The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-07
TALK or THE TOWN

Standard diaries on sale at browns
Drug Store, l5e to Sl.50.
The Clover club will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. b. w. Hooker,
All trimmed hats one-third off for Fri
day and Saturday Mrs. Shepard Co.,
Inc.
Skilled tonsoralists do your work in a
painstaking manner at Ross Depot
square barber shop,
Antonio Cabrana went to Hardwick
yesterday and expected to begin wor this
morning for the Woodbury. Granite Co.
Big discount on all millinery for the
remainder OF the week, Mrs. II. s. Miles,
200 North Main street, over Dodge's
Jewelry store.
Regular meeting of Granite City lodge,
No. 81, /. @. o. L., NJ, t., will be held IN
X. of c. hall Friday evening at o'clock.
Initiation and refreshments
The annual meeting OF Col j. b. Mead
circle, No. !, Ladies OF the G. A. r. Fri
day afternoon at $50. Election OF oiii-
GERS A full attendance is desired.
! Now is the season for farmers to be
dressing beef, veal, etc, for their own
use. We want the hides will pay best
prices for same. H. j, Smith & Co.
Mrs. Frank c. Turner OF South Main
street returned to the city yesterday,
after passing a fortnight in Hartford,
Conn, with her son, Ralph G. Conner
! Joseph Lavery Of North Main street
has returned to the city, after passing
several days in ST. Adams on business
connected with the Central Vermont rail
road
The newest blouses, made after French
designs and in such charming variety
that you will find several just suited to
/ your needs, Call and see them. Mrs.
! Shepard Co, Inc.
] Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Girton, who have
been passing several days in the city as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Wilke of Central street, returned yester-
dav to their home in Barton.
i Remember that engagement tonight
+ at Goddard seminary! Seven cent fair.
Seven cents admission. Seven numbers
on the program Seven cents for many
I articles. Doors open at 1887. Every sew
enth person admitted free.-ady.
News is received here that John Nc
Courtie of Highland avenue has sub
mitted to an operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington. Mrs.
McCourtie is passing a few days with her
husband during the period of his conya-
lescene.
Friday. Dec. s, will be the Feast OF the
| Immaculate Conception. Masses at st.
Monica's church at $50 a. m. and a. m.
! Members OF the Sodality of the Blessed
Virgin, both senior and junior, will re.
ceve holy communion in body at the
$50 o'clock mass. Confessions in the
vestry Thursday afternoon and evening.
At Castle hall in the Blanchard block
tonight the second of a series of get
together meetings planned by Nicinitia
lodge No 10, X. of p, will be held.
Members OF the Norwich university glee
club will be present to contribute to the
entertainment and there will be a smoke
talk The entertainment begins at 5
o'clock and afterwards there will be a
buffet luncheon. Arrangements for the
affair are in charge Of the second circle.
Four more get together meetings VIII
compete the series.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: II. L. Hall OF Der
by. Thomas II. Carlisle of Plattsburg, \.
Y, H. W. Narnum Of Jacksonville, Mrs.
NJ. ]. Terry of South Ryegate, c. r. +,
Best Of Enosburg Falls, I. W. Donahue
of Manchester Eugene c. Marken OF
Buffalo \. Y, o. NJ. Southers OF Al
banv. Mrs. J. W. Sasserno of Mortified
Mrs. F. L. Griggs of Boston, L. r. 81
mons of Washington, d. G., A. J. Den
ming Of Manchester. J. Coryell Of Bur
lngton. Arthur L. Dole of Concord, \.
H.. J. II. Atherton Of Burlington. B. a
Manchester Of Randolph, G.. \. Dodge OF
Worcester. f. W Goodrich and +. j.
Dragon of Platsburg, \. Y, Charles A
Clark Of Concord. X. J. O'Connor of Bur.
lington and Mrs. c. Clark OF Concord
y. III.
Park Theatre Patrons.