The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

H Billie Burke and "The Iron Claw" a
the Bijou o.morrow.-adv.
Roswell {. Van Orman of East Cala
was business visitor in the city yester
day.
SEC those separate skirts in navy blue
black, new plaids, poplins. Barre's new
store, Morse block. +, i. Clarkson
Co.
| Mrs. Nathaniel Page OF Plainfeld Wis
tied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Slayton of South Main street yester,
day
Mrs. Grace c. Jones and Mrs. Flora
Morey of Chelsea were among the bust
ness visitors in the city yesterday from
Chelsea.
Entire l0l Ranch real wild west show
performers in the fye.ree feature at
Bijou tonight. A big feature at small
prices,-adv.
Harry J.. Ford of Burlington, former
resident of Barre, returned TO his home
this morning, afte passing few days in
the city on business.
Atty. S. Hollister Jackson is in Bur.
lington, where he was summoned by the
death of his mother, Mrs. Mary f..
Parkyn Jackson, which occurred at noon
yesterday.
Miss Edna Newell arrived in the city
yesterday from her home in Burlington
and will visit friends and relatives in
Barre and East Barre during the next
two weeks.
Mrs. Henry Taylor of Bellville, n. j.,
arrived in the city last evening, and will
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. John
Daniel, and other relatives in the city
for two weeks.
Among the Planfeld visitors in the
city yesterday and to-day were: Mrs.
Nina Atkinson, Mrs Fred Bruffee, Miss
Maude Batchelder, Mrs. Alma Paris. Mrs.
John Parks, Mrs. Ola Martin, Mrs. L.
F. Fortney, John Eastman, AIR and Mrs
Harold Perry, Mr.. and Mrs Lee Town
send
Crestas Regas. manager of the Mas
colt Candy Kitchen, returned to Barre
this morning after spending yesterday in
Burlington. Mr.. Regas visited Mr.. Mas
colt, who is in the Mary Fletcher hospi
tai, and brings to Barre, tidings of the
great Improvement. II is thought by the
doctors. that he may be moved to his
home in this city within a few weeks.
At the prayer service tonight at the
Baptist church, the pastor will give a
short report of the meetings of the state |
convention which were held at Chester
last week. Tomorrow afternoon at the
church there will be a conference, led by
DR.. W. 4. DAWSON, on the work OF the |
five year program committee. In the
evening DR. Braker Of Burlington will
speak. Everyone is cordially invited to
attend
A number of south-end people were
pleasantly entertained At the home OF /
Archie Adams of South Main street last I
evening, the occasion being his birthday
An impromptu 800 tourna-
ment was one of the enjoyable features
of the gathering Mr. Adams was the
recipient of a handsome reminder of his
Refreshments were served
before the guests we're permitted to de-
part.
Spaulding's football eleven will know
no more of Tom Nichols, one of its sterl
ing end men, for a time as the result OF
a painful injury which the teams right
guard sustained in practice last night
To day Nichols is about on crutches. In
4 scrmmage toward the end OF the prac-
.ice session he collided with John Tom
asi and received a knee sprain Although )
.he injury is not of serious nature,
t will keep him out of the game for
ortnight. at least The team realizes his
oss more keenly for the reason that the II
accident occurred almost on the eve OF h
he eleven's important contest with st. Il
Adams high school which is to be staged t
It the Gospel village campus Saturday b
.fternoon. Coach Brown has several sub, b
titutes whom he is trying out for the p
lole in the line.
Guests arriving at Hotel Barre last "
light and this morning included the fol- a
owing people: Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. NJ. Add :,
on and son of New York, Judge Frank :,
!. Fish of Vergennes, Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. +,
,ane of Burlington J. G., Hood of Lowell, {,
lass, Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Meldon of Il
A. II. Holbrook of Keene, n. q
l., B. f. st. Clair of Plymouth, n. H.,
[. C.. Belcher of Proctor, Mr.. and Mrs,
. G. Groat of Burlington, William Nc
ormack of Pittsford, w. T. Holland OF
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Caven of
t. Johnsbury, G.. c. Hamblett OF White e
liver Junction, Charlie Softer and Mr.. h
'azee of Montreal p O., DIR. c. A. Pro- W
ost and DR.. Bachand of st. Johnsb bury,
fr. and Mrs. F. i. Burnett of Brattle Of
orc, George Richardson of Brattleboro,
J. r. Mowry of Greenfield, Mass, and Il
E. Beauregard of Springfield. v