The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY. OCTOBER so. 1915.
The Weather
For New England, Sunday fair.
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II Buy your Victor records at Cumming
II n Lewis.
II BY express to-day, ladies' sample coat
II at Vaughan's.
II Special sale outing nannels Saturday
II 6lsc, at Fits
H Apples-At Zanleoni block, opposit
H Depot square. G. II. Smile.
II IF you would stay young, Dance" a
H the masque carnival Nov. 4.--adv.
II George H. Stuart of Bethel is at hi
home on Spaulding street over Sunday
H See the ladies' suits we are closing on
FOR $3.50 value much more.) Fits
Harry p. Wiley of South Main stree
was in St. Johnsbury yesterday on bust
ness.
Joseph Mcnamara arrived in the cit,
this morning for a weekend visit will
| friends.
Mrs. j. ). Austin OF Academy stree
left this noon for Plainfeld, where sh
will visit relatives and friends for few
days.
Porter Averill of Maynard Mass, il
making a short visit at the home of hi
sister, Mrs. Nicholas Veale of Liberty
street.
Louis San Miguel of Blackwell street
a longtime resident of this city, left
this morning for Mexico City, Mexico
where he will reside.
Warren Cummings of Perry street re-
turned to the city last evening, after
/ spending several days at his former
home in Lancaster, N. RI.
| f. L. North of Burlington, the state
manager of the .Etna Life Insurance
company, returned home last night after
spending a short time on business with
G. l.. Linekin.
Miss Marie Riyard of Barre Town was
a visitor in the city last evening, leav-
ing on the midnight train for Hartford,
Conn. where she il 10 make a visit Of
several weeks with relatives.
A number of young people from this
city and Montpelier motored last evening
to Woodsvile n. H., where they enjoyed
dance. In the party were three auto
mobiles, two coming from Montpelier.
Mrs. w. f. Ducharme has moved her
art display from the Miles block to
Crofts' jewelry store in Morse block.
New goods arriving daily. win be pleased
to see all old and new clstomers.-adv.
Miss Elizabeth Brown, who is en-
ployed as an instructor in the Vermont
industrial school at Vergennes, is pass
ing the week at the home of her moth
er, Miss Margaret Brown, of Grant av-
enue.
Novelties to embroider, all new goods:
Napkin cases, gown cases, wash cloth
cases, travelling cases, carriage straps, sill
yer covers. These are all made up ready
to embroder At Miss Rowells, l6l
North Main street.
At the Presbyterian church tomorrow
evening the pastor viii commence Sc
ries of sermons on "The Lords Prayer"
The soloist of the evening will be George
Mackay. His selection will be, "The Lord
Is Mindful of His Own"
Richard Boyea, who was arrested by
Officer A. B. Curtis on Depot square yes |
terday afternoon pleaded guilty to a first
offense before Magistrate H. w. Scott in
city court this forenoon and made ar
to pay So fine and costs.
Frank jameson of Washington street
is able to be around the house again.
Mr.. Jameson recently suffered from an
attack of typhoid fever and had appar
emily recovered, but on resuming his work
nj the Allen Lumber company's mill he
had relapse which forced him to stop
work again.
Thomas MARI of Washington street,
former member of the Metropolitan in.
surance staff in this city, but who re-
signed on account of i'll health in the
Early summer, taking two months va
,ation 10 New York City, has now begun
work for G. L. Linekin in his Office in
he Currier block.
Friends in the city will be pleased TO
earn of the birth OF a daughter 20 Mr.
md Mrs. II. tombstone of Buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs. tombstone will be better remem-
,ered in Barre as Miss Minnie Roberts son.
Mrs. tombstone left this city around Is
months ago and has since made her home
n Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Foster Of West
7hazy, \. ", who have been visiting Mr..
fosters brother. DIR. A. c. Foster, dur.
ny the few DAYS stay in the city while
curing through Vermont. left yesterday
or Claremont, y. H., where they will
fsit for several days. Other places will
'e visited by them before their return
ome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Trembley returned
estcrday from Burlington, after a few /,
avs stay there, the reason for their
uick return being the illness Of Mrs.
'rcmbley. Mrs. Trembley, who has been
! nearly all this week, i somewhat bet
sr. while staying in the city, Mr.. and I
frs. Tremblcy are the guests Of Mr.. :
'rembley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
nglis.
An old.fashioned quilt, recently com =
leted by a Barre woman. j. attracting !
attention in the display win. y
ow at y. W. Hooker a Cos furniture p
tore All Of the quaint features Of the y
sth century winter counterpane are pre- y
rived in the embroidered handiwork II =
be exhibitor The guilt Is 10 BE- sold 81 :
le alphabet fair 10 b. given BY the ladies z
I the Hedding Methodist church next =
eek. =
Arrivals IN the city Yesterday and 10 =
~ included TIE following people y. =. =
ord q Burlington, .. =. Nelson q Z
T0russter Mr. end Mrs. patrick Morri 2
ln Of Woodbury., = = Kennedy and y
r. Reed Of Bufliugton. Freieriek ,.
wine 81 Chicaeo levi z. smith and =
g. Mower 81 Burlington. Miss Graes =
handler 81 T0NAmda y. u. q. y. Nelson !.
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