The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-06
TALK OF THE TOWN
ee Abbott,s bargain basement.

See Abbott's bargain basement.
See the new nockwear at Vaughan's.
Sale winter union suits for women al
Iyaughan's.
i Tonight, "The Man from Vigrinia,
Barre opera house.-adv.
Beacon bath robe blankets, all new
at the Union Dry Goods Co.--adv.
Public dance in Rowland hall tonight
Ladies free. CAROLS orchestra. adv
Charles G. Kenyon has placed tele
phone in his home. Number 606. adv
Red Dot cigar free to every man max.
ing q purchase at Red Cross Pharmacy
to-day
| Chicken-pie supper, Congregations
church, Wednesday, Nov. 10. Watch for
menu.-hdv.
Thanksgiving ball at village hall, East
Montpelier, Thursday evening, Nov. %.
Montpelier Military band orchestra. --adv.
A big reduction on furs. Special for
Friday, Saturday and Monday at Joe
Kovalskys shop, Eastman block. adv.
Car cabbage at NJ. & w. freight depot.
Will open Monday. Hundred pound lots,
$l.00 per hundred; 500 pounds or over
Soc. G. II. Smilie.--ady.
Duncan Mcleod, who has been spend
ing fortnight at his former home near
Megantic p. g., was a visitor in the city
last evening while on his way home to
Graniteville.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Gomez and little
daughter returned to their home in
Mortified this morning, after spending
several days with friends in Barre and
Graniteyille.
Judge Il. G. Mower and Levi p. Smith,
who were in the city yesterday to attend
road hearing in the Office of Attorney
L. r. Davis, returned in the evening to
their home in Burlington.
Members of the North Barre Cribbage
league met in the Bonaccord pavilion
at North Barre last essning and dis
cussed plans for the cribbage tourna-
ment that is to be held during the winter
months. 1t is expected that the first set
of games will be played within few
days.
Tonight the winter series Of weekly
iuncheons viii be inaugurated at the
Vincitia club, and general invitation
is extended to all members of the club
to assist in making the iirst of the Sat
urday night gatherings enjoyable. In
order to accommodate business men and
Others who are detained from coming
earlier, the buffet service will not begin
until shortly before 10 o'clock.
The auction sale held at the farm of
Michael Mclaughlin in Calais yesterday
was well attended; very ordinary cows
sold from $500 TO $500; young stock |
sold for $1,000 per head; potatoes, 76c |
per bushel; straw, S700 per ton; and |
hay at $1,000 per ton. d. A. Perry con-
Quoted the sale. In yesterdays Times,
the report of the auction sale at the Lee !
A. French farm stated the number of |
stock incorrectly. Mr.. French herd con-
sisted of nine head and five cows sold |
at an average of S64.50. To-day Mr. |
Perry is in Williamstown, selling the
stock, tools and crops of Charles f. Ken
yon near Baptist street.
Detailed plans for the forthcoming
poultry show, which is TO be held in
Barre late in December, were discussed
It an enthusiastic meeting of the Yer
mont Poultry association in the court
Dom at city hall last evening. President
z. NJ. Lyon was in the chair, and
number of the association committees
eported favorably on the progress made
n completing some of the preliminary +
for the exhibit. BY
unanimous vote, il was decided TO intro
luce a children's department in this
ears exhibit, the same rules TO apply TO
he youngsters exhibit as will prevail
n the main elassifications Premiums of
sc and l5c are TO be offered in each of
he Juvenile classifcations, and the inno-
alton Of providing separate classes for
he young people is expected 20 be pop
liar with many. Practically all OF the
material for the premium book is at
and, and the book matter win go into
he hands of the printer Nov. Is.