The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-24
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Henderson corsets, smart styles 70
stylish women. Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc
Corsets fitted.
Burlington visitors in Barre yesterday
were II. v Minard, Benjamin Camp anC
Earl Peterson.
Public dance given by st. John thu
Baptist society in X. of c. hall Tuesday
evening, Oct pa
John fontini OF Foss street lett this
morning for Waterbury, where he vii
make a brief business visit.
The ladies of the Congregational church
again appeal to you for old papers, mag
azines and books. Tel. 57.--adv.
Loren j. Bell left last night for Bos.
ton, where he will spend several days on
business in connection with the firm OF
Bell 4 Houston.
+. O. Kent of Wellington street left
yesterday for New York, where he will
spend several days in the interests Of
the T.. l.. Smith Granite Co.
America Monyeli arrived in Barre last
night and will spend several days at
the home of his parents on Bassett street
before returning to Jersey City, \. j.
Mrs. Il. f. Briggs returned to her home
in Randolph Sunday night after visit
ing at the home OF her son, Alton Briggs,
and family OF Park street over the week
end.
+. McCauley, manager OF the Vermont
Fruit Co.'S Barre office. returned to Barre
yesterday. after visiting friends and rel
atives in Burlington over Saturday and
Sunday.
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terday, after visiting friends on Wash
ington during the past three days, while
en- route from Burlington TO their home
in Hartford.
Annual district meeting Of the Rebek
all lodges in district No. 10 will be held
with Bright Star lodge in l. O. o. F. hall
Tuesday evening, oct. "A. Flora NJ.
Clark, d. d. p.
Mrs Emily Waters of Perry street and
her granddaughter, Miss Esther Fits Of
Park street, returned to their homes last
night, after visiting relatives in Worces
ter, Mass, and Providence, R. |.
Miss Ruby Head, who has been taking
her annual vacation from the office of
Ballard and Woodruff, agents for the
Prudential Life Ins. Co., has resumer her
uultts. AFTER LNb Weeks VI ItNitdllOH.
Mrs. George Hastings of Quincy, Mass,
arrived in Barre last night and will
spend several days in the city visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles BIZ
anchi of Summer street during the next
week.
Among the business visitors and shop
pers from North Randolph and East
Brookfield yesterday were Eli Fits, Mr.
and Mrs Edward Fits, Mr.. and Mrs.
George X. Sprague and Mrs. Lincoln
Morse.
The regular meeting of Barre lodge,
n. +. Q. P. will begin promptly at 7:30
tomorrow night to transact the regular
business before the district meeting
please note this and be present
on time.
Charles Leith motored to Williams
town yesterday with Mrs. George Milne. |
Mrs. John Jones, Mrs. Virgil Ayers and
Mrs. j. w. Mcdonald to call upon Mrs. |
Little, who is staying with her daughter, |
Mrs J. NJ Hutchinson.
Charles Burburozzi who has been EN-
ployed in the stone industry at Water
bury during the past few years, arrived
in Barre last night and will commence /
work in a North Barre stoneshed during /
the latter part of the week
Miss Clara Goodwin, who has been
visiting friends and relatives on Park /
street during the past week, left this
morning for Woodsville, n. H., where she
will visit for a few days, before re-
turning to her home in Berlin, \. II.
Anyone having Father Kemp's singing
books who will be willing to loan them
to the Congregational society, please no
tify Mrs viii Holden. tel. 533-l, also
hose taking part will please attend re-
learsal at o'clock Wednesday evening.
adv
Edward J. H. Trask, president of the
BAY State Artesian Well Co.. Inc, of /
Warner, y. H., is stopping at Buzzell i
lotel and would be glad to have anyone
all on him for information regarding ar
esian welIs--a better water supply. All
Information freely given.-adv.
NJ. Z. McAuliffe, who represents the
irm of McAuliffe Bros, wholesale sta
ionary, notions, etc, OF Burlington in
his territory, plans to retire from the
Dad this month and remain in the Bur
ington office His brother, P. G. McAul-
life, will take up the travelling end of
he business.
Mrs. Bertha A. Beattie wishes to call
our attention to the new stock of yarns
rhich has been added to her art embroid
~ line and also to announce that Miss
hayward from Shepard, Norwell Co.'S 7
tore of Boston is at the Speciality Shop !
nd will give free lessons in knitting and c
roehet. We are sure you will all want G
0 make a sweater-adv. j
Everybody is invited to the chicken q
lie supper to be held by the ladies of a
he Methodist church Tuesday, Oct. 81 t
n connection will be held a two days c
ale and book bazaar. All kinds of use n
al and fancy articles will be on sale, o
ach booth representing the title of :
ook Wednesday evening, Nov. /, b
God program will be given adv. r
News has been received in Barre of 5
ne marriage OF Miss Annie solomon of a
rovidence, r. l., to Richard Sullivan of Fl
erlin, \. H., at the brides home in &
rovidence, Monday. Mr.. Sullivan will Ii
e remembered in Barre and vicinity as a t
nit salesman. The couple will reside in :
erlin \. H., where the groom owns a :,
nit store.
Pythian lodges in central Vermont
ere well represented at district meet 2
e in Marshfeld last evening when the
embers of Nincitia lodge, No 10. OF
lis city conferred the first rank There