The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-20
TALK OF THE TOWN
Do not forget Abbott,a fur sale.

Do not forget Abhott's fur sale.
Stout ladies' suits and coats, Sadlier's
Come TO Vaughan's Friday and Sat
day.
Great sale towels and crashes at the
Vaughan Store.
Regular meeting of the NJ. w. of A.
this friday evening at o'clock.
Girls, are you going to the H. A. c.
far to see the Norwich cadets IN their
drill Friday night'
The last and browning event of the
colonial fair--the old folks concert at
ubiyersalist church tonight.
Regular Saturday night dance in How.
land hall, Nov, q, under the auspices of
Riey's orchestra. hsdies free.
On all Sc purchases OF Thanksgiving
cards we give 1000 extra votes, good un.
til Nov. 25. G. N. Kenyon Il Co.
Perce Cowie of Warren street re.
turned last night from two weeks,
vacation with friends In Plainfield.
Amusement committee of the |. o. O.
L., M. IT,, please meet at Mrs. j. G.
Morrison's, Laurel street tonight at
7;15.
The Arts and Crafts club will meet
with Miss Gladys N. Gale, Wellington
street this evening Members please be
present.
James r. Coutts has been appointed
local correspondent for the Monumental
News. Mr.. Couttsi territory will en-
brace the entire Barre granite belt
Don't fail to see Charles F. Aver in
the role of Seraphna Sugarplum in the
"BIack Breach of Promise Case" Cobble
Hill grange fair this friday evening.
The party who exchanged fur scarfs at
the Woman's club meeting in Rowland
hnll Tuesday afternoon is asked to please
call on Mrs. William Milne, p Patterson
street, or phone 2362l.
The Barre Redskins claim the juvenile
football championship OF Barre and |
and If any team wants
game weather conditions permitting) 1t |
should communicate with Dewey Mag |
giani, Central street, Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Seofield who have |
been passing few weeks at the home of /
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Campbell Of North |
Main street. have left for Seabreeze. Fla,
where Mr.. Scofeld Is connected with
he Clarendon Hotel Co.. during the win
ier season.
Mrs. Drago Giascomini leaves the city
ate this afternoon for New York. !.
whence she plans to sail on the Due a.
iosta for her former home in Italy Mrs.
iiacomini will pass the winter on the
Italian peninsula, hoping that the change
n climate will benefit her health.
Owing to an advance in the price of
pples, | am unable to get them In bulk.
have car due about Tuesday, Nov. "a,
ancy greetings and Raldwins in stand.
rd barrels, Kings and Spies in 60-pound :
ampers. Ask your dealer to book your
RIDER for delivery on arrival OF car. Sid ,
ey Il. Spatrord
Sunday evening, Nov. %. Mt 7:30,
vangeiist r. l.. Abbott will deliver an I
,teresting lecture the subject of which
ill be, "The Seal of God versus The
lark of the Beast" This lecture will
{ held in the Worthen block on the
'cond floor in the rooms just beyond
he telegraph elice. All are welcome to
he service
Local grocery dealers have been in !
rmed OF the death OF b. A. Colpitts OF
hite River Junction, for q number of
'ars prominent travelling salesman
no visited Barre regularly in the inter-
I OF Cross Abbott & Co. Six weeks
70 Mr.. Colpitts submitted to an opera-
On for appendicitis from the effects Of u
lich he never fully recovered He
ayes his wife and three children. Mr.. o
,lpitts paid his last visit to this sec
,n around seven weeks ago. Ii
Rev. John r. Gates of Mortified gave
most interesting address last evening n
the Hedding church on The Power of "
aver" He told something also of his
II to and his work in Africa. There o
Is a goodsized audience to hear him al
d he held the close attention of all
esent. DIR. William Shaw of Mont fo
iier viii speak this evening, the serv- ri
beginning as usual at 1880 All mem. dc
rs of the church. old and young, are
luested TO attend; for the message "
luld interest all and DIR. Shaw always fir
ngs a helpful address. An are wei. il
ne. Ca
\ telegram has been received here an uu
Incing the safe arrixal in Redlands.
t.. of w. c. Quinlen and Patrick 4. COZ
Nulty. who left Barre for the Pacific in
81 via the Panama canal late in Oc- tn
er. The travellers arrived at San W
lro. the FIRST port in Southern Califor-
Nov. IL Cards mailed around Nov las
were written soon after the Lucken- he
h, the steamship on which they sailed Ole
m New York had reached the Pacific Gin
, Of the Panama canal In communi- lea
ing with their friends in Barre both be-
QuiRlen and Mr.. McNb!tv refer 10 III
extremely hot weather IN the canal am
p. $50