The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Abbott's.
1t means money saved at Perry's OIL
Saturday.
See list Of w. f. Richardson rea
estate, page 7.
Buy the Munsing union suits from the
McWhorter Co.
At $l29 ladies' fleeced house dresses
at Perry's on Saturday.
A. o. II. meeting Thursday night at
o'clock, Business of Importance.
See the McWhorter Co. window for
medium-prieed suits, $1,000 to $500.
Russell Allen returned last night from
short visit in st. Johnsbury by auto
mobile.
A daughter was born Monday, Nov 2,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lavalley Of 10
Mount street.
Mrs. Annie Holmes has returned to
Barre, after passing the summer at the
Sunset Hill house, Sugar Hill, N. III.
John Cali, who has been spending the
summer in the western states, returned
last night to pass the winter in this city.
Special feeced underwear for ladies
and children--they have the fleece, too
at 25c, 35c, SOC, SOC, at Perry's on Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Ella White of Atlanta, Ca, is
spending several days in the city as the
guest of Mrs. Josiah Waldo Of Hooker
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Hadley of Uni
versity City, Neb, were in the city yes
terday on business visit to III. W. Scott
of 10 Richardson street.
Miss Lorinda Bliss of Worcester ar
rived in the city this morning for few
days visit at the home of Miss Mildred
Marion on Summer street.
At Glee club business meeting at
Spaulding high school the first of the
week a change of officers from last year
was made. Cyril Marion was elected
manager and John Sector was elected
treasurer
The guild of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will meet Thursday evening at
80 at the home of Mrs. Frank Robin
son, "a Keith avenue. 1t is hoped all
the ladies of the church will try and be
present.
AT the horse sale in Waterbury for
in attendance. Thirty horses went
through the ring One pair of used |
horses brought $500, one pair $245. One
single horse brought $245 and Others all |
The way down to SIS. Several wagons,
carriages, sleighs, sleds, robes, harnesses
md other property were disposed of at
air prices. C. f. Smith, auetioneer.
Mrs. F. NJ. Watkins, who has been the
uest of Alderman John F. Cook and
irs. Cook of East street, returned this
morning to her home in Springfield,
lass. Friends in Barre of Mrs. Wat
.ins' son, George H. Watkins, who was
frequent visitor in the city while at
ending Dartmouth college at Hanover,
l. H., will be interested to learn that he
as secured position with the Wick
lore Paper Co. in Springfield.
Allen Langlois completed his duties as
regular fireman at the fire station last
light, after having been in the service
nce last spring. Mr.. Langlois will take
vacation before embarking in the auto
lobile business in Barre. Until sue
3ssor is chosen, Allen A. Morris, for !
Ter member of the. fire department, viii
e employed at the station. The alder .
anic fire committee will conduct an ex- C
for vacancies next Monday
rening.
At the Church of the Good Shepherd :
st evening the annual meeting Of the
Dung peoples society was held with a
rye attendance of members Plans for
FRYING on the work of the ensuing :
sar were fully discussed and arrange
ents were made for a number Of social 2
't-togethers during the coming winter. ?
mong the officers chosen were: Presi-
mt, Walter NJ. Randall; vice.president, 9
gorge DeMerell; secretary, Miss Lew a
ina Rickert; treasurer, Miss Bertha 7
ale. A number of committees were u
osen TO act in various departments OF a
e society's work.
Deeds were passed to-day in the trans y
: of a farm in Adamant. owned by Mr.. y
"a Mrs. Robert Lowery, 20 Mrs. Kate
Ishley OF Lead, s. ID. The sale in -
ldes 100 acres Of land a set Of farm "
ildings, much Of the personal property :;
med by MFR. and Mrs. Lowery and all y
the farming tools Mr.. and Mrs. n
werv sell on account Of the formers -
paired health and have purchased a
Iall place on which they will make ~
air home. The price figuring in the
Al was around SO 500 Mrs. Lashley :.
4 her son, Charles n. Lashley. have :.
rived from South Dakota and plan 10 Y.
Re possession Of their newly acquired -
lperty within = few days. Tho deal :,
: consummated through the local Of. !,
. Of The D. 4. Perry real estate agency. -
boys have lately commit. a.
Expectations ~ ono kind and an. n
Der on Branch and BROOKLYN streets ~,
IN such an utter disregard for the ~
hts % others that a number Of resi- ~,
IT. who have suffered from their acts 80,
] that their patience IL wen nigh ex- y
lsted. The night raids Of numerous
lnrsters In that vicinity have been
.orted to the police and BY dint u a ~
cful inquiry the officers are iu posses
b Of al the names implicated in the
uhie Parents whose sons are prone \.
skylafkiur are warned that the mis- n, ~
4 must b. stopped Or prosecutions ~.
follow Disturbances have been 70. y,
on IN HBrooklyu~ for some time. but ~
gas ouiy recently that the authorities
= been asked 10 deal With the 81 ~
ders -
ttdie the HwiHtsr league" holds Fun
8 over baseball sfairs. George II
'ri0n Tire Depot square tohaeca deal. =
has arranged for foatbaU service
arnr TIRE eamps PLAYED ~ ths rrin ,
D soeear teans ID Enfland end ~ect
T1.a results nfe rere8tr5 81 wire
p Montreal eFrrf Saturday evening
err rorta8 ~ buIiatin board IN the =.
j strFe ~ ! o'3osk ~ ti,rreabrats ~.