville returned to-day
/ from Sherbrooke, where they attended
| the Sherbrooke fair.
| Frank Cassava of Newton street, who
| is employed as brakeman in the Cen
trail Vermont freight yards, left this
morning for his former home in Rouses
| Point, n. Y, to visit relatives.
! Miss Bessie Farnsworth, who is tax
| ing an extended vacation from her du-
ties as superintendent of nurses in a
hospital in Minneapolis, Mimi, is visit
ing friends on South Main street.
| Miss Eva Wales of the east hill, who
recently returned to Barre, after visit
| OF several days with friends in Proyi-
dence. r. J., has gone to Bangor, Me-,
where she expects TO make an extended
stay.
Norman Even Of Orange street, who
has been emIcoyed as clerk in the
Daylight store for several years, left
yesterday for Elmyra, \. " where he
will enter school conducted by the
Erie railroad.
! w. G. Scott returned to Brandon to-
dav. after few DAYS visit in the city.
Next week Mr. Scott will return to
Barre and begin work in the new barber
shop which William Miers is to open in
the Henderson block.
Miss Madeline Williams, who has been
passing a month at the home OF her
mother Mrs. Agnes Williams, on Averill
street, leaves tonight for Philadelphia
to resume her studies at the nurses
school at University hospital.
! Henry Wescott, who has been EN-
ployed at the Kenyon store for the past
seven years, commenced work this week
at the Frank McWhorter clothing store.
He succeeds Fred Cults, who was re.
Gently appointed agent for the Townsend
granite offices.
All the members and friends of the
Congregational church are invited to the
church parlors Friday evening, Sept. III.
) A fine program has been arranged and
refreshments will be served. Come, that
we all may enjoy the good things in
store for us.
Charles Emslie, who has been employ
ed as a clerk and cigar maker in the G.
NJ. Marion cigar store on Depot square,
left Yesterday for Boston, where he has
a position. He will be joined later in
the month by Mrs. Emslie and they will
pass the winter in Boston.
Mrs Mary Stuart arrived in the city
last night from Boston, where she landed
a few days ago from the Allan liner,
Numidian, which shipped from Liver
pool, Eng. Aug. 90. Ship courses over
the Atlantic have been reopened and the
passenger business is beginning 10 APP
pear normal
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mcmahon and
two children of 33s North Main street
left last night for New London, Conn,
where they are to make a short visit be-
fore going to New York for more ex-
tended stay. On their return home they
will stop in Lynn and Fall River, Mass.
Mr. McMahon is taking a vacation from
his duties as engineer on tn Barre branch
of the Central Vermont railroad.
A number of tickets were sold at the
Central Vermont station this morning
for the Dog River Valley fair at North
field. An extra coach was attached to
the regular s:l5 outgoing train, Around
100 people went by train from Barre TO
Northfield yesterday and this city and
vicinity were well represented by au.
toists and people who went 70 the fair
grounds in teams. Owing 70 the eX-
tremity Of the weather, the attendance
from Barre this year is much smaller
than in years past
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