The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-05
TALK OF THE TOWN
SEQ Abbott's bargaln bnsement.

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Tonight, "The Man from Virginia.
adv.
\ Sale winter union suits for women Al
Vaughan's.
Charles Q. Kenyon has placed tele
lphone in his home. Number W.--ady
Red Dot cigar free Saturday to every
gentleman making purchase at Rec
Cross Pharmacy
Thanksgiving ball mt village hail. East
Montpelier, Thursday evening, Nov. 25
Montpelier Military band orchestra. adv
A big reduction on furs. Special for
Friday, Saturday and Monday at Joe
Kovalsky's shop, Eastman bock.--adv
Harold Sutton OF Concord, N. H.. who
has been visiting relatives in this city
for the past week, left late last night for
his home
Edwin Milne of 10 Maple avenue left
yesterday afternoon for Mortified, where
he will spend few days visiting friends
and relatives.
! 1t will pay you to buy your furs at a
great reduction for the next three days,
Friday, Saturday and Monday at Joe
Kovalskys, Eastman block.-adv.
Mrs. George Wells, who has been max
ing an extended visit in the city. left
this morning for her home in Portland,
Me-, from which she has been absent
about six months.
Justice Moore of South Royalton ar
rived in the city this morning and will
make a visit of few days before going
to New York City, where he win be en-
ployed during the winter.
Funeral services for the infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Marchesi. whose
death occurred early yesterday, were held
at the house, IA Center street, this after
noon at o'clock. Interment was made
in Hope cemetery.
David Mclean and Henry Graham were
among the Graniteylle people who went
to Montreal. F. O.. on the excursion this
morning. Mr.. Mclean will visit among
the railroad men, with whom he was for
merly employed, in Montreal and vicin- !
ity.
Success for the baby show which the
Woman's club is to hold in Rowland hall
Tuesday seems to be assured, as large I
number of entries are being made daily |
information regarding the show may be
from any member of a commit
tee that consists of Mrs. Antonio Ross,
Mrs. NJ. /. Chandler and Mrs. George +.
Bond.
Barre Town, Graniteville and Webster.
Vile contributed literally of its popu-
alton to the Montreal excursion, which
eft the Central Vermont station this
morning at s;25 o'clock. Nearly all of
he excursionists plan to make a stay of
/ few days in the Canadian metropolis.
while others will visit in towns near the
ity. All told, 80 tickets were sold at
he Barre station.
Last evening at her home at 62 Sum
ner street Miss Mildred Marion enter
aimed about score of young people q
)uring that time games and music held
ull sway and some readings were given.
'harles Woods entertained with several ]
unny stories. One feature of the even
ng was the lunch that was served by In
fiss Marion. After the lunch some j,
unused themselves at cards, while others j.,
ngaged in music and dancing.
Washington county Red Men, and their 7
lumber includes members of Iroquois :
ribe in Barre, Wuchosen tribe in East :
dSiFt nc wen as iEA AltH III EhhlbptlfA |
nd Waterbury, are planning for a Joint =
leeting to be held at the city hall in \
Iontpelier on the evening Of Dec Ill
here viii be a large class Of candidates
" the degrees and IL is expected that y
le great incohonee Of the order in Amer y
a viii be one Of the distinguished =
tests A committee chosen from the =
,ur tribes in the county is making plans J
II the get together. Recently the drcree a,
am from Iroquois tribe went to Mont y
,lier and worked the adoption degree on =
class of five palefaces.
Fifty commercial travellers were regis ~
red at Hotel Barre last night The az
lmber included many who are making "
e hostelry their headquarters while 70
business in surrounding IN
WINS. as well as Barre. Among the 70
sitors in the city yesterday were Cor. Y
n A. Smith Of South Ryegste, c. b. 81
lgar OF Seneca Falls, n. ". Ira c. Ca "
and Emily @. Calef Of Washington,
+. and Mrs. Thomas Redding Of Plym- u,
IN, y. H., +. B. Russell OF st. Adams, IN
h. Reed Of Burlington, Giles L. Muir VI
v Of Boston, VI. ID, Bissonette and on
orge f. Mcleod Of Burlington, d. II. un
art Of st. Alhans. H. j. Daigle OF Bur. II
gton. j. A. Hunter OF ST. Johnsbury, m'
y. Cadawalder of Bennington, Irving an
nth Of Topsham and Z. II. Graham Of fr'
rgennes. da