The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-23
TALK OF THE TOWN


Great display of new neckwear a
Vaughan's.
We shall offer some extra good values
at Perry's on Saturday.
Votes with all cash transactions. Be
sure and ask for them at Kenyon's.
New Florida grapefruit, nice and juicy
four for 25c; three for 25c and two fol
25c. At the United Fruit Store.
Mrs. III. A. Richardson announces the
reopening of the art store, with line
of new goods, at ll2 Summer street, cor.
ner of Cottage.
Henry p. Camp. who has been spend
ing few days with his cousin in this
city, returned this morning to his home
in Randolph Center.
The regular Saturday night dance of
| Riley's orchestra will not be held this
week, although so announced on an.
other page of The Times.
Make no engagement for next Thurs
day night but come and see the grand
minstrel SHOW in Rowland hall. The
Red Men will present an elaborate per
Torrance.
Mrs Walter Howe and daughter, who
have been attending the state Sunday
school convention and visiting friends in
Barre and Montpelier, left this morning
for their home in Readsboro.
The Red Men will hold their fair in
Rowland hall beginning Thursday, Oct.
20, and continuing through Saturday
night. A minstrel show will be given on
Thursday and Friday evenings. Dane
ing will continue after the concerts.
Auction sale tomorrow at ! O'Clock
p. m. for F. r. Northrop on the w. E.
Fisk farm just outside the city. Eight
extra good cows. year-olds year
lings and calves, two good horses, brood
sows and shoats, hens and chickens, ex-
ira nice lot of hay, straw, corn fodder,
oats and vegetables. A nice clean lot
of personal property. c. +. Smith, auc-
tioneer.
At the regular meeting OF Hiawatha
lodge No. 20. J. O. o. T. in Odd Fellows
hall last evening work on the second
degree was followed by a description Of
the grand encampment at Atlantic City,
y. j.. last summer. Judge II, w. Scott,
who represented Vermont Odd Fellow
ship at the encampment, was the speak
err and he told an interesting story OF
what took place at the big convention !
II was one OF the biggest sessions the
sovereign grand lodge ever held dele |
gates coming from practically every !
,tate and territory in the United States. |
In accordance with yesterdays an
a meeting OF the Franco /
Americans was held last evening with
'Xcellcnt success Nearly 400 gathered |
o hear the political speech of DIR.
3aehand and his remarks were much APP
,reciatcd by the audience. who gave him
epcated applause In his speech, Or.
}achand said II do not belong to any
,arty, but am for the man who repre-
cnts Ig-t aud Justice words which
we're well understood by the audience.
Ifter the entertainment. dancing was in
rider until after midnight.
Another good crowd was in attendance
{ the Clan fair in Rowland hall last
vening. As before the booths we're well
atronized The program given consisted
I a piano solo by Lois Layiolette, a vocal
Dlo by John Nylc a laughable farce
neitled "A Cheerful Companion by
Iisses Florence and Ethel lnglis, and
ocal solo by Miss Annie Anderson. Each ,
articipant who gave a solo was called
lck for an encore so well we're their
elections received The farce made an
proar OF laughter After the concert I,
ineing was in order Tonight the min
rels will be given again In last even
Igs paper il should have read that
Gorge Mcleod sang. Queen OF the
arth, and the names Of John Robert I,
N and James Hughes we're omitted
ON the chorus. :
A Russian born American citizen Of !,
ARE views the present European tanglc !,
ON an angle seldom considered by 9th
people and gives his reason for as !
gning Teutonic militarlsm TO second !,
ace in the causes leading up To the
ar he points to his homeland as the
It nation in Europe which would wan :,
nly enter into a world bat turns =
the density Of popul the 9th
continental countrir cNplana i
IN Of the great war progress. =
lssia'- immense terrific her own
Iarantee against INVASION be says. but \,
r smaller nations like Germany \
.ance. Britain, Belgium and the Meth :,
lands are forever concerned With the
oblcm ~ accommodating their popn "a
ions lie thinks that = consolidation i
smaller nations Is tho only possible 4,
luton Of the problem bat he does
Z 20 -o far a. 20 believe this solution
bp popular or 70 predict that i viii
iimately prevail. =,