The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Don't miss Knights Saturday sPeclais'
Thirty-two inch galatea l2Hac at Az
bots.
More OF those percales at DC YARD at
| Vaughan's.
1t will pay you well to read Perrys
ad. for Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Denote Pechuguita LETT
yesterday for Montreal, where they VIII
make weeks visit
! Il. M. Laws returned last evening from
trip to Windsor, Lake Sunapee, \. H.
where he installed new soda FOUNTAIN,
and from Boston, where he passed lew
days with Mrs. Laws.
| Sweaters, sweaters, sweatersl The
sweater stock at the Barre Clothing
Store is still large. They are being soid
at a big sacrifice. Cost or value IS en-
tirely disregarded.-Adv
! Charles Jenkins of Haverhill, Mass
who has been the guest OF Thomas Hola.
Der OF Lords alley for few days, lett
| this afternoon for Essex Junction, where
he will visit for few days before re-
turning home.
A committee from the Baptist church
consisting Of Jessie Kidder, Louise Par
fridge. Roy Kidder, Harry Kent and
Grace Parry have completed arrange
ments for sleighride to be conducted 10
| the Churchill farm on west hIh next
Tuesday night.
Louis Rabaioli of Berlin place left yeN :
terday for Burlington, where ne entered
the Mary Fletcher hospital to undergo
an operation on his hand. While work
ing he had a piece of steel penetrate his
right hand and an operation was found
necessary. He was accompanied to Bur
lington by his sister, Mary.
A party Of 80 young people living in
| the neighborhood OF Brook street enjoyed
sleighride to Williamstown last even
| ing in a barge from the Jones q Nye
/ livery. The barge left the city at $50
o'clock and on its arrival in Williams
town supper was served for the company
and dancing was enjoyed. Around MD
night the party returned to Barre.
The 1916 class of Spaulding held their
annual sleighride last evening Their
starting point was the school and two
| full barges left at $50 for East Mont
pelier. Covers were laid for so persons,
and soon after their arrival all were eli
loving their banquet After the tables
were cleared, games were played by some
and Others danced The return trip Was
made to this city by midnight.
Socialists announce the first Of series
OF lectures which the party will give dur
ing the months Of February and March.
Frank BONN. a graduate of Ohio univer-
| sity in the class of 1900 and an assistant
editor OF the International Socialist Re-
view. will open the series in Howlan1
hal on the night of Feb. is. His subject
/ win be "The Whale Shark" or THE Last
| 20 Years in America" Two lecturers
will appear after Mr.. Bohm's engage.
ment.
An important realty deal was consum-
mated o-day when the large farm locat-
ed on the main road between Randolph
and Bethel and owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles +. Townsend OF Bethel was sold
10 John Miner of Hinesburg, Mass who
bought the property for home. The
farm is known as the Bert Davis place
and the transaction, involving $500, in
cludes the stock and tools. Mr. Miner
plans 10 move from Hinesburg 10 Bethel
around March Is and by that time Mr..
and Mrs. Townsend will have moved 10 a
farm which they recently purchased on
Bethel Lympus Mr. Miner is a farmer
by occupation and will be accompanied
10 Vermont by his wife. The sale was
made by W. w Perkins, the Bethel rep
resentative OF the d. A. Perry Real Es-
tate agency Of this city.
A bargain hungry crowd Of 400 people
from Barre. Williamstown, Washington,
Brookfeld. Randolph and other towns
"a - "a u
Williamstown yesterday. Il was one 81
the largest sales ever held in this vicin.
ity and from the moment Dan A. Perry
OF this city mounted the auction block,
bidding was Of the brisker sort. Hay at
the barn brought sl3l0 per ton and corn
on the cob found ready purchasers at II
cents a bushel Oats went for % cents
per bushel and straw 1000 seet 20 the
toni brought down S6a0 Seed corn on
the traces sold for s22i per bushel and
farming implements sold al attractive
priccs. Cows averaged $40 shoats weigh
ing 70 pounds brought 500 eachi calves
al FIVE months brought sl0.50 and year
ling heifers changed masters for S22.5e.
Hens averaged "a cents each.
some day next week dealers in auto
mobile Accessories in 3 number 81 central
Vermont towns viii meet in Barre or
Montpelier 10 form an association. The
proposal was discussed AZ a gathering Of
automobile men IN Montpelier Wcdnes.
dav night. when = banquet was given a.
Miller's inn. one q the Barre leader
who participated in the hanquetine
states that the big supper was SERVED
under the auspices 81 the Goodyear Tire
I Co. instead Of another tire company, ~
previously reported. Arrangements for
the projected organization are only ten.
tative in nature and no further sttfA
viii b. taken. il vas stated to-day. IN.
less most ~ TIE dealers in auto supplies
manifest q desire t. Organize. A. Barre
hss the largest number II dealers it y
thought that the meeting il i y held.
viii take place il ihis city.
wFBsTERvTLLE.