The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-23
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1915.
The Weather
For New England, Sunday fair.
TALK OF THE TOWN

Vaughan's.
New baby coats and bonnets at tn
Vaughan Store.
IL will pay you to see our coats befor
you buy. Look Mt Vaughan's.
Fancy sweet potatoes, l3 lbs. for 25s
Supply your wants from our stock. East
man Bros.
Robert Finley went this morning Il
Northiield where he will make a weel
end visit with relatives.
At the food fair in Rowland hall, tn,
ladies will serve luncheon of fruit sal
ad, sandwiches, cake, tea and coffee.
Miss Hazel Kimball of Enosburg Falls
is the guest of Miss Hazel Spinney OF
French street, a teacher in the city
schools.
| Ezra Cooley of Beckley hill left the
city this morning for Sherbrooke, p. O.,
where he expects to make a stay of sew
eral days with relatives.
This is the last day OF the sale on
stamped goods at Mrs. Flora Fosters
| dip i'tdithpIh rbOlSs itb pti NShp
discount on all millinery to-day.-adv.
Don't miss going to the masque carni-
val dance Nov. given for the benefit
Of the Barre City hospital Big time
for all CAROLS orchestra. Bill, i, per
couple.
Mr. and Mrs. William Burton and Mrs.
Stephen Burton returned to their home
in Woodsyille, n. H., last night, after
having been called here to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Marcia B. Emory.
Marriage is the greatest gambling
game in the world, but I'm sport, and
Pm willing to take a chanee"-"The Man
from Virginia" Barre opera house, Fri
day and Saturday, Nov. and 6.-adv.
Those who have heard Mr.. Grassland
speak on the various Nations at War"
win want to hear him speak on Great
Britain" tomorrow evening at in the
Presbyterian church. Soloist, Miss Bella
Cantley.
A. 4. Parkhurst of Fitzwilliam, N. H.,
arrived in the city this morning, having
been summoned here by the death of
4ii q ASuiiud 1fiONH VI NOIIh hdlll sLIttt.
whose funeral is to be held this after
noon at o'clock.
The condition of Miss Jean Macdonald
of Fairview street, who has been seri.
ously i'll at the City hospital for the past
six weeks, is slightly improved, and it
is expected that Miss Macdonald win
undergo an operation at the hospital as
soon as her condition warrants it.
Special children's matinee at the Park |
theatre this afternoon. bag Of But |
ter kist" popcorn given free to every |
child. The popcorn is taken from new
machine, operated by electric motor and /
gas. Butter Kist" is made delectable |
by the use of strictly fresh butter from
the local creamery adv.
The ladies of st. Monica's church real
lied tidy sum from the rummage sale
in the Arcade block. which was con-
Guided yesterday. There were liberal
donations of wearing apparel and other
articles and the response from many
patrons was extremely gratifying. The
committee had charge of the
'ale Mrs. Patrick Brown. Mrs. II. Bon
nett, Mrs. T. Marin and Mrs. +. j.
Jwens. ,
A wedding Of interest to several Barre
people will be that OF George w. Plum
ner of Detroit, Mich, to Miss Elva Clay
u Windsor. Mr.. Plummer was for
nerly popular young clerk in the EN-
10y of Smith & Cummings His bride
vas teacher in the public schools OF
Windsor. They will be at home 10 their
riends at 278 Meadowbrook avenue, De.
roit, Mich, where Mr.. Plummer is en-
'loyed as a salesman. y
II being her birthday and also the 18th
Of her marriage, Mrs. c. +.
'ixby Of Beckley hin was given a sur !
rise party last evening. About 30
riends and neighbors were present and :
be evening was spent in various games
nd readings by Mrs. Sanborn and Mrs. q
Hen. In behalf Of those present, she =
AS presented a work basket. Refresh
tents were served. The company broke
p az late hour, wishing her many
lore happy birthdays and anniversaries.
Bruce ehestermsn. the playwright. who
.rote The Man Prom Virginia" which .
10 be presented in the opera house
oy. SO under the auspices u the Barre
iomans club. arrived in the city yes. I
'rday 60 assist Mr. Splitter in training
le cast for the production. During the II
INNER Mr.. Chesterman has been spend
e most Of his time In Nergennes. where
70 local talent productiaes melted their
'onsors a large sum. kehearsals for
The Man From Virginia" are being
"a regularly and much progress has
'en made in the way Of fitting the par.
ripants for the several roles they are
assume.
Visitors in the city yesterday and 20
" included the following people Mr.
a Mrs. G. A Mcneil. Miss Campbell.
iss Johnston. e. W Mcneil Of Leba
m. y. d.. " Wallace Potter. Howard
Ssott and james Bennett. chauffeur 4
Providence. r. J., Who were motor ar
ais 81 Hotel barre. y W Bradley 81
" - Tcacheut ~ Essex
.ncti0n. G. ,. Driscoll 81 Lawrence.
49,. A. 7. Piper Of Weils River Paul
pietro 81 Neu York City. J r. Bech-
81 Buiineton. p. = Savage ~ ~
hans. lieafFr ~ Duran If Bfsttle-