The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

Some extra values at Perrys on Sat
urday.
Blankets Mt quite saving at Perry
on Saturday.
Cantata tonight at the Universalis'
frir and festival.
Ten per cent discount on Thanksgiving
linens at Vaughan's.
Saturday special Muslin waists, ex
ira good values, for 0Sc. Paris SHIRT
waist House.
Steve Mochetti of South Main street
entered the City hospital last night ior
treatment of blood poisoning.
BY express to-day, nice line OF
serges and crepe dresses, basque and
other styles. Paris Shirtwaist House.
Frank ). Shea, who is in charge OF the
Barre Shoe store, states that the sale at
his store will not be an auction sale OF
goods.
| James Mcdonald who has been max
ing a few days visit with friends in this
city, returned TO his home in Burlington
yesterday.
| Auction sale tomorrow in Williams
town for Y. B. Slavery, cows and young
cattle. See ad. on page Z. 9. +. Smith,
auctioneer.
Mrs. +. L. Worrall, who has been max
ing an extended visit with relatives in
Barre, left this forenoon for her home
in Woonsocket, r. l.
At the Uniyersalist fair all kinds OF
home cooked food and canned goods to-
day. Pies, cakes and doughnuts. Fri
days specials, baked beans and brown
bread
Harry f.. Smith of Skowhegan, Me-,
who has been the guest of A. A. Lamorey
of Currier street for few days, left this
forenoon on a business trip through
northern Vermont.
Charles A. Brown of Jefferson street is
absent on an extended business trip in
the interests OF Brown & Carroll, granite
manufacturers. Before returning Mr..
Brown will travel through Missouri.
Saturday special at the New England
Fruit Store: Fruit mixture at l5c per
pound; also fancy mixture of ribbon
candy. All genuine, home made candy,
toothsomely favored. See window dis
play.
Three names swere omitted by mistake
in yesterdays Times from the list OF
those who contributed flowers at the
funeral of Mrs, Jessie Ross, these being
Mrs. E. Colby, Miss Velma Coffin and
Miss Lena Mooney.
Miss Margaret Wright, who has been |
passing several days with her mother |
Mrs William Wright of Seminary street,
she will make short visit with friends
before going to New York, whence she |
is to sail for the Bermuda islands to
pass the winter.
Barre council, No. 40l, Knights of Co
umbus, held an enjoyable dancing as
;embly at its rooms in the Scampini
block last evening with an attendance
If nearly 60 couples. Music for the
lancing was furnished by Harris orches-
IA and at intermission dainty refresh
nents were served. The dance, one of
cries of private cotillons to be given by
he council during the winter, was in
barge of a committee headed by Charles
!. Wilkie.
All the children connected with the
unday school of the Church OF the Good
hepherd are invited to meet in the yes
ry of the church on Saturday evening
I o'clock. The program viii be re-
-cshments and games. The mothers are
lvited TO accompany those children who
re too young 70 attend alone. The :
loir boys who are not members of the
unday school are invited TO attend.
omission free.
John h. Cassellini of Cottage street re-
Irned to-day from Worcester, where he
as been one OF party of hunters rang
4 the woods in that locality since Mon
~. The only successful nimrod was
Dung Mario SASH, the l3-year old son I
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph SASH of Worces-
r, formerly OF Barre. Mr.. and Mrs.
ASST were in Barre and they were some
hat surprised last evening when they
ceived telephone message from their
~ saying he had shot a deer The boy
ought the buck down az o'clock yes.
rday afternoon. lie started to drag
e carcass home, but night overlook him -
i'll in the woods, and he was compelled j
leave the deer and make haste to-
ard the farm. A hired man brought
e deer to the Sassi place at : o'clock
Il night. 1t weighed 225 pounds and
ID six prongs. No larger buck has been
ot in Worcester this season.
Around 80 members Of Nincitia lodge.
D. 10, knights Of Pythias, will leave the
~ in automobiles at 6 O'Clock tonight
2 West Topsham 10 attend a meeting :
the sixth Pythian district. Mont
lier lodge viii Dc well represented and
thur Allen OF that city. district dep p
y. viii have charge of the gathering.
nong the local auto owners who plan =,
make the trip are: Dan J. Morse. r.
Currier, y. c. Glysson r. A. Mitham
South Barre. Mark Cutler, G. C. Ken
m. and Arthur = Martin. Work on
4 second degree viii b. a part Of the. ~
and n number 81 candidates lII
u b. presented for the ritual Grand III
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