The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-12
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER u, 1914.
The Weather
Sunday fair; rising temperature
TALK OF THE TOWN


See the new fall suits and coats at
Abbott's.
Special prices on separate skirts for
Saturday at Abbot's.
Come and see the serge dresses Just
in at the Paris Shrtwaist House.
| Sadlier will retire your baby carriage
wheels and frame your pictures. Call
| New fall waists in wolfe, crepe, or
Candle and flannel Paris Shirtwaist
House.
A good time to stock up on outing
flannel. special sale at Tee yard
at Perry's on Saturday.
| The president of the woman's guild
of the Episcopal church solicits from
the members of the church articles foi
the rummage sale, to be held sept. "a
at the church.
Mrs. Rose NJ. Bagley and Otto Edison,
against whom statutory charges are
pending in city court, were released yes
terday after each had furnished bail in
the sum of $500. The cases are to be
held next week.
For new and secondhand furniture,
heaters, and kitchen stoves of all kinds,
| come and see my line. Ii will pay you
before going elsewhere. Second hand
| furniture bought and sought. Nj. Gotler,
| II Seminary street, Barre, Nt-AdVt.
The Altrurians had avery enjoyable
meeting with Mrs. Edward Philbrick on
/ Friday afternoon. One feature of the
program was a delightful talk by Mrs.
Holt on her travel in England. pro-
fusely illustrated by kodak pictures,
taken by herself. social hour followed,
at which dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess.
| Auction sale to-day at 2 p m. Of the
Fleetwood cottage, barn and two acres
of land House newly painted, every
thing slick and clean. One and one
half miles from the city. If you are
looking for nice little chicken, fruit
and vegetable farm, attend this sale.
The property will be sold on very easy
terms. See ad. on page seven. G. !.
Smith. auctioneer.
DIR. T. d. Bancroft was in Ford's thea.
| tire on the night Of the assassination OF
! Abraham Lincoln and he will tell the
story as he saw it, at the Hedding
church Monday evening. Dr. Bancroft
has lectured many times in different
places, he is highly recommended by
clergymen and high school principals and
greatly interests his audiences. He
comes to Barre from Montpelier, where
he speaks in the Congregational church.
| DIR. Bancroft gives his interesting lee
ture at the Heddng church Monday
evening at 1880. Admission free. All
are welcome,
Barre delegates to the Washington
| ID convention Of Mont
heller went to the ca tal to-day, favor
| ing the nomination OF j. Ward Carver
| for county senator and Judge Frank j.
Martin for the probate judgeship. None
of the delegates is formally pledged but
| it is understood that all were more than
| friendly to the candidates. mentioned
| Mr.. Carver will complete his second term
as states attorney in February and
Judge Martin has already been in charge
OF probate court for several years. The
Barre delegation was composed OF the
| following Republicans: II. G. Woodruff,
James Mackay, Albert A. Sargent, \. b.
Ballard John l.. Wallace, h. /. Scott,
/ T. H. Cave IT., C. +. Millar, Frank l..
Small and Will A. Whitcomb.
More than 100 Masons, members OF
Granite lodge, No. 35, +. and A. NJ, and
invited guests from Barre Town, Boston,
Williamstown and other nearby towns,
went to Washington last evening to be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Bradbury at a cornroast. The trip was
made in some 20 automobiles, generously
loaned for the occasion by as many car
owners. BY o'clock practically every
machine had departed from city square,
and the trip to Washington was made
in good time. The corn roast was staged
in the corn field on the Bradbury farm,
and with the corn were served all OF the
fixin's. Afterwards the Masons retired
to the farmhouse, where an abundant
luncheon Of sandwiches, coffee, cake and
new cider was served. Before the party
started for Barre, there was an informal
program of chorus singing and brief
speeches Included in the committee
which had charge of the affair were
William Hurry. Frank X. Beard, Will |
liam Inglis and Clinton L. Millar