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

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1 See Fits $3.50 sewing machines.
| Miss Mildred Cook of South Main
street went to-day to Middlebury for a
few days visit with friends and rela-
tives.
Thomas Mcdonald returned last night
to his home at Montreal, after visiting
with friends in the city for the past
week.
Rev. Ralph r. Lowe of ST. Johnsbury,
a former pastor of the Hedding Meth
odist church, is in the city attending
the union missionary conference.
Douglas NJ Barclay Of Franklin street
and William Barclay Of West Patterson
street, both Of the firm of Barclay Bros,
went this forenoon to st. Adams on a
business trip.
Thomas Price, who has been visiting
his niece, Miss Katrina Turney, at God
dard seminary, returned this forenoon to
panied by Miss Turneys who will remain
at her home until Tuesday.
Venticingue Dollari in premi in con-
tani verrannon DAFT al Paradis Alley in
Pearl street. ii concorso restas aperto
to per 80 giorni comineiando da Lunedi
10 Novembre. Promo premio, $l2; sec
ondo premio. So; terzo premio, So; quar-
to premio So. La prima palla nella
prima box, priina palla nella quinta box,
prima pablo nella decima box sono cias
curra una palla prenatal in qualsiasi
CISCO.
Although two of the most conspicu-
Gus prep school teams In Washington
county. are not playing to-day, there
will be football aplenty this afternoon.
AT the seminary campus here to-day,
Goddard was scheduled to meet the Nor
Yich university Independents. The
team was to be made of several varsity
men and stiff battle was promised.
AT Montpelier the Vermont State Agri-
cultural school from Randolph Center is
booked to meet Montpelier seminary's
eleven. Montpelier high school ard
Spaulding will rest on their oars to-
day, as result of yesterdays gruelling
match.
A delivery team ran over small boy
on Elm street near the Mathewson
school building yesterday and created
such degree of apprehension among
the witnesses of the affair that the lad
was hustled to the Office Of DIR. L. L.
Leonard ON Keith avenue. The doctor
treated the boy for cut on the face
and sent him to his parents. who are
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce, Of Currier
street. There are different versions of
the mishap. as some contend that the |
boy darted suddenly in front of the team |
al ii came down the street. The physi- !
clan said that young Pierce would not |
suffer long from the bruises incurred |
in the accident.
Hunters are making last preparations
for the deer season and when the ban |
IL lifted Monday morning Barre viii /
send large quota into the woods. Out /
going trains witnessed the departure OF /
several hunting parties to-day, many de-
string to be established in camp day /
Or two before the turn is called. The
season extends to Monday, Dee. /. Dur
ing the time intervening, deer having
horns not less than three inches in
ength may be captured or killed from
) o'clock in the morning until o'clock
It night, Sundays excepted. One hunt
n may kill only single deer in a sea
ION. The open season for hares and
.abhits continues until March I, but no
,erson may shoot more than frye In one
lay. The season for gray squiNels viii
.xpire Dec. Is. although a number of
,ther fur bearing animals may be TAX
IN till March and May |. A report
rom Orange county says that deer are
earce this year. although gray SPUR
els, racoons. foxes and skunks are to
,e seen in abundant numbers.