The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Wool knit gloves now at Vaughans
George Omstead has returned 70 Inf
risyille, after passing few days at his
former home in Barre.
All members Of st, Elizabeth's ladies
aid are invited to meet at Mrs. Gerards'
A Laurel street, Tuesday night.
People who would like scorecards Of
1.-THE better babies contest may have them
by calling at Mrs. Shcpard's millinery
store.
The ladies Of the Uniyersalist society
who are to furnish food, leave pies az
the vestry Wednesday mornings cakes
Wednesday afternoon.
Captain Ira i. Reeves, president OF
Norwich university, will speak at the
NJ u. church this evening at 1880 o'clock
Don't fail to hear him.
John Tryforos has returned to his home
in New York City, after passing several
days in Barre as the guest of Nicholas u
Mascot of North Main street.
Frank Emerson, who was in South
Barre Yesterday to attend the funeral OF
his brother, j. Fred Emerson, returned TO
his home in Randolph this morning.
Miss Gladys Lane OF Williamstown,
who has been spending several days with
her brother, G. @. Lane in st. Albans,
has gone to Plattsburg, n. u, for visit
before returning home.
Mrs. II S. Miles OF Summer street and
Mrs, Charles Sharkey of Winter Hill,
Mass, who has been making a visit OF
several days at her former home in Barre,
went to Burlington this morning for
few days. stay.
The mission study class of the Church
Of the Good Shepherd will entertain the
ladies OF the parish at supper IN the
church Thursday evening, Nov u az
o'clock. All ladies connected with the
church are cordially invited.
Miss Grace King of Maiden, Mass, who
demonstrated the several processes that
enter into the manufacture OF rubbers
in the Tilden Shoe Co.'S store yesterday,
conducted her demonstration before large
crowds in the display window at the
Shea Shoe store to-day.
winning babies in the better ba.
bies contest conducted in Rowland hall
last week by the Barre Womans club
were photographed separately at the
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teresting studies in childhood poses may
be seen in the display case near the en-.
trance to the studio on North Main
street. When the club announced its
plans for baby show, Mr.. Troup offered
to furnish each successful contestant
with an enlarged Photographic study.
There was very general response on
the part of parents whose babies were
adiudged nearest perfect in the contest
and the exhibition Of baby photography is
the result.
Among the visitors in the city yester.
day and to-day were the following peo-
pie: A. d. MacRitchie of Battle Creek,
Mich, Ralph johnson OF Hartford, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred w. Young OF Lakeport,
n. H., f. w. Meldon of Burlington, e,
Manchester and L. j. Savage OF ST. Al.
bans, Mrs. r.. Il. Deming and two daugh-
tiers, Bertha and Hilda, of North Adams,
Mass, James +. eastman of Burlington,
John c. RhineIander, jr., of Albany, N.
| Y, w. A. Smith of Manchester, ID. r.
Brill of Essex Junction, Stephen Canley
of Nashua, n. IT,, Miss Gertrude Nevins
of Concord, N. H., w. l.. Peck of st.
Johnsbury, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Millar OF
Boston, J. G. Wakefield and G. A. Col
burn of Burlington, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Oliver of Vershire, Mrs A. L. Burehard
of Boston and Burt c. Stone Of Hard
wick.