The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-24
TALK OF THE TOWN
Fleisher yarns at Abbott's.

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Red Men MINISTRIES meet this after
noon at 1880 in Clan Gordon hall,
Angelo Bottgi OF Foss street is EN-
ployed as a clerk in the Lamorey cloth
ing store.
A son, Gordon Murray Edward, wa.
born Friday, Oct. 70, to Mr. and Mrs
Alex Edward OF Long street,
The president of the Meadow Brook
Golf club requests that all members OF
the club be on the grounds at 10 o'clock
/ Sunday morning.
| Mrs H. s. Parker has returned to her
home in Barre after an extended visit
with relatives in Utica, y. u, and other
cities in the Empire state.
Carpenters, attention. All members OF
local 4sl, c. & j. OF A., are hereby noti-
fed TO be present at the regular meeting
on Monday evening, Oct. &C. at 1880
o'clock. Important business. Per order
rec. sec,
w. II, Bycraft, who recently purchased
farm III Plainhcld, was a visitor in the
city this morning, leaving later in the
forenoon for a short visit at his former
home in Fairfield,
Mr., and Mrs. Riley Burgess, Earl Bur
CESS and Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Beattie
motored to Hardwick last evening to at
tend the banquet defeating the opening
OF the new dining hall the New Hard
wick inn.
The rummage sale by the Womans
club will be held on Monday, Oct. 26, at
the emergency room in the city building
from to 8 o'clock p. m. Partly worn
winter coats, hats, underclothng, etc,
ril be sold cheap. Come and see what
have
A special meeting OF Jumpers, boxers
ad derrickmen, No. 80, will be held in
oresters hall Tuesday evening, Oct p,
At 1880. 1t is for the interest of every
to attend this meeting, as there
is business of great Importance to be at
tended to. Cor Sec. Thos Holder.
Lyman Budro of South Barre was
visitor in the city this morning, leaving
on the s;l5 O'Clock train for Burlington,
TO which point he accompanied his
law, who is returning to her
home in Plattsburg, \. Y, after a stay |
If several weeks with relatives in this
locality.
A. j. Blackmore of this city was in.
tiated into Commons club at Wesleyan I
Middletown, Conn, Friday |
'vening, Oct. %. Commons club was
'ounded in 1899 and is affiliated with |
similar clubs in several other colleges.
This club is the largest and one OF the
most successful OF the social and frater-
lal organizations at Wesleyan.
Evangelist +. l.. Abbott wishes to
nnounce to the public that the usual
ervice will be held Sunday evening at
80 in the Worthen block. The sub
ect of the lecture will be, THE Greatest
(eed of the Church To-day" In these
ventful days, in which we are living. we
hould certainly consider candidy this
important subject. All are welcome to
he service.
Betty Dean, the chestnut race mare
wned in this city and driven by f. A.
layton. showed to be in fine fettle and
arm in her race Thursday over the
,mous mile course at Readylle, Mass,
the 2:l5 class pace, with six in the
zee. While it went three straight to
irdie Alcyo, a Somersworth, n H.,
1rse, Ethel Direct, Colonel Patch, Hard :
uck, Alley Boy and Betty Deem We're
lere to make the going, and Slayton &
rove each heat with precision for sec.
I'd place and TO land second money in
ie $500 purse. which he did The time b
.2:l44, 2;l2A, 2:l2I5 was good, con a
dering the wet weather conditions OF
Ie track and the fact that no racing v
I'd been over it since 1912 BETTY will f
shipped here and remain in winter t
larters, unless it is decided to race
.er ice for the rich stakes and purses r
ing offered in Canada a few Barre v
Imircrs went to ReadviIle to see the 5
ccs.