The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cash paid for old gold and silver f. T.
Burr.
For Sale-Albrecht piano, Mrs. J. W.
Macdonald, 90 Hill street.
October song hits, "Theda Bara" and
Honey Lou at Martins Book Store.
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs,
Hutchinson, Wellington street, Monday
at 2:30 p m.
Henry Stacy left last night for Wind.
sor, where he is passing the weekend
with relatives.
Mrs, +. r. Northrop went to-day to
Fairfax where she will. visit her sister,
Mrs. Il. l.. Robinson.
Sunday masses at st. Monica's church
at the following hours: 0 n. m, parish
mass; | ! a. M, children's mass.
Mrs. Nathan Bouldry returned Wednes
day from weeks visit with friends at
White River Junction and Newbury.
Members of the Sodalty of the Blessed
Virgin will receive holy communion in Il
body at the o'clock mass tomorrow.
William Stuart commenced last night
vacation of one week from his duties
as shipping clerk at the Barclay Bros.
stoneshed.
Miss Susan Reynolds of Elm street
left the city this morning for Leicester
Junction, where she is to make stay OF
indefinite length.
Walter McCreig arrived in the city last
night from Keene, n. H., and will COM
mence work in one of the North Barre
stonesheds next week.
Mrs. Charles Loso and three children of
Maple avenue left this afternoon for
Chazy, n. Y, to spend few days with
relatives and friends.
You will find some lovely georgette
crepe and lace waists new plaids, etc,
etc. at the Princess Parlors, Odd Fellows |
building, Montpelier, vt.
John and Joseph Malnati arrived in
the city last night from their home in
Buffalo, n. Y, and will visit friends on
Ayers street for for a few days.
Frank Franz, P. Eestelli and Angelo |
Paracca left the city this forenoon for |
Redstone, n H.. where they have secured |
employment in the granite industry.
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Hood arrived in the
city last night and will visit friends on
Maple avenue for several days before re-
turning to their home in !.aconia, n. H.
G. F. McAllister of Williamstown was
a visitor in the city last night while on
MS Way 10 hbsDbtl, NIltlt ne II W VIZ
ness the opening game of the worlds Sc
ries.
Maccabees, notice. There will be a spe
cial meeting this Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock for practice and any other
necessary business. Officers and guards
please take notice.
Frank McCauley arrived in the city
last night from Burlington and will start
to-day as a salesman for the Vermont
Fruit Co., to assume the position left va
cant by Toufie Mime, who recently COM
pleted his duties.
S. S. Fisk who has been visiting 10
seph Zanleoni and other friends in the
city during the past few days, left last
night for Chelsea, where he will visit
friends for few days before returning
to his home in White River Junction.
A. T. Smith and son sold a valuable ,
bull calf this week from their advanced
registry COW, Pertertie Maid Melissa, ID,
and sired by King Cornueopia Concordia,
their 20 pound bull and the COW was sold
to r. r. Northrop, who also purchased ,
two high grade Holstein heifer calves OF
L. F. Sanborn.
The state conference of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution will meet at :
Bailey hall Mon pelier, Oct IL, begin
ming with the morning session and con-
tinuing through the evening" The after
noon session begins at 2 o'clock. In the
evening an informal reception will follow
the address at 80 given b. Rev. George +
W. Davenport of Burlington.
The Ministers Monday club will hold Y
It's 10th annual meeting on Monday at
1890 a. m. in the parlor of the Young S
Mems Christian association, Montpelier T
After the election OF officers and the
of business, Rev G. E. Burke
IF the NJ. F. church at Mortified will 8,
cad a paper on WAS Yesterday Better 4
Than Today"
Toufie Mime, who recently completed >,
lis duties as salesman for the Vermont y
Fruit Co in the Barre branch store, =
where he has been located since the lat !;
er part of March, has left together with :,
lis family, from their home in Water !,
Jury for Pasadena Cal, where he will :,
,e employed in a lemon grove through =,
he winter months. T.
See those silk petticoats at Abbott's &
The item in the paper reading that the tc
orn roast given by the senior and Junior II
lasses at Goddard seminary was held at B
he Barber grove on the Richardson road cf
hould be corrected, as the entertainment L.
,as given by Justin Barber, member "
f the junior class, at his home on the 10
asst Montpelier road co
An automobile party consisting OF W
Iiss Ruth Waterman Miss Nellie re
rown, Miss Katherine oliver and Carl =
}. Waterman left to-day for Orleans, :
here they are to be guests through the
eek end of Mr., and Mrs. Harry Bassett
IN their return they will be accompanied 1
V Mrs Bassett, who is to visit at the
ONE of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. S.
Waterman of Washington street, for a
ew days. 8
A go-to church band OF about l25 chill
rem and young people has been formed 4
t the Congregational church These
ave agreed to try to make perfect ]
ecord of attendance at the morning 4
reaching service for a period of four !
lonths. VIII all those who have joined
ne band come 10 minutes early on Sun 1
ay morning to get your membership J
ards or coupons? If there are others