The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-05
TALK OF THE TOWN
New fur trimmings at Abbott's.

as clerk in the Vaughan store yester
day.
o. II. Hale is in Graniteville to-da.
conducting the sale of the Mcleod res
taurant.
Play o'graph operated by two expert
from New York, direct wire from thu
grounds.--adv.
The supper planned by the Methodist
church choir for Friday night has beer
postponed one week.
Miss L. A. Blanchard left this morning
for Windsor, there to make a stay of in
definite length with relatives.
Mrs. George Murray of Ayers stree,
was taken TO the City hospital yesterday
and underwent a serious operation to
day.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Baldwin of Wash
| ington street went to Burlington this
morning for a visit of several days with
| friends.
Stove boards, stove pipes, elbows
dampers coal hods and coal sfters, all
kinds of stove repairs. f. A. Prindle, 20O
North Main street.
Miss Annabel Tassie, who has been
spending two months in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Smith in st. Adams, has
returned to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas H. Cave, sr., left
last night for Sharon, Mass, where they
will spend three weeks with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. Philip Curtis.
Lowest prices and latest styles. II
will pay YOU to call on us Mrs. H. s,
Miles millinery parlors, 200 North Main
street, over Dodge's Jewelry store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Averill of Beck
ley hin have returned home from a trip
to Michigan. after having passed two
weeks with Mr.. Ayerill's brother in Otis
Vile
Mrs. Alice j. Stowel of Brattlehoro,
grand secretary of the grand chapter, Or
der of Eastern Star of Vermont, was a
guest Tuesday OF Mrs. A. NJ. Durham
on her way to attend the annual meet
ing of district No. 4, O. +. s., held at
Richmond
The w. C. T. L. win meet at the home
of Mrs. Fred Beckley, Park street, Fri
day afternoon at 2:30 Members please
come prepared TO pay dues and bring
salt coupons and entertaining money.
As this is the last meeting before the
convention. let each member make an eff
fort to be present.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
cety of the Hedding Methodist church
held their annual meeting Wednesday
afternoon in the church parlor and elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year: President Mrs c. s. Andrews;
vice president. Mrs f. NJ Lyon; record
ing secretary, Mrs. T. H. Cave, ir.; cor
secretary, Mrs. S. H. Barnes;
Miss Eleanor Sweet.
Announcement has been made of the
of Miss Alice Jean Watson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Stew
art, and Reuben r. Willet, which was
celebrated in New Richmond, p @, Sept
27 The bride is former resident of
this city and has many acquaintance in
Barre and vicinity. Her sister Miss Avis
Stewart, is a member of the nurses staff
At the Barre City hospital.
Capt. and Mrs. r. Ward OF the Saliva !
ion Army, in their II years experience
n various large cities of the world have |
made a speciality in their work TO labor |
Lmong the poor. This they intend to do
Turing the coming winter in Barre. A
public meeting will be held in the Meth |
'dist church Friday evening, Oct. 6, at |
80 o'clock to discuss the charity of the /
ty All people interested in charity
work are invited.
Miss Gladys Gaze has gone TO New
lork City TO resume her studies at the
iuilmont Organ school. under DR.. Will
lam c. Carl. This is Miss Gales second
ear at the school Kenneth Gale, who
ad been with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
V. II. Gale, for some weeks, has joined
he orchestra in which he played last sea
on. This orchestra, which played last
ear with "The Birth of a Nation" com
any, is now travelling with "Civiliza
ion"
The annual fight of the northern
,oodcock is under way, according to
'ell informed hunters. Late yesterday
fternoon Barre sportsman who was
broad with his shotgun sighted flock
the game birds not far from the city.
was Just at dusk and the birds did
OF offer a very opportune target. APP /,
arently they had alighted for a rest in
n abandoned farm yard. When the
unter passed that way short time
irlier in the afternoon the birds were
OF there. The peculiar sound of whist
ng caused by the whirr of the wood
,ck's wings furnished unmstakable evil
ence of their presence.
Forty members of Ruth chapter. No.
3, O. f. s., motored to Richmond on I
iednesday afternoon TO participate in
lie regular meeting of the fourth East
N Star district of Vermont. Among
lose who made the trip were the wor
~ matron, Mrs. Lillian Duncan, and the
orthy patron, Homer c. Ladd There
ere afternoon and evening sessions and
$50 o'clock supper was served. At
lie business session the work was eXem-
flied by Ruth chapter and the flag eere-
ony was also given by the Eastern :
-ars from Barre. The ceremonial work
ter was exemplifed by selected corps 4
past matrons and past patrons from !
! the chapters in the district. The fol
wing chapters compose the district and
cry one was represented: Richmond, 3
'aterbury, Barre, Randolph, Mortified,
Cabot. Brookfeld, Williams
wn and North Montpelier.
w. A. Drew. treasurer of the Barre
svings bank, is one of the Joint pur 9
asers in deal whereby lie John Har
; place. so called, in Stowe is sold by 4
oward f. Shaw to Mr.. Drew and J. T. :
'nce of Mortified who intend to make
aterial improvements to the property
fore converting it into a summer camp.
he land IS contiguous to the Snug
ers' Notch trail and has been much i'm .