The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-27
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Abbott's new neckwear.
See Abbott's line of separate coats
We make clothes 10 order. Lamores

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We make clothes 10 order. Lamores
Clothing Co. ~
Hosiery. our strongest line, at the
Vaughan Store.
The Rombolli Trio, an Italian singing
act. at the Pavilion to-day. ADV.
For Rent-Office in Rowland building;
Rowland Bros. & Cave.
Inmber. both soft and hard wood
rough and finished. Al TIE c. L. Bug
bee mill. .,,
John Hedberg, who has been passing
few DAYS in the city, returned iasI
night to his home at South Ryegate.
+. J. Cayhue of French street went
last night to Montreal where he will en-
ter one of the large Canadian hospitals
for treatment.
Auction sale in Randolph tomorrow OF
a large herd of valuable Holstein cows
and young stock. See ed, page !. Y. r.
Smith, auetioneer.
William Lowering, who has been spend
ing the past few weeks as the guest OF
DR.. @. II. Barr Of Cottage street, returned
Yesterday to his home at Hayerhill,
Mass.
All holders OF season tickets for the
Barre entertainment and lecture course
must exchange them at browns drug
store for reserved seats before the first
concert, on Oct. rs.
Wanted-50O persons to bowl at the
Sam Paradis Alleys, formerly the Buzz
zell alleys. These alleys are the best IN
New England and are just being opened
for the winter pastime.
Miss Frances Davis, who has been
spending the past few days at the home
OF her grandparents, MIR, and Mrs. John
Robins of French street, returned to her
home at White River Junction yester-
day.
The Boston octette, siie first company
of artists to appear under the arrange
ment of the Barre Woman's club. Do
not think that because it is the first it is
the poorest of She course, for il is one
of the best. No music lover should miss
it. At opera house Tuesday evening,
Oct. 2s. Tickets for sale at browns, 50
and rs cents.
Clan Gordon and ladies' auxiliary fair
will open Wednesday, Oct. 20, in Clan
Gordon hall. Special attraction for the
opening night viii be the Clan Gordon
Ministries. who have been under the d.
rection of James b. Gall for several
months. This is guarantee of some
thing good. Remember Wednesday, Oct.
30, is the opening night. Admission, Zoe.
Dancing every night. Orchestra, Rileys.
A very pleasant evening was spent at
the home of William Robertson, at SO
Circle street, on Friday evening, when
about 40 of the young friends gathered
to give his son, James, surprise, and
the evening was made enjoyable by
songs and Rotations. James Robert
son was presented gold watch and fob
by the guests. Ice cream and cake were
served and the party dispersed at late
hour.
The Jameson estate sale, Saturday al
92 Maple avenue was considered by the
parties interested and the public TO be
one of the best small sales of the sea
son; good crowd stayed right
through the rain to the finish at $3.50.
The gray horse brought Sl9l, horse
dump cart $37, one-horse sled S26, sec
one hand sleigh, a good one, S25, and
other property in proportion. G. f..
Smith acted as auctioneer.
The Goddard seminary football team
returned to the city Saturday night from
st. Johnsbury, where they played st,
Johnsbury academy Saturday afternoon
A few of the players remained to visit
over Sunday. At the close of the game
Saturday, the Goddard players were ten
dered a supper and reception at the St.
house by w. A. Gray and
DIR. W. B. Fitch of st. Johnsbury. The
Goddard students were royalty enter
tanned. Maurivs Gray, quarterback on
the seminary team, is the son of w. A.
Gray. and Wilmer Fitch, student at
Goddard. is brother OF DR.. Fitch.