The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the new petticoat values at Alb
bolts.
Cash paid for old gold and silver. F. =.
Burr.
w. Weigh of Springfield, Mass, was a
visitor in the city Yesterday.
Walton's shoes for boys and girls. All
solid leather. Shes's Shoe store.
Arthur Mariotti has gone TO New York,
his former home, for visit of several
weeks.
Dominic Freedom Of Rutland is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Stephen Lascor, for a
few days.
Richard Jeffords OF Williamstown was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
The Misses Kate and Mary West re-
turned to their home on North Main
street yesterday, after visiting in NAL
den Mass, durin gthe past week.
To accommodate the Barre Board Of
Trade, the ladies of the Church of the
Good Shepherd have changed the date
of their entertainment to Thursday even
ing Sept. IL, instead OF Wednesday, the
Goth, as previously planned.
Francis Wells, who is taking his annual
vacation of two weeks from the Homer
Fits store, returned to South Main
street yesterday, after visiting friends at
Mortified, Mortified Falls and Will
Jamestown since the first Of the week,
Miss Joanna Parks, who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives in the city
during the summer months left yester-
day for Hyde Park, Mass, where she will
visit at the home of her brother, Albert
Parks, for two weeks before going to
Phoenix, R. l., where she will resume
her duties in the Warwick high school.
Children to the number of about 90
who designate themselves as the Shrimp
club, assembled last evening near the
Goddard campus and under the guidance
of their chaperons, Misses Frances
burke and Jeanette Granger, marched
out Merchant street extension, where
they lit the brushheap that awaited
them at the city grove and enjoyed the
clubs first corn roast. After the roast
ers had made their fill on corn and
marshmallows. games were in progress
until time for their return journey to
the city, all participating in very en-
joyable evening.
Barre Board of Trade members with
lady are expected to be on hand for their
sixth get-together meeting, to be held in
Mortified next Wednesday evening" Sept.
20. Tickets for the supper, 50 cents each,
can be purchased of II. A. Phelps. The
holder of supper ticket is entitled to
supper, also a free automobile ride to
and from Northfeld with a free oppor
tunity to listen to CAROLS orchestra
during the supper hour and later to hear
the band concert and see the pictures of
Barre and her industry, closing the even
ing's entertainment with two hours
opportunity to dance. The entire enter
tainment is free to the purchaser of a
supper ticket.
Guests arriving at Hotel Barre last
night and this morning included many
who are travelling by auto among them
being: Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Campbell of
New York, Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Sheath,
Mrs. Sheath, H. c. Sheath Richard
Sheath and chauffeur of New Haven,
Conn, Mr.. and Mrs T.. c. Revere of
Burlington. Harry +. Blodgett and
Charles L. Blaisdell of Long Branch, n.
J., Mrs. B. w. Braley of Burlington,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Holmeyer and two
daughters of New York, j. f. Mcleod of
Bradford. Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett Burgess
of New York, J. w. Wright, L. ID. Wright
and J. j. Ranney of Springfield, Frank
Craig of Erie. Pa, Miss Katherine Stone
of Nashua, \. H., A. H. SWEET of Or
leans, Mrs. Charles Deering, Roger Deer
ing and chauffeur of New York, W. j.
Jameson of Burlington, Thomas H. Car
Isle of Plattsburg. \. y, w. L. Mayo OF
Berlin, n. H., and L. c. Duke of Gorham,
\. H.. F. J. Carr OF Hudson, Miss, and
+. A. Murphy, Burlington.