The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

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for 25c, at United Fruit Store.
Chicken'pie supper at the universalis
church Thursday evening, Oct 10.
Fifty.six cubic feet OF chairwood for I
load, 1915. Arthur S. Martin. 'Phon'
53-W.
Thomas Carroll went ~ Middleso,
this morning TO spend several days will
friends.
Rehearsal of Red Men MINISTRIES TO
night at 1880 in basement of Presby
terrain church.
Hortense Knight, instructor on violin
Beginners speciality. 1913 Hill street
City. Phone 1929
Saint John the Baptist dance will b.
held tonight at the X. of c. hall, Ad
mission, 25c per couple.
John w. Vaughan OF Maple Grove re-
turned this morning from a few days
business visit in Boston.
Mrs. John Condor left this morning
for Burlington, where she will spent
several days with friends.
Auction sale of M. r. Childs farm
property, Moretown, Oct is, at 10 a. n
O. II. Hale, auctioncer. See adj
Regular meeting r. c. /. p. A. Wednes-
day evening at 1880 in X. of p. hall.
Business of Importance. Per order Rec.
Sec.
The ladies of the Baptist missionary
society will meet with Mrs. Frank Cave,
French street, Wednesday, Oct. Ia, at
2:30 p. m.
Francis A. Mccarthy of AveriI street
returned this morning from Holyoke,
Mass, where he was called by the death
OF his sister.
The Hon. Charles A. Prouty, independ-
ent candidate for United States senator,
will speak in Barre at the opera house
Monday evening, Oct. l9.--Adv.
Mrs. H. A. Richardson and Mrs. Wal
ter H. Paine of liz Summer street re.
turned yesterday from a stay of sew
eral days with friends in Boston.
There will be a harvest festival sale
tonight at the Salvation Army hall at
5 O'Clock. Come buy your winter po-
tatoes and vegetables of all kinds.
Manager Deeb Habeeb of Walnut
street, who has been spending 10 days in
Boston on business connected with the
New York Bargain house, returned to
Barre this morning.
Regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen, No. 80, will be held in
Foresters' hall Tuesday evening, Oct. -,
at 1880. Business of Importance. Cor.
Sec. Thomas Holder.
Your appetite for either vocal or in
strumental music can be appeased if you
will only come to the ladies' quartet of
the Ithaca Conservatory of Music. Watch |
for the date and place.
James r, Smith Of French street, who |
Is taking a short vacation from his du. |
ties as storekeeper for the NJ. & w. r. |
railroad in Montpelier, left yesterday for
Boston to witness the world series game
.o-day.
Barre lodge, n. f. 0. P. will entertain
Montpelier lodges and Wiliamstown
Oct IA at |. @. @. +. hall.
Business meeting will be called at
'clock sharp, after which there will be
and dancing.
The Socialist local No / has accepted
n offer from Parsons magazine to take
at the rate Of 81 per year.
his is a $l.5O magazine and this offer
My holds good for the month of Octo
er. Subscriptions may be left with
ilbert Phillips, 20 Maple avenue. Adv.
Edward DeForge of Brook street. who
'as fined sl5 and costs after pleading
Utility to a second offense OF ntoxication
! city court yesterday, was unable TO
lrnish the funds and accepted the al q
'rnative of serving SO days in the coun.
7 jail at Montpelier. An officer deliy. c
red him into Sheriff Frank II. Tracv's
Istody in the afternoon. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin s. Waterman of q
PIPER Washington street are passing
'veral days with their sons, Paul ". :
'aterman and Lyndol r. Waterman. IN G
ambridge. Mass. Friends in Barre and
lainiield OF Mrs. r. ". Waterman will I
? glad to learn that she is slowly recoy- u
ing from an attack OF scarlet fever
hich has confined her for several days 4
At the Salvation Army barracks on r
orth Main street Friday evening, Brig
Tier General William Anderson. divi y
onal officer IN command Of tho south y
n New England division. will address y
q friends and members Of the Barre
rps. Before returning TO Boston Brig Z
Iier Anderson will speak IN Montpelier !
ID other towns nearby. {
The aldermanie property committee j.
receipt Of complaint from different Z
rsons regarding the condition Of tine !,
urtyard directly back Of city hall and =
'ding TO Enterprise alley. In yigor
Is protest hIed vith the committee. tire b
mplainants claims that refuse from e
cry floor Of city hsll Is allowed 70 a.. y
mulate in the courtyard without any
icial restraint whatsoever. "
Members and adherents Of the Frat ie
esbyterian church viii meet in the ~
urch sestry "Wednesday evening 20
ar report from the presbytery 81 a.
hieh recently adjourned biz
semi-annual session IN Antrim. \. a. N
- expected that tho presbytery's SAM "a
m of the call recently extended 20 Re-, W
gar Grassland will be received and ae.
tied. Plans viii he laid for holdng n,
installation service sometime in tire ~
ir future -
e p Smith. auctioneer. Was In Wet ~
y burg Saturday holding 4 large ssle te
W. II 1uxburv ~ ~ head 81 eaffla
4 otlser property Thirtv-fvs COWS 4
q for from fg2 50 % sal per head ard a.
-raged so per hend Nesr-old hpifefs ~,
q from $3.50 e. s7l and calves froa, \,
go r. 80 pr brad Other property -.
night good. far rrirss ard tha oauar ~
lressed hinself 81 hefne terv murs go
ased uifh the sale ST. smith = 10 u,
Hbriare to-day holding = farm aalr ~
q z Grnrer n,