The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-30
TALK OF THE TOWN


Black Cat winter hosiery at Abbott
Another saving for you at Perry's OF
Saturday.
You will find some extra good values
at Perry's on Saturday,
, At Sl.lb pair, special sale of blan
kets at Perry's ON Saturday.
A sale of ladies' heavy heeced vest,
and pants for 25c, including extra sizes
at Perry's on Saturday.
There will be meeting OF local No
1873, Musicians Protective association
Sunday afternoon Mt 3 o'clock.
Only place in town where you find
the biggest line of fruit and the lowest
prices. The United Fruit Store.
Democratic headquarters have been
opened at room five, jackson building
and all supporters are cordially invited
to call at any time.
Notice to the Public Beginning Sat.
urday night the 1880 car out of Mont.
pelier will be discontinued. The last
car for Barre leaves at 10 o'clock.
John A. Wilson of Worcester, secre-
tary of the Washington County Veterans
association was among the business Wis
itors in the city yesterday and to-day.
Mrs. Abbe Emery and son, Fred
Emery, of Washington, d. c., who have
been passing few days with friends in
the city, have gone to Randolph to make
a visit at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Alonzo Emery.
Saturday evenings programme at the
Red Mems fair will include by request
the song, "The Sweetest Story Ever
Told" by James Bennett. Other singers
Io Do H., AJnIlnna1J
Ingram, George Mcleod
Miss Mamie Mcdonald of Elm street.
who has been taking vacation from her
duties in the office of the Barre Granite
& Quarry Co., returned yesterday from
q three weeks visit with relatives in
Boston and New York.
G, Bau returned this forenoon to
Greenfield, Mass, after passing a few
days with his family on Franklin street
Mr.. Bau has purchased a studio in
Greenfield and will move his family TO
that city within few weeks
Mrs. d. w. Douglas and son, Robert,
who came here to attend the Clark Par
ker wedding, have returned to their
home in ST. Johns, p. O., after passing
few days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
- ~. 4 dihFi VI - tppdulhiltR Etittt.
Officer Harry Gamble and Mrs. Gamble
of Division street and their daughter,
Miss Ethel Gamble, who recently com
pleted her duties in the Woolworth store. |
left this forenoon for a few days visit
with friends in BoltonvilIe and Wells !
River
Around % tickets were sold at the
Central Vermont station this forenoon !
for the excursion to Montreal Among
those who will pass a few days in the
Canadian metropolis are; Mr.. and Mrs
John Ball, Alexander Fowle. James Car
son, William Hurry, Peter Fraser, Miss
Katherine Fraser, Mrs. John G. Clement,
Robert O'Herin of Websterville and
Mark Degnan of Graniteville.
As the schedule stands there will be
no football game in Barre to- morrow.
The Goddard eleven 60 tomorrow to
Randolph Center. where they play the
Aggies for the second time. The last
game Goddard won by a large score
The Aggies have been playing better
football than earlier in the season and
good game is looked for. Spauding is to
play Z. V. NJ. freshmen tomorrow at
for the first time this season.
This game is in place of the Burlington
nigh school game. which could not be
arranged on account of conflicting dates. ,
There viii he no game with Burlington ,
Ugh school this year. I
st. Aldemar commandery, No IL, \
Knights Templar, held delightful Hal
owe'en party in the Masonic barracks q
asst evening Forty couples were pres }
Mt, the attendance including a number ,
1 out-oftown knights and their wives {
he earlier part of the evening was Civ .
n over TO program, TO which Miss I
lortense Knight and Harold Knight con.
ributed violin duets, accompanied by
fiss Blanche Russell. Another pleasur.
bic feature Of the program was a hum
rous reading by DR.. r. NJ Lynde Music 7
Dr dancing was furnished BY the com.
landery orchestra of nine members,
imposed OF the following people Mrs.
+ :, Love, George w Grant, Albert
colt, John McCowsn, Miss Hortense
night Harold Knight, William Trem.
~, A. r. Bruce and y. :. Love. A mum N
Pr Of young women served refreshments !;
intermission The committee in
large Of the affair was Homer C. LAdd, .,
fHh NoNltss Ut. JOG w dhfkHoHs ". -. III
ower and A. C. Tilden. In
Barre people will be interested in the v
blowing item concerning former land /,
I'd Of the old City hotel: Wv H. snow. bI
-oprietor OF the new Hardwick hotel, 81
I'VE a public banquet on a recent even T.
z. which Was attended by more than n
o guests Justice w r. Tsylor OF =
ardsick acted a. POSTMASTER and the N
flowing toasts were given: Good Cit hi
snship,' Chief Justice George VI Pow Al
: Of Morrisvillei The Travelling Man.
lillian Mclaughlin, travelling salesman ;,
: A y. Bailcys music rooms By Ia
arch, 1918. Mr. Mclaughlin will have IA
mplsted 90 years of piano salemanship b.
d i one Of the best known travelling
an in Vermont Walter W. Husband of Of
ashiurton. y g. spoke on 1mmigra- M
ri and Mr Snow told Of changes az
lieb hare transformed the Hardwick on
fei from a. hostelry of only fair 40