The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-02
TALK OF THE TOWN
Big suit sale at Fits.

III mas been spending Few days IN lllt CIT
on business, returned to his home thi
afternoon.
II Alexander Anderson left this forenoo
at Has o'clock for Concord, n. Ii
II where he will remain with relatives TO
n few weeks.
II We now have a nice display of MESA
line silk waists, all prices. shop early
II while the assortment is good. Parr
Shirtwaist House.
II f. 7. Philips of Claremont, N. II.
is passing several days in the city OF
business connected with the local brancl
H of the Sullivan Machinery Co.
II Mrs. c. II. Granger was called Il
II Randolph to-day by the death of Mr.
II Changers aunt, Mrs. Ellen English
II which occurred this morning.
II We have for distribution limited sup
II ply of proprietary revenue stamps in
II amounts of u, a, u, and a. which we
II will be glad to supply by calling at the
II Peoples National Bank.
II The condition of Peter Belanger of
II Washington, who underwent an opera
i ton for appendicitis at the City hos
\ pital Monday evening, was reported to
be favorable this forenoon.
H Regular meeting of Bright Star Rebek.
/ ah lodge, No. Is, Wednesday evening
Dec 2, at 1880 o'clock. Important bus
mess and every member is requested to
| be present. The officers are asked to be
John Sullivan of Plattsburg, n. Y,
q former resident of Barre, is passing
several days in the city as the guest
of w. s. Page. Mr.. Sullivan was en-
ployed at the Page training stables a
few years ago and he is well known by
horsemen in New York and Vermont
In order to get the interest on your
Christmas club account, all payments
must be made on or before Monday Dec
H. We would appreciate your payment
this week Barre Savings Bank & Trust
Co.
At the Knights of Columbus han this
evening the Italian Pleasure club will
give another one of its popular dances,
invitations having been issued for the
affair. The club orchestra viii play
and a buffet lncheon will be served at |
lintermission.
| News is received here of the birth of |
daughter Monday, Nov. 30, to Mr.. and /
Mrs. James c. Walker OF Vergennes
Mr.. Walker is former resident Of
Barre and at present he is engaged as
principal of the high school in Yer
gennes. His wife is a former Randolph +
girl.
At the regular meeting OF Cobble Hill
grange last evening the following Off
GERS were elected for the year ensuing:
Master, +. f. Perry; oyerseer, A. L.
Smith,; lecturer, Mrs +. f. Perry;
steward, Robert Basset; assistant
steward, Ralph Winter; chaplain Mrs.
II. j, Carr; treasurer, +. X. Hutchinson; 6
secretary, Mrs. Mertie Winter; gate
keeper, VIII Nelson; Ceres, Mrs. l.. F.
Sanborn; Pomona, Mrs. r. f. Bradbury;
Flora, Mrs. A. LII. Smith; lady as 7
sistant steward, Vivian Baker; pianist, Z
Lena Owen; reporter, Mrs. Henry Bas- '
sett.
Adventurous Young America has been
trying the ice on the mill pond at the \
Trow & Holden plant and at South h
Barre during the past few days. A a
number of lads have gone so far as to a
skate across the river and back, but I
discretion has been the ruling factor q
with most of the boys The ice, now 5
lecayed by the warm weather, had at '
attained thickness of two and three +
inches after the cold spell of last week. a
The men who are TO have charge of the n
skating project are waiting e.
'or colder weather before they begin Il
heir work. d
Barre hunters of big game have UNI
lung their rifles and have hung up their
for the winter. The season
or shooting deer came to a close Tues
lay afternoon at o'clock. When the
acts become known through the medi-
Il l.. s.l
anne commissioner it is probable that
be number of deer shot in Washing.
on county viii be smaller than in for
her years. Local nimrods have not kill
a so many and market men say that
enison has been scarcer than in other
ears. Game Warden Charles Keith Of
.orth Seminary street had not returned
rom patrol duty in Plainfeld to-day
nd 80 his opinion on the deer season
a. not available. IL il known that q
lumber Of slain deer have been report
z TO him. Since the opening OF the
JASON ne has been doing patrol work
round Pigeon pond in Plainfeld. At
BE- quest of the game commissioner, the
putty game Wardens are remaining IN 81
ie woods for a few days after the sea- 81
n closes officially 70
States Attorney J Ward Carver went III
iis morning to RoNhnry where he was
represent the prosecution in the case
State ". John Sullivan. q farmer Of A
at town. sullivan was arrested last -
rex by Deputy sheriff A. NJ Morrison
q complaint made % the states at
rncv He vas released after furnish
z bail Of s5ga and the case was con
uued until to-day. when q hearing was
he8uicd to start before Justice 81 the M
ace W A. ATerin sullivan has re-
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"a BIN. The case involves tho aupli-
tian Of q statute seldom invoked ID
.fuont courts According 10 the al. 20
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