The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-13
TALK OF THE TOWN


Knights.
Saturday special in house dresses a
Abbott's.
See list Of w. II. Richardson rea
estate. page 7.
Great sale begins Saturday at Thu
Vaughan Store.
At 40c each, children's night robes, al
Perry's on Saturday.
IL will pay to keep an eye on our win
dows. G. N. Kenyon & Co.
A special value in ladies' sweater fol
: al Perry's on Saturday.
See our l9c window display. You will
find bargains. Kenyon's Store.
A. j. Hiebert OF Roxbury was visiting
friends in the city yesterday.
The Odd Ladies have secret. Come
to the dance Friday night and you Will
know it.
Alto Mariana OF the Bijou theatre
went this morning to Burlington on a
short business trip.
Members of the Methodist church choir
are requested to meet for rehearsal to-
night at 7 o'clock sharp.
| Berton Emerson of Beckley street left
yesterday for Burlington, where he will
visit friends for few days.
Regular Saturday night dance in How
land hall Nov. ii under the auspices of
Riley's orchestra. Ladies free.
Mrs. Fred Gauthier and children were
in the city yesterday on their way to
Waterbury, where they will reside.
Regular meeting of Queen of Forest
circle this evening at 7 o'clock. Initia-
ton. Social hour and refreshments aft
erward.
Mrs. j. w. Bates Of Moretown, who
has been visiting with friends in the city
for the past few days, returned to her
home yesterday.
We make our own candies, and offer
as a special for Saturday, Boston chips,
assorted favors, zoe per pound; Mexican
nut caramels, l5c per pound. The New
England Fruit Co.
The superintendent of cemeteries will
be in his Office, city hall, Saturday even
ings from to s during November for
the collection of fees for care of lots.
Everyone is excited over our piano
contest. Lend a helping hand to some
OF the contestants or enter the contest
yourself Ask for votes on every pur-
chase. G. N. Kenyon & Co.
Governor Fletcher has appointed #. L. |
Skinner of Windsor to succeed Dan +. /
Davis of this city on the state board of
pharmacy. Mr.. Davis resigned sometime
ago.
John G. Mansur. who has been spend
ing several days in the city on business
with his interest in the Barre
Candy Co. returned this forenoon to his
home in Burlington.
The Mohawk Ministries, under the aus
Dices OF the local order of Red Men, will
appear at the Pavilion Tuesday, Nov. II.
Program will consist of choruses, senti-
mental and comic songs.
Edgar Olny, who arrived in the city
asst week to superintendent the incep-
ion of logging operations on his timber
OF in Orange returned this morning to
lis home in Fitehburg, Mass. ,
Clarence Curtis has resumed his stud
IS at Goddard seminary, after passing [
everal days with his parents in Orange. :
Richard GILES of Rutland was among \
he business visitors in the city yester- G
ay and to-day. 4
All those who have made aprons for $
he Universalist fair are asked to be s
ure and leave them early next week n
18th Mrs. Bradford, corner of Summer h
nd Merchant streets, or at the church
OF later than. Wednesday morning, the 81
pening day OF the sale. e
Invitations have been issued for the Il
pproaehing marriage of Miss Grace Eva c,
illon. daughter Of John w. Dillon. TO I
,mes Sector, jr., of this city The we'd VI
ng will be celebrated at the home of c,
he bride.to-be be, AZ Merchant street, at s +,
clock on the evening of Wednesday t.
&c. 2. I,
Sometime yesterday an automobile or u
am collided with the keep To the W
ight" sign at the junction of Wash. a.
gton and North Main streets. No one p
ems to have witnessed the mishap, but P
e standard minus the sign, was found 70
the street late yesterday afternoon. 70
Christofola Ventura of Mortified ar =
we'd in the city this morning for M
ort visit with friends. Late this even -
2 Mr.. Ventura will leave for New
Irk, whence he plans 10 sail Monday
the Italian liner Stampolia, for his On
rmer home in Italy. Mr.. Ventura will N
IS the winter in Europe. 90
+. Bal and A. Tomasini each got fine ~
ok Yesterday on the Scampini farm in :.
'Xbury. The formers deer weighed $50 ~
unds while the latter's tipped the ~
lies at 225 Among others who were :
nccssful were @. Miami Of North Main
.eet aud Raymond Diemer Of the !"
iinfield road. In the neighborhood Of ~ -,
p Scampini farm in RoNbury are =,
ge number Of Barre hunters Wy
The statement that James X. Pirie. Ia
iresentatiye-elec from Williamstown, 90
the FIRST Democrat 10 h. elected 90 81
general assembly from that town in I
year.. has prompted an inquiry a. 10 N.
o was the successful Democrat in the an
Tn % years ago. An examination Of O.
records shows that Captain Milton An
Irtin. himself o staunch disciple Of n
-ksoniau Democracy. was elected in Ro
cessite years. 1850 and 1851. CAPTAIN IN,
rtin was tie father Of Albert r. Mar. iCe
. who Is now engaged a. blacksmith iCu
NJ
svcrett Hood. the well known adro- an
p 81 sharper shears. told The Times Bic
lay mere about the boy baby born 20 20f
and Mfs HOOD - their home on 49,
Montpelier road nov. s. The voune
J has bern named Everett George
liam Anthony Hood and TIE fathef