The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-23
TALK OF THE TOWN
9 dav. Wednesday, Oct. 25.

Bag day, Wednesday. Oct 25.
Charles Mills of Orange was a business
visitor in the city to-day.
Chester Meaker of Keith avenue has
left for Cleveland, o., where he has Sc.
cured employment.
Brooktield visitors in the city Satur.
tday were Fred Ralph and Mr. and Mrs
George X. Sprague and family.
Woolnap in Japanese designs, suitable
for making blanket bath robes Little
Dry Goods Store, Cottage street.
! Ralph p. Shaw of Bethel and Boston
called on friends in the city to-day. Mr..
Shaw formerly attended Goddani sem
mary.
| Mrs. Corela Grant Of Barre Town was
brought to the City hospital yesterday
morning for an operation, which she un-
derwent this morning.
The auction held at the Swedish church
last Saturday drew a good crowd and
many valuable articles were sold. The
sale amounted to about $50.
H. P. Turner of Duxbury was visitor
in the city to-day Mr. Turner expects
to leave tomorrow for Claremont, n. H.,
there to visit relatives for few days.
DR.. NJ. Leichter of Chicago, foot spe-
cialist, will be at the Peoples Shoe Store
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week. If troubled with fallen arches,
bunions or corns, call and get advice
adv
Negotiations were completed Saturday
for the sale of the house at 10 Eastern |
avenue owned by the John Patterson es-
tate, to Mrs. William Gilbertson of East |
ern avenue, who bought the property for
an investment.
Miss Ada Sherburne's Bible class of /
Hedding church spent very pleasant |
afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Trow /
last Friday, where they were delightfully."- |
entertained and the memory of the |
gathering will be pleasure for days to
come.
Frederick X. IRVINE, managing editor
of American Stone Trade, is visiting the
eastern Office and manufacturers of the
Barre granite belt. He will spend 10
days or two weeks before returning to
the Chicago office.
The eve of Thanksgiving day has been
set apart by the Meadow Brook Golf |
club for its annual banquet and Clan
Gordon hall will be used for the dinner
and dancing. At the afterdinner exer- !
cises trophies won in the several tourna- s
ments played last season will be award
ed. A committee elected at the last
meeting of the club has the following ]
members: George Brand. chairman: Ar.
thur Pirie, Alexander kesson, Robert I
Phillip, Harry Livendale, Alex Cowie, 7
James Rothnie, Joseph Fraser, James t
Freeland, Donald Mcleod and George d
Fraser. Some of the preliminary details J
IT the get together are being worked out t
~ the committee and invitations have h
,een issued to all members of the club t
md several guests. t
Guests registered at Hotel Barre u
through the weekend included the fol- y
owing people: Mr. and Mrs. Edward =
fortimer, Miss E. Mortimer and Miss n
}. A. Mortimer of Groton. Mass, Miss II
ane McNulty of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. U
George o. Gridley, Miss Jessica Rich
lond. w. L. Lowell and George II. Wat S
ins of Windsor, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ri
Iope, Miss Lucy Hope, Mrs. +. F. Wat S
ins and Miss Katherine Allen of South h
.oyalton, MIR and Mrs. A. j. Canning q
nd Miss Evelyn Canning of Burlington, W
[. B. Salisbury, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Sal q
bury and Miss Eleanor Salisbury of oil
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Hickok, Ell
[rs. Wood, Harry Kiekok and NJ. j. al
ickok of Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. dc
ewksbury of Randolph and Miss Van to
alcanburg of Randolph, Miss Bertha lie
anty of Albany, n. V, A. A. Derby of ga
f. P. McGetterick, F. A. San ar
,rn, w. T. Riley, John Duffrin, II. A. ne
utchins and Peter McCole of Burling ia
IN, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Perry, Miss co
srry, DIR. and Mrs. c. j. Smith Miss vi
nckstroff of Burlington. c. NJ. Austin of te
!. Albans, G. L. Dutton of Lyndonville, Pr
T. and Mrs. F. c. Williams, Mrs. f. A. wi
unit of Newport, T. A. Healy of Hard of
lex, Miss Dora Z. Barnard of Tulsa, ms
zla.. X. j. Kirk of St. Johnsbury, Miss ! tt
NTH of Burlington, W. c. Trombley OF Of
anover, n. II. hil