The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

| New coat values just IN at ApDoeeS'
Swill for sale, City hotel. Telephone
| 1876.
Linen tape measures, 2 for 5 cents, at
knights.
Seventy whine cents each, special val
ne in night robes, at Perrys on satur-
day.
William A. Drew has moved his house
hold goods from Orange street to Ayerlll
street.
Seventy-nine cents pair, blankets,
white or gray, a special value, at Perrys
ON Saturday.
! Fred Smith of Worcester arrived in
the city to-day for a few days visit
with friends.
The McWhorter Co. are showing
| swell line of Mackinaw coats for ladies
and gentlemen.
Regular Saturday night dance in How
Hand hall, Nov. s, under auspices OF Rii-
ey's orchestra. Ladies, free.
Miss Maude Fl. White of Third street
left to-day for st. Johns, p. O., where
she is to enter the Notre Dame academy.
Thanksgiving ball at village hall, East
Montpelier, Thursday, Nov. y. Rileys
orchestra, five pieces. Full bill, Sl.5o.
| Mrs. j. Nelson GIidden of 4 Courier
street, who was operated on at the City
hospital two weeks ago, was able to re-
turn to her home to-day
Chickenpie supper at the Congrega-
tional church Tuesday evening, NOV. III.
Watch for menu. Entertainment on
Wednesday evening by the campfire girls
and others.
A. r. Campbell sewing machine ex-
Il. of
machines, over 80 years in the business,
is in town Work skilfully done at resi-
dence. Orders left at the store OF do.
mer Fits Co., Barre.
The Altrurian club viii observe do
nestle science day Tuesday, Nov. II,
at the home of Mrs. ID. w. Mcdonald
81 Perry street Any member unable
to attend is asked TO notify Mrs Me-
Donald or Mrs. Reynolds.
All those contributing to the Univer-
salist nlmmage sale Wednesday, Nov.
M. please have articles ready Monday
or Tuesday, Nov. 10 or IL. Those un-
able to carry same to the Universalist
vestry are asked to notify Mrs. Brooks
or Mrs. Cove.
A meeting of the promoters of the
League Was Helu last DiRub III bht Nt5tiy
of st. Monica's church and after the
business part of the meeting the director
in charge gave a fine talk, which was
very effective to all the promoters and
associates present.
The Clan Gordon hall in the Bolster
building is expected to be crowded to
Overlooking tonight when the Bon
cords and the Green Mountain clubs,
members of the Vermont football league,
convene jointly for banquet and ball
Large delegations of soccer" admirers
from Hardwick, Mortified, Barre Town
and other places viii be in attendance
Grand Warden II. w. Scott of the
state lodge, N. L. 0. p. paid an official
visit to Milestone lodge. No. 1872, in East
Barre last evening. The degree work
was admirably exempliied. Grand War
den Scott was accompanied by Vice
Warden i. A. Williams and Past
Warden Bert n. Cults of Barre lodge,
n. i. O. p.
Arrangements are being made by
Manager Michael Plumpedes of the God
dard seminary football team for the
, final game between Montpelier high
school and Goddard for the state cham
pionship. The Goddard team was VIC
torious over the Montpelier team earlier
in the season, Last Saturday Mont
pelier nosed out winner in close
game. Efforts will be made to play the
game at Intereity park on Saturday,
Nov. %.
II. NJ. Farnham, the horse man, held
one of the largest, and most successful
auction sales, in the history of his bust
ness, at Montpelier yesterday. People
commenced to arrive in the early morn
ing, and came from all directions, bring
ing in horses and other property for
sale, an immense crowd thronged the
grounds and stables through large part
of the day, between so and 60 horses
went through the ring, selling all the
way from $40 to 1915 each, also a num-
Der of buggies, express-wagons, dump
cart, sleighs, single and double, new and
second hand harnesses, robes, blankets,
whips and halters, gasoline engine, COW,
farm tools and household furnitures were
disposed of. The large crowd and
amount of property sold shows that the
people appreciate the fact that Farm
hams is the place to buy or sell C. F.
Smith, the well-known auetioneer, has
conducted these sales from the begin
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