The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-24
T4LKOFTHET TOWN

Standard sewing machine sale
Fits
See our selection of hats at $2.9s. Mrs
Shepard CO., Inc.
A fe specials on hats, sl.50 and $50
Mrs. Birnie, Pleasant street.
Regular meeting of l.. A., A. O. H., to
night at sharp in X. of c. hall
Mrs. C. NJ Wiley and Mrs. G. \. Til
den have returned to the city, after at
tending a conference of the ID. A. X. in
Brandon.
Special sale of millinery all this week
! A nNe selection of hats at $3.50 and
50 .9S. VIII close out remainder Of velour
hats at SO each Mrs. S. Z. Laviolette
! Charles Littel is acting as substitute
letter carrier at the postoffice in the abb
sence of W. d. Macdonald, who is pass
ing a vacation in New York and Wash
ington, d. G.
At recent meeting of the members OF
the senior class of Goddard seminary the
following class officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Harris
Soule: vice president, Merritt Jones; sec
rotary, James Conley, and treasurer, Miss
Rachel Hollister.
VI. =
Frank Leclair, of Merchant street, left
this forenoon for a business visit of sew
eral days in New Haven, Conn, and
Hartford, Conn Later in the week they
are to be Joined by Mr.. Kearney, who is
to accompany them home.
Mr.. and Mrs Lon Freeman. who were
recently married, left this forenoon for
New York, after passing several days
with friends in Barre, From New York
they are to go west to make their home
Mrs. Freeman will be remembered IN
Barre as Miss Mildred Holmes.
Miss Lua Higgs of Prospect avenue,
who is taking a weeks vacation from
her duties in the L. s. Gates granite Of
flee in the Rowland block, will leave this
evening for Quincy, Mass, where she will
visit with friends for few days before
going to Westerly. r. l., where she VIII
attend the wedding of relative.
Mrs. Henry Farrar, son, John, ard
Misses Hannah and Margaret
Farrar, who accompanied the remains of
Mr.. Farrar to Quincy, Mass, for burial !
a fortnight ago, have returned to the city
after visiting relatives in their former
home. FIR the timebeing they are stay
ing with Mrs Arthur Lund of Wellington
street.
Prospects for the renewal of the ma
tional advertising campaign in 1918 were
discussed at conference in |
The Office of the Granite Manufacturers |
association yesterday when the publicity |
committee of the manufacturers and
met with the representatives
If several periodicals. A. f. Gale, d. j.
and B. F. Swain, who ap-
,eared for the Taylor Crtchfeld -Clague
o. OF Chicago, H., returned to Boston
asst night, as did E. c. Alley of the
7urtis Publishing Co. Raymond Bowen
# The Outlook left for his home in New
York to-day.
Leander Grant, whose home is on Cob
lie hill, received injuries at the Hoyt &
'Iilne plant in Depot square this fore
loon which necessitated his removal to
he City hospital for treatment. Mr..
rant, casemaker by trade, was as
isting in moving huge block of granite.
i double hitch had been made and it
7as when loose strand from his sweat
r coat became caught in the tackle that
is right arm was injured. The machin
nv was stopped Immediately and the
-orkman extricated At the hospital the
octors discovered a torn muscle, but the
NIB did not sustain a fracture and at
Don to-day il was stated that Grant H
-ould make rapid recovery.