The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-10
TALK OF THE TOWN
Fleeced house dresses at perry's.
Bath robes In all sizes At Abbott's,

See list Of w. II. Richardson rea
estate, page 7.
Frank Minnie of North Main street
| left this morning for a short visit with
friends in Springfield, Mass.
? Joseph Williams, who has been visit
ing friends in Burlington for the past
few days, returned home last night.
, Augustus Rossi Of Foss street left yes.
terday for Moretown, where he Is to
spend the rest of the week in hunting
deer
J Mr.. and Mrs. b. w, Metcalf have re.
turned TO their home in Underhll, after
passing several days with Mrs. G. W.
Peake
Miss Grace Cheney returned this morn.
ing to her home in Washington, after
spending several days with friends in
Barre and Montpelier
Miss Bernice Whitcomb of % Beacon
street, who has been employed as stem
ographer for H. W. Scott in the city
court, completed her duties there Satur-
day night
Harley Houghton a clerk in +. d.
Ladd's store and w. W. Parry of Rich
ardson street, left last night for "A
weeks hunting tour through Lanesboro
and vicinity.
G. S. Jackson, who has been employed
in the Palace garage on North Main
street for the past month, completed his
duties there last week and returned to
his home in St. Johnsbury.
The condition of 0rreste Boffino of
Maple avenue, who had the misfortune
to fracture his left ankle in fall which
he sustained Sunday evening, was re-
ported to be comfortable to-day
A house party will be held at the home
of Mrs. NJ. d. Lamb, Summer street, on
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Refresh
ments will be served and Il silver collec-
ton taken. There will be home made
food for sale.
The Philathea class Of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. Lewis Jones
on % Bolster street Wednesday even
ing, Nov. Ii, for a social and work even
ing. Come prepared to sew, All the |
Philatheas and their friends are cor
daily invited.
Officer John s. Murley. who is taking
weeks vacation from mis- duties in the ,
police department, has gone to Jones
vile to remain with party Of friends
during the hunting season. During his
absence his place on the police force is
being filled by special officers.
Mrs. Ella White, who has been visit
ing friends in the city for some time,
left last night for her home in Atlanta.
Ga. She was accompanied as far as
New York by Mrs. Josie B. Waldo On
returning Mrs. Waldo will stop at Bran
ford where she win visit her sister.
aF i 1
H.. arrived in the city last evening for
a visit with his son, A. NJ Flanders, of !
Orange street. Father and son accom-
lCnied Albert c. Creamer and other local I
huntsmen to Pigeon pond in Plainfeld
this morning for a weeks stay at Camp
Kernel" I
Smith & Dashner. real estate agents,
have sold for A. Il. Nichols his resi-.
lenee property at l23 Washington street
to w. G. Simpson of South Ryegate.
Mr.. Simpson has taken the Washington
county agency for the REQ automobile :
ind will move to Barre this week. Mr. :
Nichols will leave soon for Florida. $50
niles south of Jacksonville, where he
)wns farm.
Brownie" has quit the service OF the
American Express Co. in Barre. For up i
wards of eight years the big draft horse
las been a familiar figure on one of the @
teams and among employees
t the local Office Brownie" is credited q
With being the most intelligent animal Il
hat ever pulled a pound of express in
his city. The horse was so we'll trained \
hat he was wont to leave the Central n
'ermont station with a load of express
ialY his nannt upA
through the driveway between the a,
,ichols and Currier blocks, to the Il
ransfer station in the rear of the latter
uilding There, without guiding hand e.
n the reins, Brownie" would cramp h,
he wagon himself and swing the rear an
round to the platform, waiting there
ntil the driver came up TO unload. Re 81
,ntly the big horse suddenly developed m
malady peculiar to horses and was al
lipped to Boston yesterday. A big E.
apple gray horse succeeds him in the
aliyery service. an
Less than two weeks Of the 1914 foot n
All season in Barre remains and the at
70 scholastic teams, Spaulding and sc
oddard, are straining every nerve to
i'm the few remaining games into vic ha
iries, Goddard and Spaulding having he
lshcd their own series, have looked for ~
" teams TO conquer and have succeed ~
in their quest. Tho seminary has a
cal game scheduled with ~. Michael's Ba
llege tomorrow. but the chances are 81
e team won't meet. although an effort frt
= teams won't meet. although an effort nc
gians carry out their part OF the scbed
e agreement. Saturday Goddard i
heduled 20 play St Michael's at
inooski There are no other games on
g seminary schedule. but il " under Of
BOD that The management j. nrgotiat vi
Z with the Tiiton ~ r. seminary for ~
contest 20 be PLAYED either in Barre ~ Fri
Spauldng has game at
with the University OF Yer
mt sophomore and unless a change
made ~ The present arrangement. tie
o citters vii meet ~ The Gospel vi
e campus saturday