The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-30
TALK OF THE TOWN
Brassiere waists AZ Abbott's.


Blankets, blankets, blankets, AT Fits,
Large assortment Of autocaps at ABB
bott's.
G. w. 0dell went to-day on business
trip to Orwell.
DR.. George H. Spiller, optician, viii be
at the City hotel, Nov. /.
G. Tomasi went to Randolph this
morning on a business visit.
The Glover club will meet with Mrs.
L. NJ. Ayerill Tuesday at 2:30 p. M.
Be sure and visit the mystery room
at the Sunbeams' Halloween social.
Lewis Q. Tayntor returned to-day to-
Boston after a few days visit at his
home in this city.
Mrs Frank H. Peterson Of this city
is in a serious condition at the home ur
her father in Northleld.
Mrs Gordon Lawson returned to-day
to her home in Claremont, n H., after
passing few days with friends in the
city,
A. A. Lamorey Of Cliff street and his
guest, w. f. Morey of Swearengen, Tex,
went to Burlington on a business trip
last night.
At the Messer millinery store, soft
felt hats, all colors. marked down to 9Sc.
Hat frames, all shapes, 35c Now is the
time to buy.
Rev. Il. o. Thayer and Rev. V. +.
Hendee of Montpelier went on a trip
to the top Of Cancels Hump this morn
ing, to spend the day.
There will be meeting Of the North
Barre Cribbage league tonight Mon
day. at I o'clock al the Bonaeeord pa
vilion. Business important w. Smith,
sec.
Mrs. Nelson Church buys direct from
the manufacturer, not the wholesaler,
while enables first showings at three
weeks sooner and saves the wholesalers
profit.
/ DR.. Alexander Smith, who graduated
last spring from the Kirksvlle school OF
osteopathy, went to Fitchbug, Mass,
this morning where he viii locate for
practice.
\ The subway is closed, but the main
entrance to the Auction Rooms is wide
open. Do not miss this large sale OF
4 household goods. The largest we have
ever had. Q. II. Hale, auctioneer.
1 John starkey pleaded guilty in the
city court this morning to a first Of
Tense of intoxication and paid fine
With costs, amounting to $3.50. He was
arrested yesterday afternoon by Chief
Sinclair.
The case of alleged keeping against
Mrs. Mary Solary, which was set for a
hearing in city court this morning, was
put over until next Wednesday at the
request of her counsel, r. A. Hoar and
William Wishart.
\ The Sunbeams Of the Presbyterian
church win hold a Halloween social
Tuesday evening, October 81, at 1880
o'clock. A short program will be given
and games played. Home made candy
for sale. Admission, Zoe.
Two large Knox automobiles, for
which C. G. Kenyon is local salesman,
are being demonstrated in Barre and
Montpelier and other places in Washing
ton county. The cars are being shown
up by two expert drivers and c. r. Cul-
yer, salesman. One car is a six cylin.
der go h. p, torpedo and the other is a
four cylinder 40 h. p. touring ear.
The following program will be given
at the Halloween social at the Presby-
terrain church Tuesday evening, Oct. 81,
at 1880 O'Clock: Piano solo, Sadie Had
dicanj bass solo, George Mackay; yo-
cal solo, Gertrude Dale; reading, Ruth
Armstrong; vocal SOLO Mary Patterson;
siIhouette; vocal solo, Alice Walker
mandolin and piano duet, Misses Dale
and Reid. Everybody cordially iuyit-
ed. Admission, Zoe
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Rising Of this
city, Mr. and Mrs George Mathieson of
Boston, formerly of this city and Mont
pelier; A. Morey OF Medford, Mass. for
merly of Chelsea, VT; Miss Mabel Cate,
/ Mr. Tar and w. II. Palmer OF Everett,
Mass, were the guests Of Misses Ethel
and Eva Demo, formerly OF this city,
at a o'clock dinner last Friday even
ing at their home, Ala Pleasant street,
Maiden, Mass. Mrs. Rising, who was
Miss Stella Landers. was a schoolmate
of the Misses Demo
For Sale 80 acre village farm, only
! ten minutes walk or less from stone
sheds, stores, churches, schools, etc. A
set of buildings which could not be
built for $1,000 more than the price
asked; Is room house, heated by fur
mace Fine wide porch Two good
barns, basement. Tillage lays fine and
4 is in high state of cultivation, good
4 sugar place some soft wood A bar
gain at only $4,000; easy terms. Bet
4 ter investigate at once ID. A. Perry
Real Estate agency.
| A small-sized Yesuvius Of smoke is
sued angrily from the middle Of Main
street near the junction Of Washington
and Elm streets Saturday afternoon,
when the contents of a pitch pan, used
! in connection with the paving construc
ton, caught fire and buried steadily UNI
til it was at length smothered by siren
uous applications of sand. The fire
spread to an adjoining pan before ex.
4 tinguished and persons approaching the
city are said to have viewed with con-
\ sternation the heavy volumes of smoke
ascending to the sky, The damage was
confined to the loss of small quantity
of pitch.
1 Saturday was an suspicious birthday
anniversary for John Papin, who was
! happily surprised to find himself the
central figure in two parties given in his
honor. The first took place at the City
hotel, large party of men being enter
tanned in his honor by w. II. Snow and
j. G. Papin. After an elaborate supper,
Mr. Papin was presented pair of seal
skin driving gloves by the members Of
! the company. Later, at his home on