The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

II III means saving AT ferrys on sat
II urday.
II Come to Naughan's for your winte
II goods.
II A good value in outing night robes a
H Perry's, $l.l0 each.
II We can save YOU some money OF
\ blankets at Perry's.
II At Sl.l0 each, a special value in chill
\ drens sweaters at Perry's on Saturday
H A new line of "Riverton" waists anC
II dresses at the Paris Shirtwast House
H Call aud sec the new waists in pqut
and madras just in at the Paris Shirt
\ waist House.
Come to the opera house tonight and
hear Charles w. Gates, the road builder
| Ladies invited.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Newcomb went
this morning to Essex Junction for few
\ days visit with friends.
A telephone has been installed in the
home OF Harold j. Clark Of Washington
street. The number is 4l3-l2.
1t is expected that work on the new
organ loft to be erected at the north
end of the First Presbyterian church
will be started tomorrow.
Come Friday evening to the Congre-
gational church and hear the ladies'
quartet of the Ithaca Conservatory of
Music. Admission, 25c and 35c.
Ernest Laviolette, who has been pass
ing a few days at his home in South
Barre, returned last night to Water
bury, where he is employed as a barber
Mrs John w. Balch has returned to
her home in St ,Johnsbury after
making visit with her brother, Deputy
Sheriff A. NJ. Morrison of SO South Main
street.
Mrs. George Abare and two daughters
returned this morning to their home in
Champlain. n Y. after spending two
weeks with relatives in this city and
Barre Town.
Mr.. and Mrs L. D. Scofed, who have
ben making an extended visit at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur f. Camp
bell Of North Main street, have gone to
Providence, +. l., for weeks stay.
Owing to break in the compressor
room of Young Bros, the Blackwell
street granite manufacturers, were com
PEELED to shut down part OF their plant
yesterday. Most of the men were able |
to work to-day.
Plans are under way for a series of |
pool billiard and card tournaments he |
tween the Nincitia club and the Apollo /
club of Montpelier the coming winter |
At recent meeting of the board OF |
managers of the local club committee
consisting OF Fred n. Braley. Arthur L.
Averll and A. A. Sargent was appointed
to confer with a similar committee from
the Apollo club relative to dates and
TulpG IN Ho L., |
past seasons series OF these get to-
gethers have ben enjoyed by members of
the two clubs
Misses Adele and Eda Bianchi of Ga
Summer street entertained the mem
bers of the Italian Sewing club at
novel party last evening, when some 20
young women OF the club came together
The usual hour was devoted TO fancy
sewing and afterward there was an i'm.
promptu program OF dances. vocal and
instrumental solos. and readings. One
OF the unique features of the affair was
the weird costumery adopted by some
Of the participants in the program The
costume creations caused good deal OF
and dainty favors were
awarded to the members logged out in
the most ludlcrous regalia Refresh :
ments were served during the evening.
On Holister hill in Marshdeld the .
large farm owned by Arthur Barber I
iud Mertie Barber has been sold TO I
linton J.. Thompson OF South Stukely, !
7. q. negotiations for the transfer hay- 2
NO been completed to-day NJ the local .
offices OF the ID. 4, Perry Real Estate 4
agency The farm consists OF l65 g
'cres. comprising one II the finest farm 0
ng properties in Marshfield or Plainfeld. y
he land bordering on the lattcr town. "
'igurcs mentioned in connection with
DE sale arc S6500 Mr. Thompson. IN
he dcCl. takes over 80 head OF cattle and Ip
everal horses. lie will move his family n
o Hollister hill before the expiration Of Il
wo weeks. Mr. and Mrs Barber are ne N
otiating tor valuable farming prop =
rty located near this city. an announce. n
ient Of which viii BE- made within few p
avs. cs