The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05
TALK OF THE TOWN
Wa ask your eomparIson II perry,a.

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land hall, Dec, 8, under the auspices o
kiley's orchestra. Ladies', free.
Read the program of the entertainment
10 be given at the Presbyterian sale oil
Tuesday, Dec. =, and see il it's not wortl
your Zoe.
A full dress rehearsal of "The Run
Always" viii be held in the opera hous'
tonight, Members selling tickets mus
make their returns tonight.
At zoe each, special sale OF ladies'
fieeced vests and pants. They have fleece
} too; a 35c value; on sale Saturday for
Zoe each; all sizesj at Perry's.
In the Granite street auditorium this
evening the Italian Benevolent society
Mutuo Soccarso, will hold a dance for the
benefit OF its benevolent fund.
Mary Anderson and Francis Bouloun-
ger of Websterville were in the city yes
terday on their way to Plattsburg, n
Y, where they are going for short
visit.
Christmas stationery for those who
discriminate. Cranes" writing papers
will satisfy. Cost no more than others.
Why, then, not make Cranes your choice.
c. N. Kenyon & Co.
At Merlo's alleys last night, Cleveland
secured three points TO Detroit's one and
Boston four points from st. Louis. Mar
riotti was the high single string bowler,
getting l25 pins.
On account Of broken shaft the Le-
Clair and McNulty stone shed was shut
down this morning until repairs can
be made. 1t is thought that work will
be resumed on Monday morning
The writer of the communication rela-
tive to the Barre street department is re-
minded that his letter must be accom-
panied by the writer's name else the let
ter will not be published The name
would not be published unless the writer
so desired.
Program to be given Tuesday evening,
Dec. s, at 1880 at the Presbyterian sale in
the vestry: Vocal solo. Miss McHardy;
Scotch reading, Mrs. Peter Mulch; piano
solo, Miss Lena Barberi; reading (comicl,
Ralph Rogers cornet solo, Garibaldi Bar
beri. Admission, l0c.
For the unfurling of the flag over the
new hotel on Washington street, the
Barre Citizens band has been engaged by
the Barre Board of Trade According to
plans made this morning it was proposed
to have the unfurling come off at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
Miss Bessie 4. Pitkn of Jefferson
street, who has been employed as a clerk !
in the Daylight store for several years,
will complete her duties there this even
ing. Later in the month Miss Pitkin |
plans to 90 to Providence, r. j. where |
she will enter training school for |
nurses.
In the granite cutters quarters at the
Scampinl block the committee in charge |
of the tobacco subscription for Scottish /
soldiers at the front in France was sched- /
ued to meet this afternoon. 1t was ex
pected that arrangements for making a
thorough canvass of the city would be
in time to permit the solicitors
10 begin work Monday.
The auction sale of stock yesterday
afternoon conducted by ID. A. Perry, auc-
tioneer for G.. A. Thrift at his home
farm in Plainiield attracted large num-
Der of buyers from all the surrounding
towns and good prices prevailed. Cows
sold from S45 to ST. and averaged sos
per head; six two-year- averaged $40
anu Out spring Ndit nuih ioi @Jh
A party including II. w. Scott, +. d.
Beckley, Pliny Cutler, and Charles Spear,
notored TO Mortified last evening where
hey attended the district meeting of
he n. Z. O. p. Grand Warden II. d.
fillmore of Burlington and the supreme
reasurer, John B. Sanborn, were present ,
It the meeting After the meeting a
upper was served to the company.
II. NJ. Farnham, the horseman, held a
'ery successful combination auction sale
4 Montpelier yesterday. Fifty-fve
lorses went through the ring, most of
hem being sold and at very fair prices,
nd five cows, III shoats, wagons, carts,
,uggies, sleds, sleighs, double and single /
.ork and drive harnesses, blankets, robes,
Whips, etc, were disposed OF to the salts I
action of owners and purchasers s. Ii. =
'arnham, clerk; c. f, Smith, auctioneer.
Evangelist r. L. Abbott wishes to an q
ounce to the public that the usual serv- Y
q will be held in the Worthen block at
80 Sunday evening. This service Sun Z
ay evening will be particularly interest n
x. The evangelist will speak on the
blowing: IF Christ Was a Stonecutter "
Barre Would He Observe the Seventh q
ay for the Sabbath The main part
the discourse viii be given, however, y
the answering OF the question: How y
an a Man Keep the Seventh Day for the
lbbath and support His Family" All b.
lould plan to hear this important lee. e
re-
Yesterday afternoon at the Church ~
rect gymnasium was staged the FIRST %
iaulding basketball practice of the sea
n. A large number Of candidates were 1"
i and many trying for the varsity OF
am. Six Of the players who played
last years team, some a. subs but ~
ur OF the regular men. were among the pa
uad. BY the appearance Of some Of -
e new men yesterday, some Of the
players viii have 20 play pretty good IN
order 10 keep their place on the team. in
IrinR the latter part Of the afternoon an
ach Agnew selected two teams from
2 floor and put them through a fast ho
rimmage "A
Al = regular meeting. held last night. %
-een Mountain cguncil. No. 73G. Royal
-cauum. nominated and eiected the fol. a
wing members 70 serve - officers for =.
~ ensuing year Regent William Beck -.
~ regent Charles A. Lundgren; orator. =.
". Gates. secretary. r. J. Attridge
Hector James Grearsgus treasurer. r..
anry W. Knight. chaplain. q D. Jo- =.
nus8n: guide james Alexander. var