The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

II MISS harriet Bower is spending lev
H days with relatives in Randolph.
H Mrs. Dora Aldrich of Mortified wa,
among the businees visitors in Barre yes
H terday.
Miss Kathleen Miles of West street has
commenced work as stenographer in the
\ ID. Nj. Miles Coal Co. office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bertrand left last
night for Montreal, p. O., where they
are making visit of several days.
H. ). Redfield returned to his home in
Newark, N. Y, to-day after spending
several days in BARRE and Montpelier on
business
Charles A. Caron of the City bakery
has returned home, after having attend
ed the annual meeting of the tri-state
bakers in Portland, Me
The ladies' aid society of the Swedish
Baptist church will meet in the Worthen
block Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
Don't forget to drop in
Mrs. S. A. Gossberg who has been Wis
iting friends on the Plaintield road during
the past two weeks, returned to her home
in Burlington last night.
Aloysius Beck, former resident of
Barre, has returned to his home in st.
Johnsbury, after visiting at the home of
his uncle on Branch street.
Joseph ID. Walker, well known st.
Johnsbury monument retailer, returned
to his home yesterday, after passing
few days in the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George #. Mackay, who
were married in this city ten days ago,
returned this morning from a trip to
Boston and New York. They are making
their home at As Wellington street.
An item in the Springfield news of the
Springfield Reporter of Oct. ID, announces
the marriage in that place on Oct. 5, by
Rev. II. A. Parkhurst, of Frank Carlton
of Barre and Sarah Whitcomb of West
Faree.
William Fowler of Eastern avenue will
return tomorrow from New York, whore
he accompanied his brother, Joseph Fow-
Ter, who ia sailing to-day on the Amer
lean liner, st. Louis, for his former home
in Scotland.
Miss Abbie c. Monkey, member of
the faculty at Bellows Free academy in
Fairfax, who has been attending the
state teachers convention in Burling-
ton, is making week end visit at her
home on Park street
David Wylie of Summer street left |
last night for Boston, where he will visit !
friends for a few days On his return |
to Barre he will be accompanied by Mrs |
Wylie who has been visiting relatives /
in Boston and Quincy.
Henry II. Papin, who has been visit
ing his brothers, ]. J. Papin and John
Papin, has returned to his home in Bur. |
lington. Mr., Papin was accompanied by
George H. Wilder, who has been patient
in the Barre City hospital.
Saturdays specials at the New Eng
land Fruit Store include the delicious
new eocoanut chocolate creation maple
toasted cocoanut at 33c per H.; old-fash-
Toned molasses candy at ice per h.. and
assorted cream kisses, fresh from the
kettle, in four tlavors. at Zoe.
John Sector of Division street and
John Hale of Hale street left this morn
ing for Hanover, n H., where they are
to be the guests of Nelson Brown through
the week end. This afternoon they are
to witness the football game between
Dartmouth and Massachusetts, State col
Iege. (
For the lands sake and for your own
sake be on hand for the last day of the
Parker land sale. o'clock this after. {
noon. Thrtysix lots to be sold in about
three hours Come and see how it is
lone Near Long street. More of the
hand painted china and steel document
lies to be distriba:ed free.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Jones and
~ Il E,1l |
md j. c. Brock OF New York City who :
nave been the guests of +. l.. Smith of !
West street, have returned TO their re- q,
'pective homes, after having attnded the !
annual reunion of Co. G of the 9th Yer
mont regiment, which was held in More
own early in the week.
Henry c. Batchelder of Plainfield. who !,
5 in charge of the new telephone ex- .
hange in that village was in the city =
to obtain supplies for the cen !
raj Office. The Plainiield exchange is
row furnishing connections to patrons :,
ver comparatively large territory and =
ppears to be supplying a service that !;
) fully appreciated by users of the tele-
hone.
Football fans in Barre who wish to .
njoy their Saturday portion of the ia 4
orite autumn sport will have to 90 to i
ntercity park to-day. Spaulding high %
chool will meet Montpelier high there d
his afternoon and all signs point to- one n
f the best games of the season. Coach .,
Hurry up" Brown is authority for the il
tatement that his eleven will give a al
God account of itself. Barclay is out of Q,
he game temporarily and his absence .,
ill be missed. Nichols is still on the cr
liured list Repeated efforts to match IL
oddard seminary with a second team "a
-om Norwich or Vermont have failed n
nd the hilltop eleven will rest to- w
ny. Games have been arranged for sue vi
eding Saturdays in October and Novem. n,
,r, with strong possibility that a well m
nown New Hampshire prep. school will ra
, the appearance some Saturday next r,
onth
Most OF the Washington county farm
3 who have made reservations for the
ational Dairy show in Springfield,
ass, will leave tomorrow. Railroads
roughout New England have made =.
spensation in favor of the agriculurists -.
: extending them two-cent fare while w
e dairy show and the New England Ag- :
cultural and Industrial exhibi. is in -,
ogress County Agent F. II. Abbott =
III start for Springfield Sunday morn ]
g and the delegation from Williams S Sso,