The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-03
TALK OF THE TOWN
Bargain basement at Abbott's.

Fall and winter caps, in II large va
riety, are being shown by the McWhorte
leo.
Order your stove repairs for all kind
OF stoves at Il. A. Prindle & Co.'S, Pear
street.--adv
A large delegation of Maccabees from
ing the meeting of the Women's Bene
fit association at the capital.
Samuel X. Blanchard Of Albany, N. Y.
! who has been making a several days
visit with relatives and friends in the
city, left last night for his home.
| Come, shake the kinks out Of your
bones at the masque carnival. IF you
would stay young, Dance Carnival fa-
vors and refreshments will be ON SALE,
adv.
Anyone wishing information about the
better babies contest, held under the
auspices of the Barre Woman's club, may
inquire of Mrs. George Bond, Mrs. An
tonic Rossi or Mrs. M. l.. Chandler
David Barber of New York City, who
has been visiting relatives in the city
for the past two weeks, left last night
for his home, where he will return to
his work in large shoe factory,
4 c. L. Bugbee, the Keith avenue con-
tractor, is getting ready to erect a ten
ement dwelling house on Elm street
The building will be story and one
half high with wall dimensions Of "a
and SO feet.
Miss Alice G. Love, who has been
spending several days in the city on a
combined business and pleasure trip,
also visiting friends in Grantevlle for
a short time, left yesterday afternoon
| for Montreal, where she will make a
brief stay before returning to her home
| in Detroit, Mich.
Neil Ralph of Wellington street, who
has been unable to attend to his duties
at the Montpelier and Wells River
freight office during the past month
on account of illness, resumed his du-
ties there yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
have been visiting in Brookfield during
the past week
Willis G. Scott, who has been taking
an enforced vacation from his duties
as barber in the Ross barber shop on
Depot square on account of Illness, re-
sumed his duties there this morning. |
Fred Valiquette of Springfield Mass, |
has been filling the place during the
absence of Mr. Scott
Mrs. G. J. LaDame and daughter Ce-
Gil, and Miss Anna Goddette OF Bur
lington, are the guests of Mrs. p. p.
Marion of Summer street, while they
are attending a convention of the Mac
eabees this week that is being held in
Montpelier. Mrs. Anna Gilmore, also
of Burlington, who is attending the con
vention, is stopping with friends in the
city.
The 1915 season for honey making
has been one of the best in good many
years according to the report Of II. w
Scott Of 10 Richardson street, who con-
ducts the apiary between this city and I
Mr.. Scott estimates that
from the 40 swarms Of bees he has taken
in the vicinity Of 5000 pounds of honey. ,
This would average about rs pounds to
the hive; but in some cases one swarm ,
has made over 100 pounds. 1t is rather
that in spite of the cool sum
mer they have gathered such large
crop. Not only is the quantity great
but the quality of this years honey is
EXCELLENT.
A touring car Carrying the registry
number I0.s06 and owned and driven
by James Cow ran into the rear end
II delivery truck operated by the ~
,. Phelps Co. Monday afternoon. A load I
# pipes, the ends Of which protruded
through the rear end of the truck for
few feet prevented the two machines
rom coming in direct contact with each
,ther; but the presence OF the piping
n the heavier car wrought havoc with
he touring machine The radiator was
ahmed back under the hood Of the en-. 4
inc and for present practical purposes
he car is out of commission. No one c,
ras injured as both cars were proceed. c,
ng slowly at the time.
How many Of you, readers of the Barre I
laily Times, have ever been within "the q
lered precincts" Of Goddard seminary j
4 those of you who have. how many
'ould like TO 90 again 70 a jollifcation ~
lerel OF those who have not, how ~
ANY would like the opportunity 20 do A
- For all those desiring such an op- "a
ortunity there win be no time better q
ran Tuesday evening, Nov. o, for then
he girls of Goddard seminary are plan OF
Ing 10 have a seven -eent fair. for which "a
lev have all been working for several &c
eeks. The admission will be seven cents ~
ily. and not even that in all cases for Y
rery seventh person viii be admitted -
ee. This is all we are going 20 tell You -
this time. but we are asking YOU GA
ease 20 do three things-save your -
oney for this occasion, read to-mor. re-
Tvs paper and be present Tuesday p
.onfnr ADV MI