The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-10
TALK OFTHET TOWN

"The Mystic Hour" at the Bijou to-day
adv.
| The members of Barre lodge, N. Il. c
p, will hold their regular meeting to
night at 1880.
A. j. Smith has returned to his hom
In Ryegate, after passing few days II
the city on business
Augustus kopp, who has been pass
ing few days in Boston, returned Il
! the city last evening
Miss Ruth Chalmers of Groton has ar
rived in the city to resume her studies
in Spaulding high school.
Deposits made in the Barre Savings
Bank & Trust Co. on or before Oct. /
| draw interest from Oct. |.
Miss Annabelfe Tassie left yesterday
for st. Adams, where she attended the
| funeral of W. Il. Donaldson.
Chief C. B. Gladding has gone to st
Adams, whee he is attending the annual
meeting of the state firemen's associa-
tion.
Mrs. Alex. Cruickshank left the city
last night for visit of several weeks
with relatives in Troy, N. Y, and Al
bany, N. Y.
The regular monthly meeting of the
trustees of the Barre City hospital will
be held at the hospital Wednesday even
ing at o'clock.
The mission study class of the Church
of the Good Shepherd will meet with
Mrs James Peer, Circle street, Thursday
evening at 1880.
William Emsie of Emsle Bros has
returned to the city, after passing sew
eral days in Boston, having made the
trip by automobile
Notice: The granite cutters office will
be open on Thursday evening, Oct. IL,
and will be closed on Friday evening,
Oct H. Per order committee
Mrs. James S. Milne of Liberty street
has returned from an extended visit
with relatives in New Haven, Conn,
Kingston, n. Y, and New York City.
A whist party will be held Wednesday
evening in X. of c. hall under the aus
pieces of the L. A., A. o. II. The public
is cordially invited. Admission, l0c.-
adv.
/ The dancing assembly which Barre
council Knights of Columbus, had
planned as an observance of Columbus
day Friday evening, has been postponed
because of previous engagement of the
hail.
People who have Jared into the woods
this fall bear witness to an unusually
large crop of butternuts and lately much |
of the squirrel food has found its way
into attics about town. One day this |
week man who travelled along the west |
hill ridge gathered seven bushels Of but
ternuts within few hours.
Women who think of health and com
fort and also insist upon authentic style /
will find all three ideally embodied in the
La Camille" front. lace corset. Remem
Der we carry in stock one of the most
complete lines of front-lace corsets to be
found this side Of Boston. Prices from
81 up to $25. MIS-. Emma Waterman,
Corsetiere, New Playhouse building, 81 i
State street, Montpelier.
A committee from the Central Labor
union has waited upon the city council
with an invitation to attend in body
the meeting at the opera house Friday
evening, when James Duncan is to speak
on THE Soul of Russia" The invitation
has been accepted unanimously and May
or Glysson, City Clerk Mackay and the
aldermen viii be accorded guests seats
when the mass meeting gets under way.
Rev Canon Victor Pauze Of L'Assomp !.
ton, p. O., and Rev. L. Pauze of Holy +,
Cross college, Quebec, who have been +,
passing several days in the city as the :
guests of DIR. and Mrs. T. X. z. Arch :
ambault of Merchant street, have re- !
turned to their homes, after coming to
Vermont to attend the golden anniver
sary of Mother Renaud at Fanny Allen !
hospital in Winooski last week.
Applications for enrolment in the I
Barre evening drawing school last even y
ng indicate that the registration to- =
hight will be well up to that of former =
fears, albeit, for the time being, students 2
inder l6 will not be permitted to at
end. Charles Pamperl of the faculty
vas in the Mathewson school building 81
asst night to meet prospective students, b
nd this evening, when sessions are re- q
umed for the year, the entire faculty il
will be present. N
Plans for the erection Of a new dwell ST
property on his Wiley street extension fc
have been completed by S. D. RI
ibley, whose property has been the sub v
act of considerable discussion by the m
ity council. The Sibley family plans :
o detach its residence from the second 1
TORY OF DulunE useu as DARN anu a
ill be domicied in new house imme
lately upon its completion. Mr.. Sibley, 4
somewhat sweeping changes
n the premises, has applied for and OBJ
lined from the council permit to erect Z
dwelling house which shall have lateral
imensions of "a feet, with broad piazzas 4
n the front and at the rear. His plans :
so include alterations to the barn. The ]
ew house will be located nearly 1901
.et from the barn. IL
Among the guests arriving at Hotel ]
ARE last night and this morning were I
lie following people: Walter Hoy of !
James Downs of Lockport, I
Y, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Fuller of Bos-
N, W. f. Hendee, Andrew Charland,
lick j. Hebert of Burlington, Miss NJ.
LA Bunce of Montclair, n. j., Miss Jen-
e Whyte of Jersey City, George T.
'hyte Of New York, B. A. Stevens of
;seX H. s. Ballou, jr., of Boston, John I
ling of Springfield, DR.. R. L. Martineau .
Boston, J. A. Rodgers of Burlington, !
r and Mrs. w. c. Dane of Worcester, q
ass, Mrs. f. F. Norris of Princeton,
j., b. B. Whalen of Burlington, w. H.
wis of Boston, Ii. c. Beaulieu of Prov
snce, \. j., Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Scott Of
well, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Noble 4