The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special dress values at Abbotts.
/, Seth Rich OF Nofthfeid was In the
city yesterday on business.
Notcel All kinds OF stove repairs AZ
IE. A. Prindle & Co., Pearl street.
A complete line of up-to date millln,
ery at a big reduction for Saturday and
Monday at Mrs. Fosters, 3l5 North
Main street.--adv.
After getting bargain prices on pianos
elsewhere, 20 to III. A. Gould's, 90 Spauid'
ing street, and see what about two.thirds
the amount will buy.-adv.
Rev. Edgar Grassland will preach to-
morrow evening at o'clock in the Pres
byterian church; subject, "The Lords
Prayer--'Who Art in Heaven'."-adv.
Miss Faith Walker and Freeman
Walker of Edgewood arrived in the city
yesterday from Middlebury to attend
the Norwich. Middlebury game this after
noon.
Remember the final night of the Red
Mems fair in Rowland hall at 1880 to,
night. The farce that drew record
crowd Thursday evening will be repeated
again tonight. CAROLS orchestra VIII
furnish music for dancing.-adv.
| Frank Biermayer and Andrew Bella
Inelli left this morning for Medon. where
they are to remain in camp during the
open season for shooting deer. Other
Barre hunters who left for the Granite
City camp in Pittsford to-day were
Adolfo Comolli, Fred Pickering and Mar
celle Bernasconi.
Special evenings and special speakers
at the Hedding church this coming week,
at 7 80, beginning with Tuesday evening,
mems night. Everyone invited. Presi-
dent Ira L. Reeves of Norwich university.
Wednesday evening, home gathering. All
who affiliate with the church will want
to be present. Thursday evening, Rev.
~. r. Gates of Mortified viii speak on
"Africa." Friday evening, young peo'
ple's night, when all are young. Rev.
Ia. w. Burke OF Bellows Falls will speak.
MONTPELIER orchestra will furnish the
music.
1t was very good attendance that
Iappeared in the Odd Fellows hall last
levening for the annual inspection OF the
Canton Vinton, No. 8. Promptly at D
lo'clock those present were seated at the
table in the dining hall, where covers
had been laid for delightful chicken pie
supper. After a hearty repast the mem
Ibers assembled in the parlors where the
linspection was made under the supervis-
lion of Fayette Miller of Brattleboro, who
was here for that purpose. Later short
talks were heard from different mem
beers. Mr.. Miller returned to his home
after the closing of the meeting last
night.
Oscar F. Davis OF New Richmond, Wis,
Lis a guest of his brother, Attorney Earl
r. Davis. for few days and is renewing
lacauaintances and reyisiting some OF the
scenes which were familiar to him while
a student at Barre academy. Mr.. Davis
entered the academy from Cornth and
was graduated from that institution In
1881, being for Is years thereafter en-
gagged in educational work, at one time
as president of Gates college in Nebraska.
At the present time Mr.. Davis is on
the lecture platform, taking as his theme
s'Polygamy" and attacking that institu-
ton by presenting opinions and facts
gained while a resident OF Salt Lake
CITY and also while chairman OF the
worlds citizenship conference commits
sion on Mormonism in 1918. This com
mission was appointed by the National
Reform association, which has headquar-
tiers at Pittsburg, and its findings, dealing
chiefly with the social side OF Mormon
ism, are embraced in a report entitled
"The Latest Word on Mormonism."