The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

II iiot, HoWe-maue chicken pies ~ Duit
IL more Lunch tonight.
II Did you get one of those wool plai
II skirts at Vaughan's?
II Mr.. and Mrs. Matt. Gavin were Gale
II to Rutland this morning by the death c
II Mr.. Gavin's brother, John Gavin.
II Now is the time to buy your winte
H dresses, all styles and sizes. Specia
II prices for this week. Paris Shirtwais
II House.
II Assessment No. "a of the ladies' aux
H iliary to Clan Gordon is now due an
H must be paid on or before Tuesday, De
eomber /.
Homer Pickard of Rock River P. @
i was visitor in the city to-day while OF
visit with relatives.
We have for distribution limited sup
ply of proprietary revenue stamps il
amounts of Il, "a, "a, and "a, which W.
will be glad to supply by calling at tn
Peoples National Bank.
Mrs. w. f. Shepard of Washington
street, who has been detained at hel
home for several days as the result
Of a fall which che recently sustained, is
able to be at her place of business.
Revenue stamps will be attached tc
shippers receipt on parcel tags issued by
the Barre & Montpelier Traction & Pow
er Co. They will be cancelled, thus max
ing the charge for parcel IL cents
ADV.
The apples in car arriving Nov. %
were mixed lot from different growers
and any that are not satisfactory can be
returned to Is Granite street at my ex-
pense and money refunded. Sidney K.
Spatford.
Dec. is the date OF the annual dance
under the auspices of the ladies' union.
There is always good program, the best
| OF music and a pleasant evening is as
sured. Save the date, Wednesday even
ing, Rowland hall, Riley's orchestra.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Rebek-
all lodge, No. Is, Wednesday evening,
Dec. 2, at 1880 o'clock Important bus
mess and every member is requested to
be present. The officers are asked to be
present for practice.
| Friends in Barre and Graniteville of
Mrs Norman Murray of the latter place
will be interested to learn that she is
making a good recovery from an opera
tion for appendicitis, to which she re-
Gently submitted at the City hospital.
Auto stage to Hardwick via Mont
pelier leaves Perry garage 30 Washing
ton street, 1880 a. IN. everyday except
Sunday and leaves Hardwick on return
trip at , p. M; best of service, comfort
able car, plenty of warm robes, and side
curtains. Your patronage solicited. Call
1852.
In city court yesterday afternoon the
case of state VS.. Robert Hafey, charged
with a subsequent otfense of intoxica-
ton, was mol pressed and the respondent
was discharged from custody. Haley
was arrested Saturday, after complaints
had been made that he was seen in an
intoxicated condition at the city farm. |
Until recently Hafey was an inmate at |
the farm.
Edward Thompson of Landgrove re-
turned to his home this morning, after |
having been the guest for few days OF |
his sister, Mrs. +. NJ. Lyon, OF Highland |
avenue. Mr.. Thompson is the represen
from Landgroye and came to
Barre to make preparations for his stay
in this vicinity while the legislature is
in session.
Peter Belanger, a Washington young
man, was brought TO the City hospital in
IN ambulance last night Mr.. Belanger
was taken from the ambulance to the
operating table, where he underwent an
operation for acute appendicitis. This
morning he was reported 10 be resting
comfortably and indications pointed to
peedy recovery.
The young women's missionary society
Il the Baptist church will meet az the
lome OF Mrs. Holt, 81 Hin street, ON
Wednesday evening at 1880, TO work for
heir Christmas box. All members are
lrged TO be- present. as this will be the
My work meeting for the box. Please ,
ONE prepared 10 make candy bags and
ring pictures suitable for scrapbooks.
Every woman or girl in the city, who
interested in making their own clothes. ,
! urged 10 attend the demonstration at q
be institute tomorrow BY Miss Marshall I
n "Home Dressmaking." From 10 TO y I
a the forenoon and from ? 10 in the !
fternoon she will demonstrate the cut 4
ing and making OF n shirtwaist suit and I
III explain the steps in detail for the b
cneft OF those attending. Rowland \
all, 10 70 ~ a. M, TO 4 P. m, Nednes- {
ay. M
Deputy sheriff A. NJ. Morrison, who a
gently underwent an operation Tor the Z
artial removal OF his left leg. has dis ,
irdcd bis crutches IN favor OF deftly- J
shioned artificial limb presented him
, ". r. Bradford. a Park street artid- +
r. The wooden lex b. made OF cherry 4
ith a copper hand about the bottom. a
IT, Bradford's experience in building ar 4
fetal limbs dates back through many "
aafs. Iu former times be vas often "
smsulted by One-legged men with the q
suit that several people living to-day n
Re ambulatiug on artificial limbs y hich "
{ constructed. LEA
Mrs Jacob Harder Of Hayward. Cal. q
passing several DAYS II Barre ~ the y
rest Of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur " Mae u
"a II the Camp street extension Mrs. a.
srder VIII 10 remembered hy many Il
'ople in Barre. although she has not b
sltel bore in q rumbar Of vears. She N
81 Formerly Mics Ablde Webster. u
urtfer III Hamilton Webster. uho D.
80 to i've iust south ut tiie fsestofdef q
o. Harder has been trareiina through d
p New Eselani states ress aing 49, ni
.aintanras in Maine Neu Hampshire "a
ID NnssncI.usftts
PREPARATION ore nearly completed
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