The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Perrys on Saturday,
All Sl,00 Domestic house dresses 70
soc each at Perry's on Saturday
Munsing union suits Tor men and boy
are the hest the McWhorter Co. are sol
agents in Barre.
Regular Saturday night dance in How
land hall Aug, % under the auspices o
Riley's orchestra. Ladies free.
Everybody smokes 7-25s, the best Ave
cent cigar made, Get them at all ciga
stands. Barre Confectionery Co.
/ Mrs. G. Mckenzie, who has been max
ing months visit with relatives il
Salida, Col, arrived in the city last even
ing.
Mrs. j. X. Hughes of West street, wht
has been visiting at her former home il
East Douglas, Mass, returned home last
evening.
Miss Anna Osborne, who has beer
passing several days in Barre, returned
this morning to her home in Winehen
don, Mass.
Sisters NJ. Francis, NJ, Lucy and NJ
! Thomasini, who have been making stay
of several weeks in Burlington, rejoined
the Sisters Of Mercy in this city to-day
Auction sale at Jaekson's four corners
| in Williamstown tomorrow for Louis J
Warner. Horses, cattle and hay. See
ad., page seven. C. f. Smith, auctioneer.
States Attorney j. Ward Carver went
to-day to Narshfeld, where he will pass
the weekend with Mrs. Carver, who is
recovering from an Illness at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. H. S, Carver.
John Dix of Boston, former res~ent
of Barre, is passing several days in this
locality, having been called here by the
illness and death of his brother. William
Dix, of the East Montpelier road.
The Barre, Montpelier and Hardwick
stage will run special round trip to
Woodbury. pond Sunday, leaving Barre
at s o'clock Fare for round trip, 81,
Take stage at city hall. Persons & Berg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur +. Bugbee, who
were married in Barre last week, re-
turned to-day from wedding trip
through New York and Massachusetts,
They viii make their home at 100 Orange
street.
Mrs. c. NJ Wiley and two sons,
Chaucey and Sheldon Wiley, of Maple
Grove, went this morning to Highgate
Springs, where they will 90 into camp,
Later they are to be joined for a few
days by Mr.. Wiley.
Alonzo T. Hubbard, who was called to
Montpelier to officiate at the funeral of
Mrs. Stockwell LETT this morning for
his home in Tyson, after having visited
friends in Barre. MIR. Hubbard is an off
GER of the Vermont Spiritualist associa-
ton.
Miss Teresa A. Lanyon, who has been
passing the summer at her home in Iowa,
arrived in the city this morning from |
Chicago Miss Banyen will resume her |
duties at the deaconess home, connected |
with the North Barre Methodist mission /
IN Berlin street.
Mrs. Arthur Houghton OF Sherburne,
Mass. is visiting her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. George FL. Adams, in South Barre.
Mr.. Adams has also been entertaining
his sister, Mrs. G. c. Richardson of Mid.
llesex and her son, Alvin Richardson.
Another visitor at the home of Mr..
adams is Nj. II. Heath OF Warren.
William r. Hall of GranitevilIe, who
las been employed by the J. r. Sadlier
furnishing Co. of this city, working in
Barre Town, Williamstown and Wash.
ngton, has resigned his position. The
BUSINESS of the Hall agency in those
owns will be taken care of for the pres
mt by L. b. Royce of the Barre store
ocular staff.--Adv.
For Sale-Good seven-room cottage on
ar line on Washington street, electric
ghts and bath, good-sized lot, barn and
hiol>en house. Also four building lots
n Batehelder's meadow. A nice cozey
ONE and extra good level building lots,
ear stonesheds. Owner going away and
lakss big reduction in price and is bound
0 sell. Inquire of Smith & Dashner,
cal estate.
The auction sale in Berlin at the Croz-
IT farm yesterday was well attended. {
welve cows, due to freshen IN the 6
pring, sold for from $50 to $40 per head. !
wo vear-old heifers sold as high as I
b. Four calves brought $50, brood (
DIV Sac 10 sheep 1895 per head, 81 7
mbs $3.50 per head. Is to 20 tons of I
.ock hay in the barn on back farm 2
rought sll.90 per ton. Sale was com u
Ieted at 3 o'clock p. m. c. F. Smith, a
letioneer. t
In order that practically every mem.
r OF the association may be able to f
tend, the committee in charge of the s
rthcoming picnic to be given by the \
ashington county deputy sheriffs has a
anged the date from Wednesday of I,
xt week to the day following, Thurs. "
" Aug. 27.-This decision was reached G,
day when it was learned that some ]
the deputies could not participate in G
2 outing on the day first selected. The W
mic will be held at Caledonia park and R
! committee is working on a program va
sports 10 feature the afternoons do vi
Is. in
Changers in this locality are making by
pa rations for the regular meeting Of s,
Central Vermont Pomona which is de
be held with Wiliamstown grange. va
. 81, Wednesday. Aug. %. An at oil
ctive program has been arranged and ",
committee in charge is looking for MI
I'd 10 one of the most successful I'd
nge gatherings in several years. A an
h degree meeting at 1880 in the fore. Cl
IN will be the first part Of the pro ",
m. Reports from the subordinate
nges and other business viii occupy =,
time until noon. when dinner viii =,
followed by q social hour. Visiting -
mbers are requested 10 hiring whole ~,
d. At lao o'clock there will be a -
cial session. Music by the Williams. -,