The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

estate, page I,
To Rent-Tenement on summer street
W. +. Richardson estate,
Remember the chicken.pie supper Il
the Methodist church Friday night.
A. Bundheim of Youngstown, o., L
in the city a few days on business.
Fifty.six cubic feet of charwood for :
load, 1915 Arthur S. Martin. Phone
59.W.
Hortense Knight, instructor on violin
Beginners speciality, 1913 Hill street
City. Phone 462.l2.
Regular meals are now being seryeC
at Jacks" restaurant, in addition e
the quick lunch servce.-Adv.
Mark Cutler of Jefferson street, who
has been seriously i'll with typhoid fever
doors.
Barber shops in Barre affiliated wit!
the international brotherhood will bC
open Monday, Columbus day, from ! 3t
o'clock until 1880 a. m.
All friends and supporters of John II
Bishop as a candidate for city represen-
tative please meet in carpenters hall
Saturday night at o'clock
| A regular meeting of st. Johns court,
No. 522, G. O. f., will be held on Thurs
day evening, Oct. 8, at 80 o'clock. Re-
freshments will follow the meeting.
Contractor Earl Batchelder is erecting
two.story westinghouse for F. G. How
land ON fremont street. The founda
tion for the house was laid in granite
sometime ago.
A. D. Morse of Venice. Cal, formerly
a well-known resident of Barre, arrived
in the city last evening for week s
stay while returning home from bus
mess visit to Portland, Me.
Special meeting OF Minnehaha encamp-
ment, No. 2, Friday evening, Oct. Q, at s
o'clock. Business OF Importance de-
mands your attention. Chief patriarchs
desire to see every patriarch present
Harry w. Britton Of Pearl street,
American Express agent here, has re.
sumed his duties in the local office, after
a three weeks vacation, part of which
he passed with his brother in Pennsyl-
yania
To the members of Glenugie club;
The harvest is over again, so the Buchan
folks, with their wives, sweethearts and
friends, will meet in Clan Gordon hall
Saturday evening, Oct. 10, at 7 o'clock
TO celebrate their annual meal and ale.
Let every member be present, Per or
der committee.
Goddard seminary and St Michaefs
college are to meet on the football field
at Winooski park on the afternoon OF
Nov. II, according to arrangements re
Gently completed by the two manage
ments Negotiations for game between
the two schools in Barre could not be
Or. and Mrs. Joe w. Jackson and Mrs.
J Henry Jackson of South Main street
left this morning by automobile for
lower Quebec where the latter will spend
several days with relatives. Madame
Jackson will also visit in Montreal while
DR. and Mrs. jackson will return to
Barre tomorrow.
Miss Ellen Hoar Of East street, dsugh. |
ter OF Attorney r. A. Hoar, went to |
Montpelier to-day TO take her Anal ex-
animation before the examining board OF |
.he state bar association Miss Hoar |
aw school and has lately been assist. !
ne her father in his law practice.
There will be a social for the members
# the home department and the cradle
oil of the Congregational Sunday school
n the church parlor Friday afternoon
It 800 short program will be given
md refreshments will be served IL Is
loped there will be large attendance.
iothers OF the cradle roll members are
specially invited.
a rummage sale will be held by the
iyic department Of the Barre Woman's
hub on Monday oct. 26, at the emcr
ency room in the city building. VIII
II clubwomen and those interested in
he club work bear this in mind and
cave articles for this sale at Mrs Shep-
rd's store or with Mrs c. u Bugbee
8 Washington street
The auction sale at George Hutchins'
t East Barre yesterday was we'll at
ended All stock brought good prices.
seventeen cows, most of them coming
4 in the winter and spring, sold from
2S to SCI aud averaged $40. One woke
oxen brought S200.50. one yoke OF
ken slsj, two three year.old heifers 10
-eshen IN the spring sold for so and
1850 each, one two year-old heifer !
rought S4l.50, yearling heifers S2325
, S25, calves sold from $50 TO SIS. /,
his was considered TO be one OF tie
est stock sales OF the season. c. r.
NTH, auctioneer.
The annual meeting Of the Nomap's | !
orpign Missionary society Of the He'd.
ing church was held IN the church par.
II yesterday afternoon. when the fol. /,
wing officers were elected President.
Irs. O. :. Andrews; vice president. Mrs
VI. Lyon recording secretary. Mrs :
II. Cave. ir., corresponding secretary.
r. s. II. Barnes; treasurer. Miss
leanor Sweet
Pony riding Saturday oct. 10.
M, opposite Lincoln school by re
Iest an the boys and girls can cnipv !
lc rides in the saddle on Riggs famous
letland ponies first prize winners. al
a from the state and other fairs !
ifetv and pleasure 10 every child
hesc ponies we're ridden bv hundreds
happy children rs their tour 81 she /.
irs y. 3 Monday. Columbus dar.
lposite Mathewson school 10 70 ~
. and after ! p m. Parents. hriHr
send your children for pony rides
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A recent number n TIE OQaenshurs
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house warming AZ On8ensburr IS
hirh q ueW manse. occupied - Rer
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