The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-03
TALK OF THE TOWN


II Mackinaws and sweaters from the Nj
II Whorter Co.
Il Pearsl Car at Montpelier Tuesda,
H G. ii. Smile.
H Prices for "The Man from Virginia
II %, 35 and SOC. Nothing higher. Seat
H to- day.--adv.
Regular meeting of Harmon review
No. /, w. b. A. 0. 7. NJ, Wednesda,
evening, X. of p. hall, 7 o'clock SHARP
Program as planned at special meeting.
| Mrs. M. A. Wiley, who has been max
| ing weeks visit at the home of w
II. Messer of Richardson street. returne,
to her home in Franklin, N. H., yester
day.
II. J. Daigle of Burlington, manage
of the Prudential Life Insurance Co
whose territory covers northern Vermont
arrived in the city this morning and will
make a few days visit here and III thi
vicinity.
James Signorelli of Merchant street re
turned yesterday from Boston, where h
has been making a few days visit will
relatives. Mr.. Signorelli has resumed hi
duties as clerk in the Red Cross phar
macy.
Our dancing school is now forming
Paul Franzi, champion of New England
is now prepared to take pupils. Office
hours from 7 TO 8. Modern and society
dancing. Land School Of Music, AZ
South Main street.
| William Leonard of Philadelphia, who
has been making an extended stay in
Burlington, arrived in the city last night
and will make two weeks visit with
relatives in the city before going to New
York City on business.
| Louis San Migure of Blackwell street,
who left last week for Mexico City, Mex
leo, returned to this city yesterday. Mr..
Migure went as far as New York City,
where he made short visit and, chang
ing his plans, returned home.
Miss Frieda Ladd entertained members
of the Sunshine class of the Congrega-
tional Sunday school at delightful
Halloween party at her home on Frank
lin street last evening. Numerous sea
sonable diversions were in order and re-
freshments were served.
The amusement committee of the Odd
Ladies, to the number of dozen, were
entertained at the home of Mrs. John
Reid of 50 Elm street last evening. After
a short talk on business pertaining to
the holding of dance in the near future,
other amusements were pursued into the
late evening, Refreshments were served,
G. +. Smith was over above ksst Tops
ham yesterday holding an auction sale
for Ernest +. Hastings. He had been of
fering his farm for 81 200 and il brought
81 $50 at auction. Ed. Sumner OF Tops
ham was the purchasers. Eleven cows
sold from $50 to $50, all springers and
very ordinary lot; no young cattle,
hogs, poultry or grain. Farm tools, in
Guiding sugar and dairy tools, all brought
good prices.
Returns from the annual fair of Clan
Gordon and the ladies' auxiliary, which
terminated in Rowland hall last Satur-
day evening are practically completed
and thanks to the liberal patronage ac-
corded the bazaar, they show a very
tidy balance on the right side of the
ledger. The total attendance for the |
three nights was quite as large as in
any one year since the two Organizations !
banded together for a joint bazaar in
1911 and the revenue probably was great !
er than in some former years.
Negotiations between st. Johnsbury
bowlers and players in this city have
eliminated in the securing Of a game for
tomorrow night which is 20 be rolled at
the Paradis alleys in st. Johnsbury.
some of the best bowlers in the city have
been secured to make the trip. including
Edmund Jardins, Thomas Batchelder,
Romeo Marriott and Thomas Davidson.
others are contesting for the highest
trings and IL is expected that several
,theTs will make the trip tomorrow
light. Later return game win be
,owled in this city.
Three young sling shot marksmen were
aled into Grand Juror William Wishart's
flee al city hall last night and given the
cneits accruing from stern lecture on :
he uses and misuses Of that saucy little
reapon. A complaint 20 the grand juror
ras made when one of the trio, a boy
AIMED Rizzi. was hit under the right eye
18th a BIZ shot propelled by a sling shot
! his companions hands. The missile
anne dangerously near depriving the
oungstcr Of his eyesight. A slingshot
18th a rubber band possessing the neces-
lry "snsp" for shooting pebbles or shots
trough the air 81 a swift rate Of speed
a. taken from the boys pending an in
into the claim that the
larksmen are abusing property and per.
1ns with the shooting device.
A number Of Barre Englishmen. whose
aouehts ere naturally tuning 70 news
/ the home land in these DAYS 5f stress
nd who are always eager 60 got first
and news Of doinrs ~ the tight little
ie gathered at the station last even
x e. greet Philip and william Squires.
10 were returning from an extended
ljourn IN England Messrs. Squires
rived in New York Monday on the
msfioan liner. New York, after an IN
.entful passage. The traveller nara
" 81 Their observations and expert
soes across the water reflect the same
oppression wtich ether Temporary 90
turner's have gained All Eurland =
! armed camp and there i no Thought
termiuating the ssr uutl The triple
lisuce j. dffeated While in EnEland
i brother squires bad the pleasure q
ursrsne 18th Eaverd rarker. son -
mes Parker ~ this nitF. who was m
lfaea horne from Frnnee IN accaaut
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