The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Aff'N' '"'s"t .N''f W.
moreys.
See list of w. +. Richardson rea
estate, page z.
Winter underwear just for few days
See the union suits and the price, al
Naughans,
Fred Brooks left this morning fol
Wells River, where he will spend severa
days with relatives.
Mrs. James Poitras of s Seminary
street wishes to announce that all hei
millinery has been marked down.
j. G. Sheridan of Williamstown passed
through this city Saturday from a bust
ness trip 20 Chicago, and the middle
west
Last call and special sale on Tokay
and Malaga grapes at Diversis Fruit
store to-day. Seven pound baskets 3sc
each.
The officers OF Ruth chapter No 33, O,
f. s.. are requested to meet ut Masonic
hall Tuesday, Nov. 3, at p m, for
practice.
Mrs. Louis Gay of 343 North Main
street was taken to the City hospital
Saturday evening and an operation will
be performed later.
| The ladies are asked to bring their
aprons to the Congregational church
Wednesday afternoon TO aid the com
mittee in getting ready for the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Freeborn and
son. Stanley, OF Marblehesd, Mass, are
passing several days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George l.. Bates Of Orange
street
The many friends of Miss Florence
Sim are much pleased to hear that she
has been accepted as an attendant in
one of the largest hospitals in Mas
sachusetts
The amusement committees OF the
Phiathea class and the Baraca classes
of the Baptist church and all members
to be at the church Monday, Nov. 2, at
8 p. nj. Business of Importance. Per
committee.
Every officer and member of Hiawa-
tina lodge, No. 90 |. o. o. f., is requested
to meet in their hall Tuesday evening at
o'clock sharp for the purpose of prac-
Using the first degree. 1t is absolutely
necessary that every officer be present.
Mrs. Lewis Gay of North Main street
was taken to the City hospital Saturday
night in the Perry q Noonan ambulance.
Immediately upon her arrival she sub
mitted to an operation and her condi-
ton to-day was reported to be fairly
comfortable.
The regular business meeting of the
Barre Woman's club will be held at
2 As Tuesday afternoon. A report Of
the mid year meeting at Mortified will |
Al hour x,-ftb
freshments, win follow. This tMondayl |
evening there will be board meeting in /
Aldrich hall at 7 O'Clock.
Mrs. James McAdam and daughter /
Jessie, of Grant avenue, who have been I
passing a few weeks with the formers
daughter, Mrs. Powers, in Montpelier,
have gone to Orangeburg, n. ", where
they will make their home with James
McAdam, jr., who is employed there by
The c. II. Tenney corporation.
Seven officers were detailed for duty
rom police headquarters Saturday night
% preserve order among the Halloween
Seven sections Of the city
we're thus patrolled but the officers
allied to find much TO occupy their time.
or most OF the youngsters. ii appears,
lad forgotten about the dispensation
which allows them sometimes TO exceed
he limits OF order and decency on Oct
H. Very few depredations We're report
d by the officers and a minimum mum
'er of complaints were registered with
he chief at the station
At their home. 81 jefferson street, s
Kisses Myrtle and Ruth Jameson gave
Halloween party to some over a :
Oxen of their girl friends, Saturday
ight Each member was masked and {
very one had some special stunt 10 per- '
Drm for the others amusement. The
ooms were very prettily decorated and a
! one corner a witch sat with broom S
lick stirring brew which contained the Q
ifrerent fortunes Games were played
nd ghost stories We're told but the main /,
njoyment of the evening was mock '
edding The bride a Colonial girl,
Iarian Perry, was married to the "chief 5
police Henrietta lnglis The brides. Il
aid" was Dorothy lnglis and the I,
groom" was Ruth Jameson. The bride
az given away BY her mother. who was Il
he woman in black" or Ruby Bradley. h
A stubborn brush fire Just east Of the !
"a
III Of lremen from the central station 7
lsy last evening A telephone alarm !
$40 O'Clock caused the chief 20 send n
10 auto fire truck and men to the
oods There they fought the fire with =
rooms canvas coats and sticks. A
.isk breeze helped 20 postpone the mo- =
ent when the fremen were able &C. cN L
nguish the last spark Trenches were
ig on one side Of the burning area 10 fl
Yep tho blaze from reaching any build. q
Is. No explanation could ~ made NJ II
r. headquarters as 10 how the fire IL
arted The blaze was noticed almost q
BY people living on west
y and after the truck went ont there 81
nre several telephone calls =
The Red Men and Daughters 81 poca a.
,ntas closed very succossful three y
vs. fair in Rowland hall SATURDAY o.
cning A. on the two preceding nights "a
2 bali was crowded 20 the doors 20
ten - the program. The following 8
mbers rendered received tire hearty -
protal Of The large audience and ~. Il.
SIS we're obliged 10 give encores. ,b
mes Rennctt sang "Tha Sweetest s.,
orr Ever Told This number was -
request and D. gave e Is SIS ususl -,
.asiHe manner Miss Bartara Melon
chose for Der selection afsoog -bre
tile Girl Good hre Size 700 urn
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