The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-14
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Fits, soc damask sale.

Vaughan's.
See list OF w. r, Richardson real
estate, page Z.
Great sale begins Saturday at the
! Vaughan Store.
The concerts for the b. A. c. fair will
start on Monday evening.
1t will pay to keep an eye on our win
dows. G. N. Kenyon 4 Go.
A special value in ladies' sweater for
$50 at Perry's on Saturday.
See our l9c window display. You will
find bargains. Kenyon's Store.
Special Sunday dinner (chicken-pie) at
the Buzzell dining rooms, Soc.
Thanksgiving sale of coats and furs
begins Saturday at Vaughan's
Don't forget the Red Mems minstres
at the Pavilion theatre next Tuesday
evening.
Romeo Scampini shot a 325-pound
buck on the Scampini farm in Roxbury
yesterday.
Officers of Ruth chapter, No. 33, 0. L.
S., are requested to meet in Masonic
hall Monday, NOV. 10, at 5 p. M, for
practice.
Don't climb ladders. Avoid danger
and save time by using Messer's storm
window fasteners. Ask your hardware
dealer.
Mrs. ]. Frigon of Shurtleff Place,
who has been making few days visit
with friends in Montreal, returned to
her home to-day.
The nature study class of the WON
ans club will be meet with Mrs. G. Il.
Bugbee, 9S Washington street, Monday
evening Nov. is, at 1880 o'clock.
The superintendent Of cemeteries will
be in his Office, city hall, Saturday even
ings from to 8 during November for
the collection of fees for care of lots.
Don't fail to attend the b. A, G. fair
tonight at Rowland hall. Admission,
Zoe. Season ticket, soc. A good time
for all. Everybody come.
We make our own candies, and offer
as a special for Saturday, Boston chips,
assorted tlavors, zoe per pound; Mexican
nut caramels, l5c per pound. The New
England Fruit Co.
Officers and members of Bright Star
lodge, No. Is, are requested to
meet in |. o. O. +. hall Monday after
noon at | o'clock to attend the funeral
of our late sister, Jennie Lowell.
Every club woman please send some
thing for the Woman's club rummage |
sale next Thursday, Articles may be |
left at Mrs. Shepard's store or with Mrs.
Q. L. Bugbee, 9S Washington street.
Carl and William Densmore of Bur-
ington, who have been at the home of |
Mrs. Densmore of III Washington
street for the past few days while deer
hunting in this vicinity, returned to
heir home yesterday.
An old folks concert, under the lead
'rship of Prof. Hollister, and a pleasing
,antata, directed by Miss Blanche
spaulding, viii appeal to music lovers
attending the Colonial festival at the
Jniversalist church Nov. Is, 10, and 20.
There will be as usual a service Sun
lay night at 1880 in the Worthen block.
The subject for the evening will be, ''The
'hree Great Commands" Evangelist +.
:. Abbott breaches direct from the Bible
n harmony with Paul's command to
timothy, Preach the word"
Carpenters began yesterday the work
I remodeling the north end of the ,
block. Nearly three
months are expected TO elapse before the
'ork of Transforming the United Fruit
tore Is completed. With the altera.
ions finished, the fruit store is to have
street entrance.
According to advices received at the :
abroad station here, the Central Yer /.
lont railroad officials have purchased
lree new passenger locomotives for
arly delivery. IL is presumed that the
y. . L..
etween Boston and Montreal, although
he information conveys hope that r
,me of the locomotives now in use on :
he main line may be diverted 10 some :
the branches. The locomotives are To-
heelers with superheaters and Walls r
laer valve motions.
The Barre office of the American Ex. e
ress Co. has been notified not 10 accept
ny poultry for shipment 20 the Massa- I
nusetts markets. At first modified :
rider prohibited the shipping of live \
oultry 10 Bay state markets not re-
living the benefit Of federal inspection.
: it happened, the Brighton market !
as the only one under federal super. /.
sion. Later came the order that none :
ut dressed poultry could be shipped
~ NHtit IN mhrhdeNN-tlAHs lhHse re-
rictions have been made a. a part Of :,
le quarantine measures adopted against :
'e spread Of the foot and mouth dis. n
Use. Thus far, il Is said, local poultry "
'alers have not been materially affected
= the order, although shippers will be !"
lmewhst inconvenienced II the quarsn. !.
ne u not removed before the week 4
immediately preceding Thanksgiving.
Granite lodge. No s.. p. and A. NJ, .,
ade its annual inspection by the dis :,
ict deputy grand master last evening !.
.e occasion for a get-together Of Ma q
ne from Barre. Montpelier. Mortified. u
'illismst0wn and other nearby towns =
{ the height Of the evenings doings =,
ound Us Masons were present The !,
rcmonial was the working Of the NJ. a..
gree on several candidates, John &. n
vile, the district deputy. reversing !.
e work and commenting favorabiv on a
10 manner in which il was carried ont. Il.
fter the ceremonial. an excellent ban. -.
- was served and postprandisI rxer- y,
We followed. Among those who a.. -
tied IN making the program enjoyable =.
re Mr.. Wviie and Peter Mutch. Who III
ndeFed q vocal duet, and George Iuaiis. n.
ao sang . solo. The principal speaker -,
b Rev. Grassland. pastor ~ the Fret -.
church. Who gave an IN =
resting tax On Masonry
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