The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

II flfteentdollar Oyercoats, the lates
II models, $1,000. Lamoiey's.
II Mr.. and Mrs. William oliver and Per
H ry oliver have moved to Williamstown
II The best $3.50 shoe in the world, al
II Emerson; sale price, $3.l9. Lamorey's
II g. Gerosa of Pleasant street left las
H night for Columbia, N. c., where he hal
/ secured employment.
III Floyd G. Russell Of the Red Cross
\ Pharmacy returned this morning from
a business trip to Boston.
A son was born at the City hoapita
this morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Ricciarelli of Second street.
Mrs. Alexander Daniels is seriously i'll
at her home on North Main street. Hei
daughter, Bella, is caring for her.
The boys of the Congregational Sun
day school are to meet TO sing Friday
evening at o'clock. Let every boy
who can sing be there promptly
Miss Nellie Stone and Miss Nellie
Parizo of North Main street left last
night for Barton, where they VIII visit
relatives and friends for few days.
| Large line of Burt's books for boys,
including "The Boy Allies" "The
Young fAeroplane," "The Boy Chum,'
Ietc., series at 25c each. Martins Book
store.
Mrs. James Mckenzie of Merchant
street, left this morning for Fair Ha-
ven, were she will make short visit
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. VIII
| lis Hosmer.
| A. j. Stewart installed flag pole
bracket on the city building Yesterday.
The bracket is in such position that
the flag will hang directly over the
main entrance
A marble shining stand has been in
stalled in the Miers' down town bar
Der shop. There are two chairs and all
up-to-date attachments are being ar
ranged for, 1t is expected that Edward
Milne will be in charge of this part OF
the shop.
The women of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd will hold u rummage sale on
Wednesday and Thursday in the vestry
of the church. A good sewing machine
for sale. Anyone who has articles
to donate will notify Mrs. James Peer
or Mrs. II. Dale.
Mrs. G. S. Andrews of Maple Grove
street, who have been spending the past |
three weeks at the home of her mother
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dewey, Of MORA, N. Y, who
has been i'll for some time, returned TO
her home last night. Mrs. Dewey, who
is of very advanced age, remains about
the same.
William Nugent Of Rutland. who was
appointed 10 the office of superin-
tendent OF the Metropolitan Insurance
IN, tbfs 80 I
and assumed his duties this morning.
Mrs. Nugent accompanied him and they
are TO make their home here. Thomas
Magner, the former superintendent here,
has gone TO Rutland, where be has been
The seventh birthday anniversary Of
Frederick Bird. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Bird Of 20 Plain street, was cele-
brated late yesterday afternoon aud
early evening, when twenty-five OF his
friends gathered at his home at 4:3O.
sames and music furnished entertain
nent and dainty refreshments of cake,
ce cream, fruit and candy were served.
Mrs. II. g. Woodruff. Mrs. George Lin j
kin and Mrs. n. ID. Phelps left this
morning for Burlington, where they will /.
attend the state convention Of the Wom- }
ms Board Of Missions of of the Con-
regational churches that is being held 4
here to-day. Several other Barre peo- ,
BE went 10 the convention yesterday :
Because the large number Of entries
lid not give the judges an opportunity a
o do all justice yesterday afternoon,
he baby show conducted in Rowland
lall under the auspices of the Barre a
Noman's club was continued through :
his forenoon. The results OF the con- q
est viii probably not be ready 20 an 4
Iounce before Thursday or Friday as
much time is required 10 figure up the v
'oints allowed each child. a
Among the business visitors and other :
rivals in the city yesterday and to-day =
rere the following people; '. r. Root
Burlington. y. J. Savage Of IT. Al 2
ans, Miss Esther Morrison Of Rock !,
md, Me, +. L. Thurston Of New Brit. 81
in, Conn., J. G. Anderson Of Hartland. b,
\. y. johnson Of Barton. NJ. Sowles u
RoHbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Payn. n
" Of Whitehall. y. v. Robert fetch 2
: Of Hardwick, {. I. Merrill Of Sannac
axe, " Y, Mr.. and Mr.. c. b. Ring Of
and u. II. Greenwood Of
orth Adams, Mass.
A number Of clergymen from Wash
lEton and Orange county towns con
guous b East Brooliield were in that
llage yesterday 10 attend q circular
inference II ministers aud other church r
orkers Tie conference began AZ N I
clock in the forenoon With a fellow I
mp hour. praise. prayer testimoni@s, +
porte Of CHURCHES. etc Rev. William /
syior 81 Brookheld Was in ciarne Of /
= morning scrvice AZ noon ladies /
the East hrookfeia church served din i
g % the visitors and the conference
as resumed az ] e'ciock. uhen there I
~ devotional serriee At alst II
.loek. Rev. George p Goodiiffe n Ran. \
lph Center delivered an inspiring SER Il
ia sni q hslf-houf iatef Mr.. =. NJ II
.Tnstnfk u Chrisea spoke On WON I.
= Missionary Work TIE dosing 81. Il.
30 II en- day. @Ths Church end The
~. Was delivered - Be- Edgar Gross
"a II Barre whe sfolf iustead ~ AZ
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