The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

See those extra mufr values at Alb
bolts.
Samples of private Christmas card,
now ready at the Barre Book Store. Or
der early.
Twenty-Five dozen pairs of lace cur
tains Just received at Hooker's and to
be sold at a price, 65c pair up. Sale
curtains all this week.
Public dance in X. of c. hall under
the auspices of the i. A., A. o. H., on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 10. Adrnis-
sion 25c. Riley's orchestra.
Take notice. Many Of the exquisite
pieces OF neediswork, stored away for
ages, you may have the pleasure OF see.
ing at the Episcopal vestry Thursday,
Nov 20.
Regular monthly Meeting of the la
dies auxiliary Of the Presbyterian
church will be held at the parsonage at
u o'clock this evening. Come prepared
TO sew.
For quick sale--One Singer sewing
machine, oscillatiug shuttle, only used
three months. A bargain at S27. Sing
er Sewing Machine Co., 10 Elm street.
Tel. 292-W.
Don't forget the auction sale of the
Prior real estate on Thursday afternoon
of this week. This is an administrator
sale and the property must be sold.
Would make good investment, as there
are three tenementz besides the feed
store. Large Main street frontage. ID. A.
Perry, auctioneer.
All members of AIinnehaha encamp-
ment who wish to attend the district
meeting of the enaempment at North
field Thursday evening and have not Civ.
en- their names to the committee, will
please do so at once. Autos will leave
Perrys garage at 6;3e =. m. sharp. W.
H. Richardson, o, w. Averill, John How.
ELL com.
With Chief c. B. Gladding and some
of the regulars aboard, the auto chemi-
cal truck rode into Burnhams meadow
last night at o'clock to extinguish
what appeared to be bad fire in the
Lane stoneshed. When the firemen had
picked their way over pile of granite,
it was ascertained that the fire was con-
fined to box stove in the office. There
was plenty of smoke and fire, however,
for someone had pied the stove high
with wood and left the cover off. Evil
IDENTIFY a few Goals which smothered in
the bed beneath the wood were supposed
to be dead and the wood was ready to
be lphted on the morrow. Two school
bows who CHANGED that way found them
very much alive and ran to the fire sta
ton with the news Unhampered by
the heavy sheet-irQn lid which usually
covers stoves of the hex type, the flames
were pushing their way to the ceiling |
when the truck arrived There wasn't /
any damage, but a brisk blaze would |
have been under way 10 minutes later.
CobbIe Hill grange held well at !
tended meeting last evening. The pro- |
yram was in charge Of Mrs. Carr. Mrs. |
1olyin and Mrs. b. w. Bassett and CON |
listed of farce, representing an old |
time singing school. Wardrobes and |
,losets were ranssehed and "a of the |
Young people appeared in costumes that |
were very interesting and remarkable. |
Some of the bonnets and dresses were |
nearly century old and the contrast |
between the past and present styles was
very striking. Miss Hazel Hack, as |
Dame Plunkett, the mistress of the |
school. and +. S. Kent, as Squire Bill |
Iinpham, an able assistant, were very |
imposing, while Clarence Tracy, as
Moses Simpkins, the boy who tried, but
couldn't sing, and Clarence Curtis, as
Julius Cesar, the eolored person, fur
nished fun. Great credit is due the COM
mittee and the yourz people for the ex-
,ellent entertainment. Plans were per
fected for a grange fair, to be held in |
December The next meeting will be /
held Dec ,, when the Washington grange |
will furnish the program.