The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-26
TALK OF THE TOWN
LaFrance shoes at Fits.
Elpisher warns Mt Abbott's.


Saturday and Sunday.
The Red Men Ministries will meet TO
night in Eagles hall, Worthen block, a
7 o'clock. A full chorus is requested.
George Hall of Dorchester, Mass,
former resident OF Barre, has been visit
ing friends in the city for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Turner Of Soutl
Main street went this morning to Bur
lngton for a few days visit with friends
Charles w. Odell of the Plainfield road
left the city this morning for Rutland
where he will spend several days with his
daughter.
Dr. and Mrs. II. s. Carver of Marsh
field passed the week end at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ward Carver of Ire
mont street.
| Arthur +. Bugbee left this morning on
business trip to st. Johnsbury, New
port and Barton in the interests OF Rey-
nolds & Som
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale X. Darling of Chel-
sea motored to Barre this morning and
left at s:l5 o'clock on trip through
northern Vermont.
John c. Crowley Of Essex junction, a
former resident of Barre, has been pass
ing few days in the city as the guest
OF Harry f. Jeffords Of North Main
street.
Carpenters, attention! All members of
local 4sl, C. & J. of A., are hereby mott
fed to be present at the regular meeting
on Monday evening, Oct. 20, at 1880
o'clock. Important business. Per order
rec. sec.
A special meeting of Col. J. B. Mead
circle, Ladies of the G. A. r., will be
held Tuesday evening, Oct. p, at F.!
o'clock for inspection by the department
president Let every member try to
be present.
Henry A. Phelps, candidate for secrc-
tary of state on the Progressive ticket,
Fred c. Eaton and Z. L. White were in
Washington Saturday evening, when Mr..
Phelps addressed gathering OF voters
in that village.
Walter NJ Randall Of Averill street
is able to be out of doors, after having
been confined to the house for the past
10 weeks by an attack of typhoid fever. |
Mr.. Randall expects to resume his du- !
ties in +. H. Rogers clothing store with
in few days.
Mrs. John NJ. Baleh of st. Johnsbury |
is passing few days at the home of her
brother, Deputy Sheriff A. NJ. Morrison.
Of South Main street, Over the week I
end Mr. and Mrs. Morrison entertained
the formers nece, Miss Emily Glover, a
teacher at Montpelier seminary.
A special meeting OF Jumpers, boxers
ind derrickmen. No 80, will be held in
hall Tuesday evening. Oct. u,
t I 80 II is for the interest of every
member TO attend this meeting, as there
) business of great Importance 10 be at
ended to. Cor Sec Thos. Holder.
Saturday evening, Nov. IL, at Clan
'ordon hall will be held large dance.
,dmondo Rossoni, the speaker win be ,
resent and treat briefly on the subject
{ his conference to be given Sunday, 9
'ov. Is, in this same hall The Italian
olony will be given notice of the en- .
ire program with printed bills, in time.
ocial club No. 2. {
Deputy Sheriff Wheelock Towne ami c
Irs Towne of Burlington returned this
zen guests over the week end OF Mr.. l
nd Mrs. Fred Willard. Deputy Wheel
X used TO reside in Barre, although in s
cent years he has been in charge of "
he Chittenden county jail in Burlington.
Is wife serving as matron of the instl 9
Ition. Il
At the +. r. Northrop auction sale
iturday a nice crowd got together and u
ices were very satisfactory to the own u
His seven cows averaged $3.50, in
nding one old farrow COW that sold for u
q. One COW brought $40. Hay in the b
m brought SIP per tons. oats 40 cents ST
= bushel, young stock, hogs shoats, veg.
bles. ETC. were sold well for the own. "a
and buyers. G. r. Smith acted a. h
ctioneer. \
Rev. w !. NJ Beattie, rector Of the
urch Of the Good Shepherd, left late ="
sterdsy afternoon for Rutland, where g,
attended to-day the funeral Of the u
.e Rt Rev. William Farrar Weeks
idiutor bishop Of the Vermont Epis. I,
pal diocese Bishop Weeks funeral -
is held in Trinity church at II o'clock
Il forenoon and the iuterment was
Ide in Brandon. ~
w. s. swallow Of New York. Of the -
allow Construction Co. which Is erect. -
the new hotel on Washington street.
nj 10 Burlington Yesterday. The
allow Construction Go. received notice I, ~
turdav that il had been awarded the 4
tract for erecting a new union station
Burlington Work il 20 h. started
the foundation Of the structure this =
J. although the building itself will not -
completed until next summer.
The district meeting Of the Woman's ~
ief corps vas held az Montpelier On ~
.urday, Oct "a There Were In at ~
dance p from Cabot. 20 from Calais. W
from Waterbury Center. six from
one from Hardwick. one 'oi
nj Brookfeld and IS from Montpclier. ~
B. Jessie Sturie,ant. the department %
1ector. from Momisville. was present.
visiting officer was Mrs Helen Ben. tel
from - Iohushliry The Cabot gai
BE- efenrlfed thc ritual and the Cal No
corps did thf work 81 the service q.
h Brooks corps ~ Montpelier gave hci
dinner and served about lsa. Mans ~ul
BE- visiting members came 81 auto. OIa
+. & oDinien and p. p MeNuhv left ~
.erlay for Neu York. uhere thet
lnfd % saii 81 noon to-day on the TIRE
keniael Nat .gntion comrsnf's liner. ura
khaeh for California tv vas Of a.. nif
ems eamat lt vtn D. the Lufkpu wfi
is mai1eB trtn 10 Panama and Incl. rle'