The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05
TALK OF THE TOWN


H more Lunch tonight.
II Special Sunday dinner (chieken.pie) a
H the Buzzell dining rooms, 35c.
II Special for Saturday-Silk petticoats
1926 to 1915; cotton petticoats, Csc Il
H Mrs. Il. A. Drown of Walnut street IL
spending several days with friends IL
H Boston.
Editor Harry G. Whitehill of the Wa
terbury Record was among the business
| visitors in the city to-day.
Master Allan Thomson went to Gran
iteville this forenoon, where he will visit
his sister, Mrs. Alvin b. McLeay.
Paul w. johnson of Randolph, stu
dent at Dartmouth college, Hanover, N,
r., was business visitor in the city to-
day.
Harry M. Kendall, who ia employed in
Boston, arrived in the city this morning
for a weekend visit at his home on
Mount street.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs.
MARI of Franklin street Monday at $50
p. m. Bring your Christmas work, also
your Christmas thoughts.
Officers of Ruth chapter, No. 80, 0. T..
s., are requested to meet in Masonic hall
Monday evening, Dec. Z at 1880 o'clock,
for practice. 1t is necessary that all Off
GERS be present.
Your Christmas shopping viii be pleas
ant when selecting gifts from our COM
| plete stock. Look around and see the
many practical and inexpensive articles
we have on display. c. n Kenyon & Co.
Funeral services for Ermano Andrea
letti of Is High Holborn street, whose
death at the Heaton hospital in Mont
pelier early yesterday morning followed
an operation for appendicitis which he
underwent Sunday night, viii be held
from the house Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock and the interment will be made
in Hope cemetery. Mr.. Andreoletti was
a member Of Mutuo Soccarso the Italian
benevolent society, and members of that
organization will be represented at the
funeral.
Paul Ives OF Middetown, Conn, one of /
the best known authorities on poultry in |
New England, is the man whom the ex
ecutive committee OF the Vermont Poul-
try associa ton has selected to deliver an
address before the poultry men who will
next month for the associa
tons ninth annual show. With H. w,
Ingalls, of Greenyille, n. ", whose impair
tial judging was warmly complimented
at last years show, Mr.. Ives will have
charge OF the Judging at the January ex-
hihition. Ii is expected that Mr.. Ives
viii give his lecture and chalk talk on
the second evening of the show Last
year the poultry address was a distinct
innovation at the January show, but it
proved so popular that the executive
decided to make il perma
rent feature of the annual exhibitions.
An effort is being made to expedite the
work of printing the premium lists and
possible the books will be distributed
lext week.
Sunday school work at the Boutwell,
choolhouse in' Barre Town district No.
?, receives a desired impetus from lib
rally -patronized oyster supper given at
he home of Mrs. Nellie Blanchard on the
amp street extension last evening.
iearly 100 persons, including many who
ave the welfare Of the little Sunday =
nhool close to their hearts, sat down to
well -prepared supper. Covers at the
pacious tables were laid three times be-
,re the crowd had been accommodated
luring the later hours of the evening
1ere was an enjoyable program TO which
number of local musicians contributed.
Tiss Pauline Monkey rendered a piano
DO; a vocal duet was given by Mrs.
melia French, and Miss Helen Jameson =
nd Miss Esther jackson played a plane i
10. Walter Boutwell, sang a solo and
RS. George Morehouse played the piano. -
he program ended with a pleasureable
act by Rev. and Mrs. George II. Holt.
Seventeen diners. comprising hunters
no recently hit the long trail to their
mp in Maidstone, and their wives. made
cry over a bear and venison dinner
It evening To give the very widest
titude 10 the range Of dishes that may
prepared from bear and deer meat, 10
urses were necessary. All Of the es-
initial fxin's were there and scarcely a pE
allure of an ideal game supper was
litted Perhaps the most divertinr
ri OF tie program came with the time
+ telling how the big game was cap NJ
red. IL viii be recalled that a single
lin one recent noontime brought into
: city no fewer than five deer and
lex bear Around the tracking and
1mpt dispatching Of these big 'uns
re woven fantastic tales for the delec-
ion - the womeulolk r. W. Hooker. =
the hunter who brought down the y
n. qualified for the finals with an ex-
ing recital Of how be ran the creature -
earth. Souvenirs q the 1914 hunt In
shape Of photographs o. the hunters
} the hunted IN front 81 their hunting
re az Maidstone. were distributed 10
, guest Among those who eniered
supper were Mr. and Mrs. ". r. cut
Mr. and Mrs b. W Hooker. Mr.. and
ii FRITZ Jackson. Mr. sud Mrs T. z.
bott. Mr. and Mrs Frank MeWhortes.
and Mrs - T. scott. Mr. and Mrs.
,rPe r Bond and p A. Drown.
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