The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

suits at special prices at Abbotts.
handkerchief ready for ChristmaI
shopping at Vaughans.
Remember the bread contest-you mal
win the, prize. Institute at Howlan'
hall.
Ask to see our dress skirts and cor
sets, the latest models. Paris Shirtwaist
House.
Mrs. j. G., McRae has been confined
to her home in the Miles block for the
past week with illness.
Egldio j. Rulfo is moving his house
hold goods from Elmore street into the
house at So West street.
Methodist ladies of the fair circle and
Their helpers are requested to meet at
the church Wednesday morning at $3.50
The ladies Of the Baptist church will
hold a sale OF aprons, dolls and fancy
articles Tuesday night in the vestry OF
the church after the supper
There will be meeting of the board
OF directors of the Barre Woman's club
Monday evening at o'clock in Aldrich
hall
THE Sole Sister" two-reel Rex
drama, featuring Anna Little and Her
| bert Rawlinson, also Warren kerrl-
gan picture, at the Bijou.
| Rummage sale, Uniyersalist vestry, on
Thursday afternoon and evening. Leave
articles at the church on Tuesday or
Wednesday. Note change of date.
Ora !. Gregware is moving his house
hold goods from II Academy street into
the house at 100 Hill street, The family
will reside with Mrs. Gregware's father,
Mr.. Cults.
Mrs G. NJ. Wiley and two sons, Shei-
don and Chauncy, OF Maple Grove have
returned from Northteld, where they
passed Thanksgiving with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Moseley.
A telegram was received in the city
Saturday, announcing the birth OF son,
William Ross, to Mr.. and Mrs William
White of Shaunavon, Sask. Mrs. White
will be remembered here as Margaret
Hunter.
A. Andreoletti of High Holborn street
was taken to Montpelier last night in
Badger 4 Co s ambulance. Upon his ar
rival in Montpelier Mr.. Andreoletti en-
tered Heaton hospital and submitted to
a successful operation for appendicitis.
To-day his condition was reported to be
and speedy recovery is an
ticipated.
Contrary to the Interpretation which |
many have persisted in placing on the
statute, the curtain on the 1914 open sea
son for deer will be lowered at shutdown |
to morrow, Dec |, instead of tonight |
The law brooks no misinterpretation of |
It's meaning, as anyone may see who |
takes the trouble to sean the game laws. /
From Nov. 10 to Dec. !, both dates in
,lusive and Sundays excepted" is the
way the law reads. Tomorrow also
marks the end of the period when par
ridges, shore birds, gray squirrels, etc,
nay be hunted. Fur bearing animals,
or the most part, are unprotected until
March /. Reports from the hunting
ields do not point to an extraordinarily
killing OF deer. The percent
ge OF does and short horns is said to BE-
Ibove the average and game wardens
ound the state have had their hands
ull in investigating cases OF violation
}arre market men say that fewer deer
ave been available for purchase this
car than in the past three years.
Speculation as TO whom the governor
fill appoint to the superior and supreme
curt benches is rife among local mem
ers of the legal fraternity as well as
in the state. On all sides it .
as confidently expected that Governor ,
fletcher would make known his selec-
ions to-day, as the terms OF the present '
icumbents expire tonight. Apparently,
owever, the governor continues 20 keep =
is own counsel in the matter and it will \
OF be surprising il he lets his appontees
lake their own announcements when ,
ley 20 to court tomorrow. On the I,
ings Of rumor at least three Of the
resent judges are reported TO be dis (
laced from the bench and one OF the ex \
utive's selections for the superior court
idgeships seems to be pretty well set
ed. During his tenure OF Office Gov =
nor Fletcher promoted George NJ Pow 4
3 OF Morrisville to the supreme court
sticeship Judge William II. Taylor Of I
ardwick was transferred from the SUI
.rior court 10 the supreme court bench Y
ID Leighton p. Slack OF ST. Johnsbury +,
as appointed TO the superior court L
nch.