The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

derwear sale.
Nearly everything at discount at
Porry's on Saturday.
Fifty new waists on sale for SLID each
at Perry's on Saturday.
Some values at Perry's on saturday
that will save you money.
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs
Wiley Monday afternoon
You should see those crepe de chine
waists for $l.9s, $3.50 $2.0s, and $3.50,
at Perry's.
Riley's orchestra returned yesterday
from Whiteheld, N. H., where they
played at dance on Thursday night.
Superintendent Of Schools =, NJ. Roscoe
went to Middlebury to-day to attend the
annual initiation OF his college fraternity
tonight.
Charles Pelkey returned yesterday 70
his home in Orange from the City hos
pital, where he had been since he broke
his leg four weeks ago.
DR.. +. b. Whitaker of Merchant street
left yesterday for Chicago, Ill., where he
viii visit his son, Henry @, Whitaker,
of that place for the next two weeks.
Rev. Frederick Kenyon Brown, who
has been delivering a series of address
as in this city and Graniteville, left to-
day for his home in Southwick, Mass.
G. NJ. MeIyer of Graniteville was
visitor in the city this morning while on
his way to Hardwick, where he will
make stay of several days with rela-
tives.
James r. Ryan of the Consolidated
Lighting Co., is spending several days
in Boston, whore he recently attended
the annual meeting of the Tenney cor
poration.
Harold Miles, student at st. Mi
chae's college in Winooski, was in the
city yesterday on his way home to visit
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. III. Miles
of Graniteville.
James AIcDermont returned to his
home in Brookfeld, after passing sew
eral days in the city as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Tilden of upper
Prospect street.
Frank J, Shea, manager Of the Shea
Shoe store, has returned from Boston,
where he was called by the death of
friend, While there Mr. Shea also pur-
chased stock for the store.
John McHugo of Liberty street, who
was one of the party of carpenters who
left for Florida some time ago, has re-
turned home. Mr.. McHugo left the other
members in good health at place called
Lakeland.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. venetti OF Pearl
street plan to leave the city tomorrow
for New York, whence they are to sail
later in the week for their former home
in Italy. They win remain in Europe
for a soioum of three months.
William Maiden, who attends the Uni
versity Of Vermont, arrived in the city
last night in order 20 see the Burling !
Spaulding game of last evening. |
While here Mr.. Maiden viii visit his /
nome on West street for the weekend.
The Minister'S Monday club will meet !
IN the parlor of the Young Mems Chris
ian association Montpelier. on Monday |
lt 1890 a. m Rev +. r. Newell. pastor (,
If the Hedding NJ. f. church, will read a
paper on "Tennyson's Religious Mes.
age"
In response to telegram received by
Yrs. Louis Guillette OF Camp street,
tating that her father was very sick,
drs. Guillette went to Winooski Upon
Ter arrival she found him rather low,
nd she will remain there for a few
lays.
There were a great many doubts ex
PRESSED OF Charles Mills ability TO step
rom the blacksmith snop TO the drsmat-
Wills is with the klark Urban company
L the opera house all next week, and as
le is playing a strong line OF parts, II is
more than evident that he has made
God. Advt.
Mrs Frank A Cragg Of St Peters,
"a. Is at her former home in Barre,
aying been summoned here by the
cath Of her father, Jonathan VI. Ma
on of Long street. Miss Bertha Mason,
mother daughter Of the deceased, came
rom Pinehurst \. C., on account of
er fathers Illness and death
II. =. VI. Jones. John A. Cross Of
,orthfeld and NJ H. Ryle OF Montpe-
Ter. returned yesterday from Boston
here they attended special meeting
{ the National Association OF Granite
Industries, which was held az Noung's
otel Mcssrs. Jones Cross aud Ryle
the Barre Granite Manufac-
lrers' association
Rev . B Rtardou of the Universali-t
hurcb viii deliver the charge 10 the .
cople at the ordination service for
harlcs J.. scott. a Goddard seminary /
lumnus. which Il 10 r. held IN the Z
ni,ersalist church IN Mortified next
Wednesday evening. A notable gather.
ir Of Universalist clergy viii include
cy s. NcCollester. y. ~ dean 81 Crane
biological school az Tufts college Ned
nd Mass
Rev y o. Abbott pastor 81 the see 1
9TH Dav Adventist mission in tm- citg. Z
as IN North Montpelier Yesterday 10 I
ncista a. tie funeral 81 Mrs. Cornelii 4
drlaide Allen. whose death occurred :
edncsday morning Services over tie
mains 81 Mrs AIien were heli 81 30 z
eloek and the BODY WAS taken from hsr
r. homo on the George Cutler place.
Montreiisr and thence over fht Can. !
"a Feas..asa,a - ssse.H a. $780,.