The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-04
TALK or THE TOWN

NOV. Iu,--huN,
Il. A. Drown OF Walnut street left th
city last night for Boston, where he wi
make a business visit of several days
No seat higher than soc for "1'he Ma
from Virginia" Friday and Saturda.
nights, Prices, 25, 80 and SOC. No mat
inee.--adv.
Francis Ahern Of East street, who hal
been spending vacation Of two weeks
visiting friends in New York City, re
turned to his home last night.
! William Morris of Prospect street
who has been employed in Granitevillt
for the past two years, began work il
the +. ID. Ladd Co. store yesterday
morning.
Parties wishing TO collect Of or pay
bills to Reynolds & Son gan do so at TIL,
Quarry Savings bank, where they vii
find representative of the firm during
banking hours.
The infant daughter of Mr., and Mrs
| A. Marchesi OF IL Center street passed
away this morning, after brief illness
Funeral services for the child will be
held at the house Friday afternoon at
O'Clock and interment will be made in
Hope cemetery.
Deputy Sheriff w. 4. Bixby of East
Barre, who was a visitor in the city to-
day, left in the forenoon for Washing
ton, where he was subpoenaed as a wit
ness in binding over proceedings before
Justice of the Peace Chamberlain. The
hearing was the outcome of a raid at
Wilhamstown Tuesday night when
Washington and Orange county officers
searched two houses for contraband liq-
uor. The alleged keeper in one of the
houses was arrested on selling charge
and a preliminary examination set for
to-day.
See our new line of velvets at 81 per
yard. Union Dry Goods Co.
L. F. Clough OF the Walk Over boot
shop returned yesterday from visit at
his former home in Orfordville, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. u J I'onguay OF Hill
side avenue left to-day for Greenfield.
Mass, where Mr. Tonguay has secured
for the winter.
The Vermont Trucking & Sales Co
have employed o. d. Randall of Spring
field to take charge of the garage and
machine shop which they have opened in
the Whitcomb Bros. building on North
Main street. Mr.. Randall has had IA !
years experience in the automobile bust
ness, most OF bis time having been spent |
in factories.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Abbott entertained |
about 30 clerks from the Daylight store !
It their home at Edgewood last evening. |
The first event of the entertainment was
supper at the Methodist church, where
.wo special tables were reserved for the |
party. After supper, all hands were
transferred by automobile to the Abbott /
'esidence, where they INDUCED in music
md card playing for the rest of the even
NC. Refreshments Of ice cream and cake
we're served. Music was furnished by
Kisses Glynora Gould and Mildred Clark
nd James Robertson.
NJ. j. Good of SO Brook street present
d the final papers yesterday for the sale
t his cottage at rs Brook street to Z. +.
'oss of Waterbury. The selling price is
iven at $500 At the same time Mr..
ioOd purchased from Mr. Foss his farm
{ Duxbury. The farm contains 1875 acres
nd sold for $1,000. Mr.. Good is as vet
ndecided, but may possibly decide to
rove TO Duxbury in the near future
With Sector back in the lineup, the .
lembers Of the Spaulding football team
aemed TO take a new interest in their .
ractiee yesterday afternoon and Coach
rown set TO work putting on the finish
Y touches necessary 10 the team that is
, play the fast Montpelier high aggrega-
on at Montpelier Saturday. This game
the last one on Spaulding's regular
haA sata srt.s hn. . L.
ght TO claim the state championship.
paulding has a clean slate with six
raight games TO her credit while the :
Iontpelier high team has lost twice,
ice TO Spaulding on the Lincoln grounds
7 score Of to and once TO st. Al
ms high school BY a somewhat larger :
ore. This would seem 10 place the ad-
lntsge in Standings favor hut never
Ieless the local high school Is counting
! a hard game and is putting forth
cry effort 10 be prepared.
The committee for the fancywofk Ia I:
e at the seyen-cent fair have had many =
iginal ideas during the last few weeks,
bich have been converted into articles ].
hich should be seen, appreciated aud !:
sired adv.
AfA AHt nus AdNhff NAbIi Au DfRAt y
usre for one OF the best shaves that !.
n be given in the city.-adv. =
Red Men farce rehearsal viii be held !.
Clan Gordon hall Friday. Nov. 5. 81 !;
30 o'clock.
Tho ladies Of the Congregational 4
arch who have been making aprons Z:
! asked 10 please return them to the :.
lrch in time for tho sale next Tuesday =
ey are also asked 20 make another :.
ron.