The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-01
T4LKOFTHET TOWN
funsing underwear al Abbott's.

MuUsluE uUNtINedi at aUubtl =
Silk and serge dresses, popular prices
Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc.
The Little Dry Goods Store will be
closed till Tuesday, p m,
The Ladies OF Clan Gordon will hold .
regular meeting Tuesday, Oct ?, at 7:iJ
lip. m.
! Edward Brown commenced his duties
| in the Eastman Brothers store :hs
morning.
Joseph Kennedy returned last evening
after passing a few days with friends in
| Richmond
Frank Canales of II Bugbee sverue
underwent an operation at the City ] o.
pital this morning.
Miss Mary Stuart OF "a Park street
has returned home after spending the
summer at Ryegate.
Spear private school Glasses for be-
ginners. Tutoring for older pupils. 28
Jefferson st. Tel IFS
Theresa Mangni OF Graniteville aud
Mrs. Evelyn MacBryer of Cabot, who
were brought to the City hospital Fri
day. both underwent operations at the
hospital this forenoon.
Workmen in the employ of w r. How
land are busily engaged in putting the
finishing touches TO the George B. Milne
mausoleum, which has been set in the
Elmwood cemetery. Recently the roof
stone of the mausolenm was hauled to
the cemetery, and the task of sett -
the mausoleum is expected to be COM
pleted in few days.
Up to the present time, about $1,000
of the Red Cross campaign subscr' ,
tions made in Barre many weeks ago
remains unpaid, the matter having per
haps been overlooked or forgotten by the
subscribers. Those who subscribed to
the fund are urged to recall the occur
renee and, if they have failed to pay,
to do SO at once. Mrs Robert g. Nc
Donnell the treasurer of the eampai l.,
will be at the waiting room in the Al |
drich building from to this evening to
receive these subscriptions.
Winter timetables on the Central Yer |
mont and Montpelier & Wells River rail i
roads became operative to-day, although /
with one exception, on the NJ 4 w. +.
the changes are lmmaterial. So
far as Barre is concerned the time of ar
rivals and departures remains unchanged
and the southbound train which used to
travel nightly from St Adams TO White
River junction, continues to head in at
On the NJ & w. r. line
there are minor changes in the suburban
service. The train hitherto arriving at
l0:4s is due in Barre at l0:45 and leaves
he local station at 1885 Instead of II L
/. m. The other change has to do with
he paper train, so called, which reverts
% the old arrival time of ll;5l a. m. in
itead of 1890. II leaves for the capital
It 1926 p. m, as in the past
Among the guests registering at Hotel
Barre through the weekend were the
ollowing people: Mr.. and Mrs. George
:. Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs s. B. Palmer
nd child of Boston, Miss Beatrice L I'VE
4 Athol, Mass, Misses Virginia Towle
nd Minnette Hanson Of Montpelier. T
l. johnson. J. a. Durham Of Boston. !
Hiss Geneva Clark of Portland, Me. A q
}. Casman OF New York, II. Palmer Of {
White River Junction, Dr. and Mrs NJ. !
= Twitchell Of Burlington, II. b. Ham d
ton OF Boston Mrs. f. A. Thomas. Mrs '
:. r. Lacy, Rev and Mrs F. Metzger y
{ Randolph, L. II. Thornton. w. b IL
Iarvey, C. A. Choate, ,. L. Moody oi G
arnet. r. II Brigham Of Springfield I
IT. and Mrs. C. W. Dean, Mrs William {
/. Dean and chauffeur Of Montreal. >. E
], +. :. Platt Of Rutland. Mr. and Nr.. 4
ucieu BAY Of Montreal, Mr. and NJ 4
A. Scott Of Newport. c. r New o.. 1
/. {. Chapman. Dr. Deyoe Of Nergenne>. ]
A Taft II Aberdeen. Wash. Mr.. and 3
rs. George IT, Ross Of Plattsbure. y.
O.. james 7. MaeNab Of Paterson. y y. v
5. Wallis Of Waitsheld. H f. Wolf Of e
ew York. HI