The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-20
TALK OF THE TOWN
Hospital bag day. Oct. 25.


H November Columbia records now OF
H sale at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Il Friday and Saturday special small lo'
of trimmed hats, 50, $3.50 and So. Mrs
h Carroll
Big line women's high lace boots, 81
grade, latest styles, on sale for $3.45
\ .pair at Sheas.
i DIR, and Mrs. II. ~ Jackson ard daugh'
ter have returned to their home in Bur
| Iington after passing n few days In the
| city.
| George Smith of Bennington returned
to his home yesterday after spending the
week in Barre on business in connection
with his fur trade.
Before buying that suit or overcoat, 1t
will pay you to see our new line, includ-
ing the new pinch and belted back mod
els. They are it, Lamorey's.
VIII the members of the ladies' aux
iliary to Clan Gordon who have been
overlooked by the solicitors kindly make
donations for the fair ?-adv.
The soliciting committee Of ladies'
auxiliary to Clan Gordon is asked to
meet with the amusement committee in
the elan rooms tonight at 1880.
Three big nights, Oct 26, q and 2s.
Joint elan fair in Rowland hall. First
class entertainments. Dancing each
night. CAROLS orchestra adv.
Tickets for THE Blue Paradise" the
big musical attraction at the opera
house Tuesday, Oct. "A, go on sale to-
night at Cummings & Lewis'.-adv.
Among the Burlington and Winooski
business visitors in Barre yesterday were
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T, Clley Mr.. and Mrs.
! William Page and Miss Henrietta Page.
| Mrs. John Murray of Kingston, N. y,
a former resident of Barre, is visiting at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Donald
/ Leith, and with other relatives III the
city.
w. C. Clifford Of Bethel manager of
the Woodbury. Granite Co., was bus
mess visitor in the city yesterday. He
was accompanied here by Dr.. 0. v Green
of Bethel.
Miss Ethel Duke of Marshfeld a grad
uate of the commercial department at
Goddard seminary, has arrived in the
city and is employed as a bookkeeper at
the plant OF C. w. Mcmillan & Son.
Atty. Z. J. Cummings, Mrs Cummings
and f. /. Brock of Littleton, n. H., who
nave OPfU STAY lIE az ilptti iPHf"t- NA'AAh
here for the Foresters' convention, left
by automobile for their home this morn
ing,
Earl Williams. who has been passing a
week with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. +. |
A. Williams of Washington street, will |
leave this evening for Haverhill, Mass, |
where he is to witness the Dartmouth |
Georgetown football game tomorrow
From Hayerhill he will 60 to New York,
where he has employment
Cards have been received in the city I
the marriage of Miss Lillian
Tassie. daughter of James Tassie of
West street to Willard B. Jensen OF
Centerfcd. Utah. The wedding took
place Wednesday Ort II. at Salt Lake
City. Utah. Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen viii
make their home in Centerfeld.
Ted Farnum, who gave Sioux City, Ia,
as his residence, pleaded guilty to an in
toxication offense in Magistrate Fl. w.
Scott's court this morning and paid the
costs after payment of fine was sus-
pended when Farnum was permitted to
SIGN the total abstinence pledge for a
year. Nelson Guyette of Burlington ac-
first oifense and went to
Jail for 10 days because he was unable
to pay the minimum fine and costs.
Guests arriving at Hotel Barre last
night and this morning included the fol
lowing people: Miss F. G. Holden and !
Miss f. D. Proctor of Proctor, Miss NJ. +,
:. Fvarts of Windsor and chauffeur, NJ.
f. Lock of Reading, V. \. Bangle of
Springfield, Il. NJ Boucher Of Whitefeld, !!
\. H.. Mr.. and Mrs, w A. Williams of
Pawlet. T. A. Murphy Of Burlington, Mr..
md Mrs. L. W. Rawlins and Mr. and
Mrs. A. r. Lanigan of Winooski, j. Q.
sheldon of Woodsyile, y. H., Charles K.
Briggs of Troy o.. Ira /. Thomas J. lrv-
ng Wood and J.. c. stone OF Burlington
II, s. Peck OF St Johnsbury, Louls n
provost Of Rutland. DR. 0. V. Green and
e. c. Clifford of Bethel, n. L. Hall OF
Derby. s. S. Marshall of Burlington, and
,rr. and Mrs. l.. W. Howard OF White
River Junction.