The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-26
TALK OF THE TOWN
Nem neckwear nd Knight's.

New neckwear at hnlgnJ >.
1t will pay you to look; take advan'
tage of the special sale at Perrys on
Saturday.
You viii want one OF those house
dresses on sale for 8oc each at Perry's
on Saturday.
Miss Harriet Bower went this morning
to South Royalton, where she VIII pass
the week end with friends.
Elmer Grafton Of Brook street went
this morning to Randolph. where he VIII
visit relatives for few days.
Ernest A. Drown of Walnut street re-
turned yesterday from few days bus
mess visit in Haverhill, n. H.
d. b. Bendheil returned this morning
to his home in Burlington after passing
the week with friends in Barre.
Rev. j. Biork OF West Patterson street
left Yesterday on a few days business
trim to Bellows Falls and Brattleboro.
John A. Gregware OF New York City
il visiting at the home Of his father,
John Gregware, Of 81 South Main street.
Frank G. Turner, who has been con-
fined TO his home on South Main street
for the past four weeks, was able to be
down street to-day,
John Constantine, who has been pass
ing 10 days with friends in the city, re-
turned yesterday TO Hardwick where ne
is employed in the stone industry.
A. s. Jones left last night on an ex-
tended business trip through New York
and middle western states in the inter
ests Of his granite manufacturing bus
mess
Sheriff r. w. Kent of Orange county
was business visitor in Che city yester-
day while on his way home TO Randolph.
after having spent several days in Chel-
sea.
Twenty five cents buys the biggest
values in handkerehiefs ever offered.
Five thousand extra votes with every
25-cent purchase Saturday. G. n. Ken
Won 4 Co.
Fgidio Conf. who was operated upon
recently at the City hospital for bad
dangerous appendix. is resting much bet
Ter and his friends feel considerably en-
couraged with his condition.
Barre Progressives were represented
AZ the county convention in Montpelier
today bv a sizeable list Of delegates.
While no one was ready to make any
forecast on what the slate would look
like after the convention. there seemed
70 be a feeling among all the delegates
that the ticket endorsed by Charles II.
THOMPSON postcard primary would be
the choice of the convention.
Hepblot. the San Francisco artist who
has been painting new business signs
and renewing old ones around town in
the mast 10 DAYS, entertained large
audience Of art lovers by drawing pic
.ures on the northeast window at the
Marion cigar store last evening. Hep
Mot works from the inside Of the win
dow and aceomplishes his work with
small stick Of transparent soap. The
pictures are easily removed One which
remains on view to-day is a picture Of
the British superdreadnaught, the Iron
Duke.
odd Fellows and Rebekahs. members
II Hiawatha lodge and Bright star lodge
10 the number Of l25 came together last
evening 10 celebrate the reopening Of
Oad Fellows hall in the Gordon block.
since the hall was badly damaged bv
smoke and water in TIE Gordon block
fire last July the lodges have held their
meetings in Miles hall. Meanwhile ex-
tended repairs have been under way
and il was not until yesterday that the
rooms were ready for occupancy. The
affair took the nature Of a get together
and everyone seized the opportunity to
inspect the woodwork and new heating
snnaratus in the hall These are the
most conspicuous changes. although the
anteroom has been enlarged since the
repairs were started. Following en- IN
formal reception, thsre was q dapcing
narfv IN The banquet hail. Mr.. ard Mr..
~ Z. Batchelaer furnishing music. At
iutermission dainty refreshments ~
punch and waters were served. Credit
fof the successful manner in which The
social Vas carried out j. due the con-
mittee. consisting 81 Harry Clark. john
HowsIl and Ernest Houston.