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

Lamoreys.
Now is the time to buy your rubber
at Lamorey's.
See list of W. +. Richardson rea
estate, page 7.
New England Order of Protection
meeting tonight at 1880.
Mrs. John McMann of Burlington /
making a short visit with friends in th
city.
Select that doll carriage or bed nov
for the Riddles" Christmas, at Hook
er's.
Mrs. 0. L. Bligh of South Main stree
is visiting at the home OF Mrs. II. 9
Blake in st. Adams.
Morris Lee OF Bethlehem, N. H., ar
rived yesterday for a few days visit
with friends in the city.
| Mrs. G. III. Granger arrived home last
night from two weeks visit in Nal
| den, Mass. and other places.
Miss Julia Boand left this forenoon
for White River junction, where she will
make her home during the winter.
Mrs. J.. N. Ellis of Old Orchard, Me.
arrived yesterday for few days visit
with Mrs. j. r. Maiden of Pearl street
Charles f. Ayers Of the Richardson
road left to-day for st. Johnsbury
where he was called by the death of a
relative.
Regular meeting OF Ruth chapter, No.
80, 0. r. s., Wednesday evening, Nov.
II, at 1880. Refreshments will be served
at 0 o'cock
There will be a public whist party in
X. of c. hall from s to 10 Wednesday
night; admission, Toe. Dancing from 10
TO II; admission to dance, Zoe.
The Odd Ladies are to have another
of their social dances Friday. Nov. 10,
at $3.50 p. m. Bruee's ochestra. Re-
freshments served. Meeting at sharp.
Initiation.
A. r. Campbell, sewing machine ex-
pert, repairs all makes of sewing ma
chimes and will be in Barre on or before
Nov. Ia. Orders left at Homer Fits
Co.'S store.
An item in Mondays Times stating
that it was Ernest Lawrence that had
entered into partnership with William
Mitchell at Montpelier was erroneous.
1t should have been Fl. Soper.
Don DeCollaines. who has been en-
pIoyed by the Consolidated Lighting 60.
in this city for several years. has moved
his family from 81 Highland avenue to
where he will continue In
the Tenney service.
George II. Collamer OF fremont street,
who is taking short vacation from his
duties as local wire chief for the Yer
mont Tel Il Tel Co., has been passing
. few days with his brother, Robert
1ollamer, at the Hotel Vermont in Bur
ington.
Tuesdays arrivals al the Buzzell hotel
include: G. &. Story, L. w Meelen, r. |
R. Graves, Boston; r. B. Lang, Spring |
ield Mass. v NJ. Benedict. New Haven
ieorge L. Cate, Maiden, Mass; b. Budd |
Napoleon, Rome, N. Y; A. /
J. Barber, c. L. Thompson, Marshfeld. /
Miss Lillian Roberts of jefferson street |
nd Miss Dena Richmond of Rutland,
student at Goddard seminary, have re-
nrned home, after spending a few days
With friends in Mortified Miss Roberts
as resumed her duties as ticket agent
{ the Central Vermont station.
Monsor Deeb has completed plans for
he erection OF a new building to replace
is grocery store quarters at 1902 North
eminary street. Mr. Deeb plans to
loye his present store structure to a
ONT several yards TO the rear of its
resent site. Work on the store may
OF be started until the beginning of
9l5.
The Philathes class of the Baptist
hureh will meet with Mrs. Lewis Jones
% Webster street this "wednesday
vening. for a social and work evening.
ONE prepared to sew All Phlatheas
nd their friends are invited Yester-
avs Times printed the street as Bolster
rect, which should have been Webster ,
rect.
A meeting of the D. c. V. club OF
Orth Barre will be- held at the Berlin
rect mission this evening at 1880 ,
clock. The attendance of every mem I
n is desired as important matters are
ans for winter series of entertain !
ents and social meetings Of the club 4
III b. discussed. II
A stoyepipe fire IN the house at N
itterson street owned and occupied by 1 il
r.. Laura Keith, was responsible for a !
III alarm OF fire received at the sta i
On yesterday afternoon al ! 40 o'clock. I
lree Of the regulars answered the call
the auto truck and after removing &
accumulation Of SCOT in the refrac.
~ stovepipe the imminent danger Of :
bad fire was over. There was no dam. u
u. O.
Last evening in Rowland han Miss il
18th Coburn Moves 81 the Moves School a
Expression Of Boston read Dickens =,
leak House" 10 a large and attentive q
dienee. II would he hard to find any. d
? who heard her who did not go away II
lighted. Miss Moves had the difficult 2
* Of impersoHating II different char "a
ters She was brought here through ol
p efforts Of the educational depart "
mt Of The Barre Woinan's club.
several Of the city officials have e. :,
blished hunting camp in DuKburF for y
, open season on deer and there is d
sch speculation rife a. 10 who viii q
ng home the first venison Mavor ". "a
Ward and Alderman A. r. Bruce were Al
the woods early yesterday and later Tot
y were Joined by Chief g. D. Glad To-
g and =. G. Cutler IN vears past r.
season has gone ~ without some fa
rlber Of the party bringing down a al
a. 90
Three applicants far tho vacancy N 80
force oE rrruiar G~emen are taiug
.aiiarrH ~ tho afferrraria Gee som Z n,