The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-13
TALK OF THE TOWN
Pictorial Review patterns at Fits.


Billie Burke in "Gloria's Romance
and Pearl White in THE Iron Claw at
the Bijou to-day.-adv.
c. S. Andrews and daughter, Mary
visited at the home OF his father, S. f
Andrews of Richmond yesterday.
Mrs. w. ID. Turner OF st. Johnsbury
was visitor in Barre yesterday return
ing to st. Johnsbury this morning
A special meeting of the Glenugie club
will be held in Clan Gordon hall tonight
friday at o'clock. Per order presi-
dent
! Wallace Dodge of South Main street
returned to Barre yesterday, after visit
ing friends in Claremont, n. H., during
the past two weeks.
Mrs. Nellie Dagostini of the Northern
block left last night for New York, where
she will visit friends and relatives during
the remaining weeks in October.
Mrs, Eta II, Eastman and son, John,
who have been visiting Mrs. Dean Crit
fifth in Detroit, Mich, have returned to
their home on Washington street.
There will be business meeting of
the ladies' aid of the Baptist church Sat
urday evening at 1880 in the church YES
| try. A full attendance is desired.
Miss Elsie L. Pease, who has been the
guest of friends in Barre while attending
the state w. G. T. Z convention, returned
this morning to her home in Swanton.
Margaret Rock, registered nurse who
has been at the nurses home for the last
six years, has moved to the residence of
Mrs. NJ. j, MCGOWAN, 32 Jefferson street.
Phone 464-ll,
Charles o. English, who was convicted
OF an ntoxieation charge in city court
yesterday, changed his mind about going
to jail and persuaded friend to pay
the minimum fine and costs assessed
him.
John Trow has sold to Donald Smith
three building lots in the vicinity OF
Perry street, the lots comprising a plot
of land that adioins the purchasers
premises
Ladies of the l. O. o. L., N. e., please
meet at X. OF c. hall Saturday at LIS p,
m. for the purpose of attending the fu-
neral of sister Mary Murray. Wear
white gloves and badges.
Mr. and Mrs Henry LaRoe and Miss
Catherine Rowley returned to their
homes in the city last night after visit
ing friends and relatives in Gardner,
Mass, during the past week
Mrs. Della NJ. Harris arrived in the
city last night and will visit at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. G. 5. Andrews of Ma
pie Grove street, for a few days before |
to her home in b ushton, \. y. !
Mrs. f. j. Parmelee OF Enosburg Falls, !
who has been attending the state eonven- |
ton Of w. c. T. L. workers in Barre. |
is passing few days with friends in this
city and Montpelier before returning to
her home
A. G. Merchant and daughter who have
been visiting the formers sister Mrs.
J. S, Milne OF Liberty street, left to-day
for Montreal, p O., whence they are to
sail Oct. p for their home in London.
Thirty-four head of high grade Hol-
stein cattle, including some registered |
stock, will be sold at auction on Monday
It the Fred L. Farnham farm in Plain
ield. See adj, page 7, for particulars.
,. A. Perry, auctoneer
Mrs. Joseph Hoyt formerly of Barre,
'rriyed in the city last night from her
lome in North Springfield and will spend
eyeral days visiting at the home of Mr..
md Mrs c, s. Andrews of Maple Grove
treet and other friends in the city.
Some exceptionally nice stock to be
old at auction at the Fred L. Farnham
arm in Plainfield on the Plainfeld Cen
er road, two miles from Plainfield and
We and one half miles from Barre on
ionday. See adj on page !. D. A. Perry,
uctioneer.
Mrs. n. ID. Phelps of Barre was elected
vice president OF the Vermont Associa-
ion Opposed to Woman Suffrage at the
of the organization held in !
lontpelier this week. Mrs David S. II
onant of Bradford is the president OF !
he association. Ii
Mr.. aud Mrs, Frank Woodrnan, who i
ave been visiting friends and relatives i
! Barre and Montpelier during the past t
vo days, left this morning for Woods C
lille, n. H. where they will spend a few /
avs with their son, Mark Woodman, be
IRE returning to their home in Ripton I
Mr., and Mrs. George NJ Marion of hi
Ierchant street and Mr.. and Mrs. Alto t
Iariana of North Main street returned
J their homes to-day after visiting in {
oston during the past week. Messrs il
Lariana and Marion attended the e
rooklyn Red Sox games played in Bos- il
IN.
Misses Mildred Teachout, Helen French, p
Hen Zero and Mabel Davis, employees in G.
he secretary of states office at Essex Ii
motion, were guests in Barre yesterday
Miss Bernice Whitcomb, another EN- V
oye in that office, who was spending the h
,liday at the home OF her parents Mr.. V
I'd Mrs. f. \. Whitcomb of Beacon Il
rect. il
Ralph oliver of Division street was
easantly surprised last night when 80
his friends assembled at his home, the
casion being in honor of his 18th birth -
". Miss Monica 0'Herin presented him L
handsome sgnet ring The evening
as spent in playing games, with a pro
am of singing. Light refreshments
ere served.
Remember the auction sale tomorrow T
the Bannister farm, one mile from
lst Brookfeld. Twenty-Five head of
gistered and grade Jersey cattle, eight
ncy registered cows and heifens, one
gistered Jersey bull, l3 grade Jersey
VS. and three calves. IL shoats. brood =,
W, 40 to 80 tons of hay, lot of straw, -
) bushels of oats and wheat, Is to 20 ia
rrels of apples and the real estate. a.
lie commences at 10 a. m. c. +. Smith, q,
ctioneer II
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