The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

city.
III DIR. and Mrs. G. w. Steele will leav,
tomorrow for Boston, where they viii
spend a week.
Mrs. w. II. Riddel went this morning
to Waterbury, where she is spending tn,
week END with friends.
Miss Harriet Bower left this morning
for South Royalton, where she will pass
the week end with relatives.
Miss II. A. Chandler went this morn
ing to Roxbury, where she expects to
make a stay of several days.
Frank Merrill returned to his home in
Roxbury this morning, after visiting
with friends in the city for few days
/ DIR. i. ID. Martin returned to the city
| yesterday, after having attended the an
nual meeting of the Vermont Osteopaths'
association in Burlington.
Henry l.. Strong of White River juno
tion has arrived in the city to assume
his new duties as an operator at the new
Park theatre on North Main street.
| L. c. Holcomb, grand master of the
| Vermont Odd Fellows, who has been at
| tending district meetings in Washington
and Randolph, returned to his home in
Milton yesterday.
Candy specials at the Barre Candy
Kitchen for Saturday: Chop-suey, l5c
ID; cocoanut cakes, Ice b.; peanut bars,
l5c b.; sailed peanuts, l5c H.; all kinds
of fudge, lie ib.; peanut brittle, 10 ib.
ADV.
All the young people of the Hedding
Methodist church are cordially invited to
hus<ing bee, given by the Epworth
league Tuesday evening, Oct. IL. at Nor
timers farm. Meet at the church at
$3.50 p. m.
Amateurs night at the Barre opera
house last evening resulted in the award
ing Of the prize to Frank Battles, who
figured in a comedy dancing and singing
skit. Other participants received honor
able mention.
William T. Maiden, principal of Cabot
high school, arrived in the city to-day
to referee the football game between
Burlington and Spaulding high schools
at the Gospel Village campus. He is
passing the week end with his mother,
Mrs. j. X. Maiden of Highland avenue.
Bailey's Music Rooms, representatives
for the following pianos: Knabe, Mason
g. Hamlin, Ivers & Pond, McPhail, Koh- |
III q AAlipurll anu NeliAikto1iss hinO
many other makes. Victrolas and Edi- |
son talking machines and records sold
on easy payments. IA Elm street, Barre,
Vt Adv.
Miss Hazel Harris, who has been
spending several DAYS in the city as
guest at the home of Mr.. and MRS. ID. S.
Waterman of upper Washington street,
this forenoon to Orleans. She
was accompanied by Miss lnez Water
man, who WIFI visit in Orleans for a few
days.
Among the visitors in the city yester-
day and to-day were the following: w.
$. Henderson and II. f. Franklin of st.
Mr. and Mrs. +. L. Plummer
Of Maiden, Mass, +. II. Leonard of Rut-
land, G. c. AecIes of Frelighsburg, p. O.,
G. c. Boyle of White River Junction,
Robert Mcmillan of Burlington, j. A.
Hunter Of st. Johnsbary.
Twenty eight members Of the Tourist
club gathered at Hotel Barre last even.
ing in honor of Mrs. Frank McWhorter,
who is leaving the city within a few
days. A social hour followed a 0 o'clock
dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. McWhorter and
children expect TO leave next week for
California, where they are TO reside.
Mario Cato, young North Barre
gardener. brought 20 The Times Office
asst night handful OF raspberry bushes
IN which were a large number of ripe
berries. He picked the bushes, of a
hardy cultivated variety, in his mothers
yarden in the afternoon. Slight frosts
hat have occurred infrequently this fall
H. q - I
which were as firm and seemingly as
luscious as at the height Of the season.
Miss Elizabeth Carson entertained
'arty OF Is young women at her home on
.aurel street last evening at a misoel
aneous shower in honor Of Miss lneK
whose engagement to Harry K
lassett Of Orleans has been announced.
iuests contributed a variety Of useful
rticles 20 the shower and very enjoy
be evening was passed. There was
ainty luncheon and other pleasurcable
eatures figured in the affair. Miss Wa
wedding 10 Mr.. Bassett viii be
AZ the Waterman home on
PIPER Washington street Nov. 10.
Floral tributes for the funeral Of Mrs.
oseph O. Barbin, late Of Pearl street,
bic city. whose funeral was held IN the
oman Catholic church az Newport this
eek. included the following Wreath Of
lses, carnations and sweet peas. from
ARE local. painter aud decorators an
nj. carnations. Mr.. and Mrs. y. y.
cath. Mr. and Mrs. Batchclder; carnA-
ons. AR. and Mrs. James Hills; carna-
ons, Mrs. George Wilforei carnations,
Iiss Grace Rowland. carnations. Mrs. &
hequicni. several Coral pieces were =
u accompanied b. cards. q
Prof james Madison Chapman. who 4
1lds the chair 81 public speaking in the "A
University Of Florida. wili deliver = De-. II
ne On The Legacy and the inhsri- Il
nee" ~ the Universslist church sun II
~ evening. Oct lo. beginning 81 II
eloek. that hour being seiected in ur. II
= T. accommodate tie people # other
IuTrhss There VII - no admission
.anae. bat = cniieffien Ell - taken.
.se lecture is hirhig spoien #. last
eniug az Goddard seminary Frefcssur
a4sunu gave n.isosll1neuus raadinas
iaef fiir susrires If tie sFnier discs.
Mr. noisrt Wrirlf entsFtaiued feu E
sHn6s AZ bee hnrns IN BruaA straet lasi .
sniur. fhf nsreEl1n t4sua IN itonr ri