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

Roman stripe dress goods at Abbott's
Buy your hose that gives satisfaction
at Vaughan's.
Bargains Friday and Saturday at thu
Vaughan Store.
Another rummage sale by the Won
ans club Nov. 10.
Underwear weather is just around the
corner. We have the underwear that
you will appreciate, at Perry's.
Please bring articles for the rummage
sale at the Congregational church vestry
to the yestry Friday afternoon.
just received, carload OF fancy New
Hampshire state apples at Diversi's
Fruit Store. See quality and get our
| prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis and Mrs.
Ida johnson returned this morning to
their home in Mortified, after having
been called here by the death of Mrs.
A. Il. Cults.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston of Cam
bridge, Mass, Mrs. j. w. Hearsey of
Somerville, Mass, w. H. Petrie Of
Greenwich, Mass, A. NJ Petrie of Ware,
Mass and G. d. Petrie of Conway, Mass,
are passing several days at the home of
Mrs. Helen Petrie on Glenwood avenue,
having been called here by the illness
and death of Mrs. Francis Leith, jr.
Through an agreement reached by
Grand Juror Wishart and Attorneys r.
A. Hoar and A. G. Fay, counsel for the
defendant, the city court case of State
VS.. Victor Stacy, charged with breach
of the peace, was continued to-day until
Nov. "a. Stacy was arrested Sunday
night as the result of an alteration
said to have taken place on Maple ave-
nue.. According to the authorities, the
principal witness for the state, Henry
Stacy, upon whom the assault is al
legged to have been committed, was miss
ing to-day.
A number of Barre Presbyterians went |
to Graniteyille last evening to attend the !
fair given by the ladies' aid society OF |
the Graniteville Presbyterian church in
Miles hall The supper was one of the
most successful ever held by the society
and the patronage was particularly graf
flying. A sale of fancy goods, etc, at
tracted many people, and others who
were not present for the supper joined
/ large audience for the program later
n the evening. Remarks We're made by
he Graniteville pastor, Rev. Fred Me-
Neill, and by Rev. Edgar Grassland of
he First Presbyterian church, this city.
Vocal solos were contributed by Mr..
1renier and Miss Bertha Murray, and
Mss Bartlett gave two enjoyable read
ngs. A piano solo by Frances McNil-
Jams brought the program to close
through The Times the society wishes /,
o thank all who shared in making the /,
air a success.
While the harvest moon is riding high, !
zeal nimrods are abroad these nights :
uniting 'coons. Since Monday night, at
'ast three hunting parties composed of
zeal sportsmen for the most part have !
aturned from successful quests, and :,
theirs are planning to participate in diff I
,rent hunts scheduled for the week
ractically every trained coon dog in :
he city has been in demand. and when
YER regular" coon hunting canine is ],
1t available, a dog of some other spe- !,
es is drafted. East Brookfield is the
,al for many of the hunters, and il !,
Is been in the woods surrounding that !,
llage that the best hunting has been =
und. The locality is favorite goal =
r Barre people because the trip may
made by automobile and a return
ade before morning.