The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-10
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Q. H. Hale is passing several days il
Boston on business.
A little money buys lot at the Wheel
oek building, October 10 and IL.
Mrs. Hattie Haddican is quite serious
ly III at her home on Prospect street
Abbott & Co. have just received theil
fall and winter line of Beacon blankets
G. II. Taft of Randolph was among
the business visitors in the city yester'
day.
For Rent--A store with tenement
above at 10Y South Main street. Homer
Fits.
Arthur Marriota is passing several
days in Rutland and vicinity on bus
mess.
Fred Morrison of Cleveland, O., i.
passing several days in the city on
business.
Francesca Soldini of Waterbury has
moved his household goods into the Fan
leoni block.
Mrs. NJ. f. Grant has moved her
household goods from 80 Pearl street q
81 Keith avenue
For good clean shave, 60 to w. f
Randalrs barber shop, 7 Pearl street
! Experienced BARRIERS.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Buck of Holyoke
Mass, have been passing few days
with friends in the city.
Edward Flanders returned to this city
last evening, after passing few days
at his home in Lebanon, \. II.
Notice.-Extra special for Tuesday
October 10, in regular space. Henry w
Knight, successor to Neale & Knight
Mrs. d. A. Sheldon returned this aft.
ernoon to her home in CooperstowH, N.
" after spending two weeks with
friends in Barre
A meeting of the ladies' aid society
Of st. Monica's church will be held this
evening in the convent at 1880 o'clock
Business Of Importance.
"The Witching Hour" company ar
rived in the city to-day from Berlin,
\, H., and viii present the piece in
the opera house this evening
Riley's singing orchestra with new and
popular music and all the latest hits
will furnish music for the Columbus day
dance in Rowland hall, October r.
All members of Minnehaha eneamp.
ment, who are planning TO 90 to Ran.
dolph, are requested to meet at Odd Fell
lows hall this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Rev. FIR. p. Z. S. Hendry. who recent.
~ returned to this country from long
soiourn in the Holy land, visited in the
city yesterday on his way TO Burling-
ton.
Now is the time to place your maya
zine subscriptions. as prices advance on
November TO- Ask for catalogue. We
duplicate all magazine offers. Barre
Book store.
Etlo Prestini Of Short street, who has
been confined to the house with foot
affected by blood poison for several days,
was able TO resume work at H. j.
Smiths market yesterday.
The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
has sold the general store operated By
n. w Keith nj Lower Cabot to d. Ivor
Rees and f. NJ. Rees OF Riverside. who
have already taken possession Of the
store.
Mrs. +. 4. Robinson and Miss Edith
Lamprone, who have been passing sew
eral days in the city as guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Fred w. Suitor Of Washing
ton street, returned this noon to their
home in London, N. II.
Tony Parrifita, the young hagman EN-
ployed on the North Main street paw
ing job, who was taken to the City
hospital Sunday afternoon trying to
flag team with disastrous results, was
able to be out Of doors to-day.
Get into the fun and enter your rig
in the hiteh-up race in the Columbus
day sports Entries will be received for
any of the races by the following sports
committee: d. J. Sullivan, Daniel Keefe,
Edward Anderson, Gus Gregoire and Gil
bert Phillips.
J.. II Jones Of Island Pond, grand pa
triarch Of the Odd Fellows cneampment
of Vermont, was in the city last evening
and, accompanied by several of the local
Odd Fellows, visited the East Barre
enacmpment. Tonight the grand patri-
arch and about 20 local Odd Fellows will
60 to Randolph to attend the district en-
campment meeting,
The regular policemen, specials and
constables met in the police station last
evening and decided to enter float in
the Columbus day parade. A private
contribution was made to the officers to
defray the expenses of the float and
Street Superintendent Jesse DeBrune
volunteered to furnish a wagon and .
pair of horses for the float, The con.
struction of the float was started this
afternoon.
A large delegation from Minnehaha
encampment, No 2, |. 0. 0. r., viii at
tend the district meeting in Randolph
tonight, leaving this city by automo-
biles at $3.50 o'clock. The following au-
tomobile owners will use their cars to
transport the delegation: Alex Duncan,
Frank Odgers, George Robins, Harry
Wiley, Jones & Nye. Among those
who are planning to attend are: b. @.
Stone, +. W. Jackson. Judge II. w,
Scott, o. f. Philbrick, Fred Heath, c.
10. Ayerill, L. NJ Folsom, c. L. Webster,
John Howell, NJ P. Blake, Harry Clark,
q. G. Brock, Hugh Boyce, Warner Beck,
Luke Beck, Clarence Carr and William
Cleveland.
Herbert LaPier of Fair View is ex-
hibiting some beets of the red variety
which he believes will be hard to dupli-
cate. A sample of the kind of veg
etables he has grown is a beet which
measures fl. | in. around its largest