The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Abbotts.
1t means money saved at Perry's o.
Saturday,
See list of W. +. Richardson rea
estate, page 7.
Big values in napkins and table dam
ask at Fits
NJ. L. Baker of South Burlington wa
among the business visitors in the cit.
yesterday and to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buel Metealf of Under
hill are visiting Mr., Metcalfs sister
Mrs. Charles w. Peake.
d. A. Perry went this morning u
Marshfeld to conduct an auction sale a
c. i. Thompson's farm.
Special meeting at the B. A. G. clui
rooms Saturday afternoon at 2;3'
o'clock. William Riley, sec.
Special heeced underwear for ladie'
and children-they have the fleece, too
at 25c, Soc, SOC, zoe, at Perry's on Sat
urday.
DR.. and Mrs. i. Y. Z. Archambault
have recently placed their daughter
Henrietta, in the convent at Granite
vile.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G, Papin of SUM
mer street have returned home, after
visiting relatives in Burlington for a
few days.
Fred f. Brooks of North Main street
returned last night from Wells River,
where he has been spending several days
with friends.
The annual meeting of the Glenugie
club will be held in Clan Gordon hall
this friday evening, at 1880 o'clock.
Per order president.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Copeland have re-
turned to their home in Glover, after
passing a few days in Barre on business
connected with real estate matters.
Mrs. Lydia Umstead, who has been
visiting at the home of H. f. Reynolds
for the past few days, left yesterday for
q short visit with friends in Boston and
vicinity.
Louis DeBlos has recently bought
from Thomas Stacy his new cottage
house situated at the junction of Maple
avenue and Brook street. Consideration
not mentioned
After q shutdown of three days, the
Harrison Granite Co. resumed operations
yesterday and all Of the men returned
to work, The suspension was occasioned
by broken shaft
Mrs. w. j. LeBaron returned yester
day to her home in Waterbury, after
passing a few days with her daughter,
Miss Kathleen LeBaron, student at
seminary.
Kenyon's Saturday specials with those
extra piano votes are creating enthusi
ISM Why? Because there is value in
FOODS offered and the piano we are to
rive away is one to be proud of.
At the auction sale in Williamstown |
yesterday at the Ben Bailey farm. for
gorge r. Colby, rather an ordinary lot |
# cows sold for from $50 to $50 per |
read, young cattle, sheep, and poultry |
,rought good prices. Hay in the barn
rought SIC per ton. G. f. Smith, auc-
ioneer.
Smith Dashner, real estate agents,
ave sold for +. II. Miller his 60-acre
arm. located near Rood pond on the
'rookfield road in Williamstown to II.
/. Ellis of East st. Johnsbury. Mr.
His win occupy the property in the
pring and viii improve the property
Or picnic purposes and summer outing,
Ir. Miller is already moving back to
ARE City.
AT the invitation OF James X Prize,
lumber of Barre people will join VIII
friends of Mr. Pirie in cele-
rating his election to the general as
,mblv The reception will be held at
Ir. Prizes home in Williamstown this !
tening at 7 o'clock Mr.. pirie enjoys I
lc honor Of being the first Democrat TO {
, elected from Williamstown in 60 !
ears.
a service will be held tonight at so {
the Worthen black, the subject being !
What Is II to BE a Christian" Next /
indsy night Evangelist +. 1. Abbott !
i'll lecture on Russia in Prophecy" 9
"Omens That Predict the End az /
lrkey and the End Of the World" All 4
ould plan to hear this interesting lee.
re.
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton T. Thompson
ID children OF North Stukely. p. O..
IRE visitors in the city Yesterday while G
their way to Marshticld. where they a
II occupy the farm on HOLSTER hill
lch Mr. Thompson recently purchased
Arthur Barber Mr.. and Mrs. Barber 4
e moving their household goods 10 the .
farm az North Barre. which ]
ey have purchased
The educational department Of the .
IRE Woman's club has secured Miss
ives OF the Moves school Of expression z
Boston for next Tuesday evening. !
5 Moves will read Dickens "Bleak /
use" She i well known a. reader
great ability and charm The com.
ttee has decided to make this meeting
open one and the public IL invited
e tickets for non-club members win
l5c. Mrs Charles Wishart Of this !.
v studied two years with Miss Moves
Boston.
.ictor Bianchi former Barre boy
o il now a sailor In tie United States
.al service, Is passing 2 furlough with 4
,nds IN the CITY. Mr. Rianchi was
ployed in the Vermont fruit store I'M
three wears ago when be- went 70
ton and soon thereafter enlisted IN
naev - the present tiuo he Il 40
land duty AZ the Charlc-town navy
n although he expects 10 b. assigned
j shin uron Biz return 20 tho ward AZ
end 81 ~ davs Although the United
tes Is strictly neutral IN the present (:
.opean war and the situation docs
warrant Tire surposition that this 1
ntrv VIII 81 drawn into the imhror.
there hns leen q uIsh for naval en
ments ID tie mast few months. e.
LING a. Mr Biauch and recruiting