The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
TALK OF THE TOWN
hildren's sweaters Nd Yaughan's,

Mrs. Helen Batcheder lett to-day Tor
a visit TO her grandson in Lebanon, \, H.
Jennie Ricciarelli of North Main street
began work this morning as clerk in the
\ New York Bargain store,
: Misses Beatrice and Evelyn Bugbee OF
J Washington street have returned from
| few days visit with friends in North
field.
Clayton Meakcr of Jefferson street,
, who has been on n two weeks vacation,
! resumed his duties at +. ID, Ladd's store
to-day.
Mrs. h. Smith of Hardwiek, who has
been visiting relatives in the city for the
past few days, returned to her home
yesterday.
II. j. Gale returned to his home in
Burlington last night, after spending a
few days in Barre and Plainfeld on real
estate matters.
The officers OF Ruth chapter, No. 33, o,
4. S. are requested to meet in Masonic
hall Wednesday evening, Oct. 2S, at
o'clock for practice,
John Mcdonald OF Smith place, a
clerk in II. j. Smiths meat market on
North Main street, is absent from his
duties on account of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond V. Britain,
who have been visiting friends in the
city for few days, returned this morn
ing to their home in Mortified
Eduardo Ventura, who has been EN-
ployed by the Woodbury. Granite Co. in
! Hardwick since last May, returned toI
Barre this morning for the winter.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Potter and Fred
Martin OF Plainfed were in the city
last evening to attend the presentation
of "The Firefy" at the Barre opera
house.
There will be all sorts of Halloween
stunts at the Halloween party at the
Church of the Good Shepherd on the
evening of Oct. 20, at O'Clock. Admis
sion, &c.
Regular meeting OF r. G. |. P. A. on
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock in
X. z. hall. October dues should be paid
at this meeting. Per order recording
secretary
Dr. w. D. Mayo of Northfield returned
TO his home last evening, after brief
business visit in the city. DR.. Mayo is
the Democratic candidate for the legis
latlre this year.
Mrs. Hattie Hart, who has been spend /
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Papin of Bolster
avenue, returned yesterday to her home
in Plattsburg, y. y.
A special meeting of Col J. B. Mead
circle Ladies OF the G. A. r., will be
held Tuesday evening, Oct 81, at \ +
o'clock for inspection by the department
president Let every member try to
be present.
Raymond Peterson OF st. Johnsbury,
who has been visiting friends in the city
for the past few days, returned home
yesterday. While here, Mr.. Peterson at .
tended the Goddard Spaulding game on
Boys Life, the Boy Scout magazine for ,
contains an illustrated ar /
tiele on Stanton Burgess wireless tele
graph outfit, but locates the young man
in Burlington instead of Barre, where he
makes his home.
Tonight at Merlo's alley the Initials
Of Montpelier bowl the lnternatonals of
this city. Last week the Internationals h
were defeated two out of three games
1t Montpelier The game is scheduled c
10 begin at 1880.
n HpSNiai uicfAAhk w jumpers UNITS / z
md derrickmen, No So will be held in
7oresters' hall Tuesday evening, Oct. 81, r,
It 1880. IL is for the interest OF every y
member TO attend this meeting, as there
5 business of great Importance to be at n
ended to. Cor. Sec. Thos. Holder I,
Auction sale tomorrow at ? p. m. Of
nice cottagehouse. barn and large \
OF, which is a part of the late Martin a,
Nheelock estate and is located on Kent
treet, Seminary hill, Montpelier; Ken. =,
treet leads off Ridge street Nice home =
or someone and win be sold Go settle =
he estate. Mrs Florence w. Myrick.
dministratriX. c. f. Smith, auctioneer. ie
Luigi Brovelli of Center street, Giovan- %
/ Bottsro OF Spring street and David
londini left the city last evening for "
lew York where they are TO remain for W
sightseeing visit until Saturday when
hey viii sail on the I.loyd-Italian liner. in
sserta, for Genoa The party will pass pa
he winter on the upper Italian PENN b
lla.
Rev w J. NJ Besttie Of fremont th
treet aud Rev n. A. Flint Of Montpelier n
stunned by automobile late yesterday ii
fternoon from Rutland where they at
,nded the funeral Of RI Rev William o..
Weeks. which was held in the fore. M
Don. Roads over tho mountains from ~
utland are reported 10 be in excellent RI
,ndition considering the time Of the wi
ear, although in spots there appear 20
I've been heavy rains. 49,.
new United States Gag is waving ot
-oudly over the federal building and an Ii
4 and tattered emblem Of liberty has pr
.en discarded Ever since the new post vi
ice was erected. the local postal a.
cbes have been compelled to make B.,
10 bcst Of the situation bv fving a ~
mewhat dilaTidnted edition Of the D,
ars and stripcs Thc new flag aBs for. ~
arded from Washington only short y,
ne ago. L.
With the approach Of colder weather
"a conditions less conrenial a. outdoor n,
sepiuF. police headquarters j. be.ieged -
fh evening with an average ~ tour ~
Gee dcrelicts. most 81 whom frankly
ufess that theY arr avoiding. rather -
an seeking manual labor Into the -
endly warmth of the chiefs Office last
eht stroie q fathef brdranrled per
D from Omaha Neh The man told Of ~
sing hraten his way from the Misss. 20
lri ~ the cosst IN search n uark Hp
9 bern uithput sictuais ard drink BE- 81
d. far nearly fso days The poiicf -