The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-18
TALK OF THE TOWN
Thanksgiving sale linens at Fits
Tniyersalist fair Nov. %. %. and

Thanksgiving sale linens at Fits.
Universalist fair Nov. %, %, and "a
adv.
Stamped goods for Christmas gifts at
Fits.
New outing robes and pajamas at
Fits.
Miss Mabel Page OF Washington was
among the city shoppers yesterday.
II. I. Walker OF Chelsea was among
the business visitors in the city yester-
day.
j. Capio, who has been on hunting
trip to Kicker mountain, returned to
Barre Thursday night.
| Mrs. Gertrude Bartlett of l04 East
street was taken to the City hospital
yesterday for an operation.
Joseph Williams, who has been EN-
ployed in Burlington for some time, is at
his home here for few days.
We can sell you the best sewing ma
chine made and save you money. Ask
for demonstration. The Homer Fits Co
Miss ANGELA Rizzi commenced work at
the ticket office of the Park theatre yes
terday to assist Mrs. S. Zorzi, the ticket
seller.
For Friday, Saturday and Monday,
1925 hannelette night robes at Csc.
Twenty per cent discount on hats. Mrs.
Flora Foster.
Marion H. Clarke will impersonate the
famous book and play, Daddy Long
Legs" by Jean Webster, at the Presby-
terrain church. Nov 30.--adv.
Harry Bliss, who publishes trade pa
per in Chicago, ILL.,, has returned to his
home, after passing several days in the
Barre granite belt on business.
To advertise our mail order depart.
ment we will mail % Christmas cards for
l5c; part birthday and message cards If
preferred. Lang Jewelry & Art Co, Bar.
ton, Vt. Department H.
The condition of Edward Nutbrown, an
upper Granitevile man, who was
brought to the City hospital yesterday
afternoon after sustaining a skull frac-
ture in an accident at the Consolidated
quarry in Websterville, remained practi-
cally unchanged to-day.
Fastidiously prepared confections, all
made in our own kettle, five varieties of
home made kisses and maple walnut
dips, at IL cents the pound. Note our
week end window display and then in |
spect our line of home made chocolates
ina variety of favors. The New Eng |
land Fruit Store.
John Wilfore of Plainfield, Ia, arrived |
in the city yesterday, having been called |
here by the death OF his mother, Mrs. |
Paul Wilfore of South Main street. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Leroy Wilfore and Leroy and
Mertie Wilfore of West Berlin and Mr..
md Mrs. Frank st. John of Williams
own were in town to-day for Mrs. viii
ores funeral.
A Granite street family was aided this
orenoon in locating a lost child by 4
,indly disposed stranger who found the
1oung one, a boy of four years, wander
ng on Brook street. A very much eNer-
ised mother who had searched her own
in vain for the boy, re-
ponding to a knock at the door, found
he stranger presenting her with the lost
hid. q
The members of the Athena club held
social at the home of Mrs. William
'lliver, jr., last evening when about Is
idies of the club assembled to enjoy the G
vening's entertainment 4 hearty menu c
refreshments was served the guests, !
fter which the ladies held a variety of
ames. The committee in charge of the J
were Mrs. George Bond n
frs. H. w. Scott and Mrs. William Oh ;
yer, jr.
Along with the October issue of the
oddard Record, subscribers TO the sem :
lary's monthly chronicle of doings on
he hilltop are receiving the November u
agazine. as the delays incident to the q
ork of getting the publication under y
sy for the school year made it neces- !,
nv TO issue two numbers within a week
be November Record contains an APP n
al to the student body and other sub o'
ribers to patronize those who patronize :
: advertising columns. There Is an in
resting short story. "The Magic Of
alloween," by IS. A. S. is" who prom
rs to be a prolific contributor to the 4
l6-l9l7 Record and with several foot -
III games in which Goddard triumphed
review. there Is plenty Of athletic ma -
rial in the November number. al