The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-12
TALK OF THE TOWN


See Abbott's window of new fan per.
Gales,
All Si0O waists to close at 68c, at
Vaughan's.
V. T. Ayers Of Ayers street was called
to Massachusetts Yesterday by the death
Of relative.
The Baptist prayer meeting will be
held THURSDAY night at 1880 with Mrs.
Holt, 81 Hill street.
Mrs. L. R. Royal, daughter, Mary
Eliza beth, and maid OF Savannah, Ga, ar
rived in this city last night for months
visit at the home OF Mrs. Royals nm
Gle, +. J. Raymo.-
Mrs. Arthur iscum and two daugh-
tiers of Lapiorre. p. O., arrived in the city
this morning for weeks visit. Before
returning home they viii make a stay
with relatives in Websterville.
Mrs. William Milne, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William 4, Milne of Summer street for
the past few weeks, left to-day for Dies
Moines, Ia, where she will Join her hus.
band. who is employed there.
Attention. L. A., A. O. H.; Regular
D. M; very important business, initia-
tion. Girls whose ages are from 10 TO
10 are given a very special invitation
to come, as we are going to have ju-
venile division in Barre soon. Mothers
who have daughters. this is a good or
der for them Rec. Sec. Mrs. Walker.
DR. Arthur Wark of New York arrived
in the city yesterday TO pass the coming
few DAYS as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Haskell Of Franklin street. Pre-
vious to coming to Barre he visited al
his former home in Hardwick. DR.. Wark
who is a graduate of the University of
Vermont Medical college. completed
course at one of the large hospitals in
New York and intends TO locate in that
,itv For the past six weeks Dr. Wark
has been touring the West Indies and
South America. He intends to return
10 New York the latter part of the
week.
A real estate deal involving $1,000
worth of realty in this city and Marsh
ield was consummated in the office OF
he D. A. Perry agency to-day In the
the Henry A. Dwinell farm, |
o-caled. between the villages Of Plain !
ield and Marshheld is sold for Harvey |
Partridge Of Orange to Mr.. and Mrs. ID. |
ADAMS of Berlin. The farm includes 200 |
.cres of meadow. pasture and timber |
and and the 1914 hay crop is consid- |
red part Of the deal Mr.. and Mrs.
ADAMS plan 70 take possession Of the /
property within a few weeks. In part |
,aynent for the farm. Mr.. Partridge |
axes double tenement house on Birch 4
treet. known as the Hobart house. the
ivan double tenement on Foster street /
I'd cottage house at The corner of
-c,vton street and Elmwood avenue I
nown as the Thompson property. Mr..
'artridqe viii continue 70 occupy his
arm in Orange, holding the city realty \
or investment purposes.
Mrs. a. p. Wood of Dorchester, Mass.
former resident Of Barre, is passing
everal davs with her mother-in-law,
frs. Nancy Wood of the Prospect street
xtcasion. Mrs. NJ ,. Clark and two
billreu. also OF Dorchester, are spending
rveral weeks with tho formers grand.
io4hcr. Mrs. Wood. Barre friends Of
Ire. Wood. who is probably the oldest
ativc resident of the city. win BE- inter
,tod to learn tbat she Is planning 4
MET Observance 90 her nfth birthday
avt week. Her natal anniversary pc-
irs Aug. Is and relatives are looking
,rward 70 something Of family re-
Mon 20 commemorate the occasion.
Ire Wood Is the wife 81 the late Pen
min Wood ono, one Of the most prom
.out men in Barre. Despite her ad-
,need age she is still mentally yiror-
- and can sec 10 peruse tho ncwspa-
re- without tho aid Of spectacles More
an that. she is still capable Of doing !
.cellent fancy work.