The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

Il New Christmas bags at Fits,
II Friday and Saturday bargains at tn
H Vaughan Store.
Mrs. o. Nj. Jones OF Warren was Wis
H itor in the city to-day.
H Trimmed and untrimmed hats at hal
price. Mrs. q. X. Wood.
II j. 9. Griggs of Perry street was bust
ness visitor in Northiield to-day.
Gift books, children's books and all lat
| est fiction at Martins Book Store. adv
The principals in Honeymoon Lane
will meet in the opera house tonight
at 1880 o'clock.
Lots of bargains in winter underwear
and corsets on the bargain table at TIN
Vaughan Store.
Miss Florence Moore of Burlington i
the guest of Miss Hattie Lander Of
South Main street for few days.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs
L. M. Averill Friday afternoon. Notes on
"American Women" in response to roll,
call.
Miss Hattie Gregory is detained from
her duties in the office of the Massachu-
sets Mutual Life Insurance company by
illness.
Don't forget the boy scout farce, "A
Strenuous Afternoon to be given at the
Congregational church Friday evening at
/ 7:30.adv.
| Gusto Aspesi and Verdi Bruno of North
Main street went this morning to North
Duxbury, where they are to remain in
camp until Sunday.
Prof. Elmore requests all parents in
terested in forming a childrea's dancing
class, ages four to seven, to please notify
Mrs. Grant Lane, phone 260 M.adv.
Sylyanus Sherwin of Reading arrived
in the city yesterday for visit of sew
eral days at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur G. Miles of South Main street.
Look at our stock of warm footwear
and rubbers before you buy. Our prices
are lower than the lowest and we allow
you per cent discount Eastman Bros.
Miss Annie Joncas was the guest OF
honor at surprise party rendered her
lat the home of Miss Goldie Jackson of
North Main street Tuesday evening, the
gathering being in the nature Of fare.
well to Miss Joncas, who is leaving the
city within few days to join her par
ents, who recently moved to Littleton,I
n. II. Twenty young people made up the
party and an enjoyable feature of the
occasion was the presentation of numer-
GUS gifts to Miss ,Ioncas. Refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served during
the evening.
Barre people contemplating sojourns OF
varying length in Scotland this winter
are experiencing a maximum OF incon
venienee in negotiating passage, so exact
ing is the United States government in
its efforts to discourage trans Atlantic
traffic, it is said American
citizens find it difficult to secure pass
ports and urgent reasons for visiting |
Great Britain are demanded before the
are issued. British subjects en-
counter no such obstacles, although ar
must be made with British /
consuls in the ports where sailings are
booked Recently il has been decreed |
that American citizens expecting to 90 /
abroad must attach their photographs TO 1
prescribed forms and forward them 10
d. C., for approval.
Members of the Philathea and the
Baraca classes Of the Baptist church
united last evening in rendering recep
ion TO Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy II. Perry OF
wellington street A program consisting
II reading by Miss Louise Partridge, a
riolin duet by Miss Hortense and Harold
Knight, and vocal solos by Miss Rather
ne Young and Rev George II. Holt was
reatly appreciated by all Rev. Mr..
Iolt, in behalf OF the company, presented
dr. and Mrs Perry box of shyerware.
The response was made BY Mr.. Perry.
Irs. Perry joining him in expressions Of
hanks. Light refreshments were served.
Irs. Alden Grearson and Harry Bradley
cted as chairmen OF the two committees
n getting up the entertainment and re- z
reshments. ;
Two farms in Randolph, located near :
he Moulton stock farm, so called, have y
cen sold BY the ID. A. Perry Real Estate
gency Of this city through is Bethel r
W. w. Perkins. one 4
arm. containing 100 acres, was purchased $
y Frank 6. plumley Of Hartland. who
equires thereby 4 piece Of property long Il
nown as the John Moulton farm. Mr. y
lumley viii occupy the place immediate Z
+ The Wheeler place. adioinng the
Ioulton property. was sold 70 kir. and
Irs r. C. Blaisdell Of Bethel, who have :
READY taken possession. One hundred
res Of land and fine set az farm v
fildiugs figured in the deal Both par p
y were sold for Mr.. and Mrs Philip p
-eldon. who. with their son, Jesse Vel b
IN. intend 20 leave within a few DAYS q
r Moocrs Junction. n. y. 20 reside