The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-09
TALK OF THE TOWN


broadway Feature" day at the Bijou
ADV.
Alfred r. AIackay Of Cliff street, VIII
mas been suffering from an attack OF ~
phoid, is now able to see his friends To-
Few moments each day.
a large photograph will be given free
to the winners Of the Better Baby con
test by presenting your certificates al
the Troup studio, Worthen block.-adv
w. u. Harmon, employed in the Barre
branch OF the Vermont Tel. & Tel. Co.
has been called ohme to Shelburne by
the death OF his sister, Mrs. Hendee OF
Burlington. The funeral is to-day.
See who is at the Bijou to-day-Lois
Weber and Philip Smalley in a five-reel
broadway feature, Scandal" Broad.
way features are not continued pictures
each one is a different subject entirely,
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs John V. Rowen of Hotel
Barre have gone to Lawrence, Mass,
where they are passing week with Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Forbes, the latter being
sister of Mrs. Rowen.
| The annual fair, given under the aus
pieces of the ladies' union of the Univer-
salist church, will be held Nov. IL, Is and
10. Watch for daily announcements of
the different features Of the sale. adv
The women of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will hold Il rummage sale on
Wednesday and Thursday in the vestry
OF the church A good sewing machine
for sale. Anyone who has articles
to donate will notify Mrs. James Peer
OF Mrs. III. Dale.
G. l., Putnam of Chelmsford, Mass, ar
rived in the city this morning, and will
be joined in Barre by his family with
in few days Mr.. Putnam recently
purchased the II. ]. Colby farm in Will
Jamestown and is waiting the arrival of
his household goods from Massachusetts
before occupying his purchase.
Preparations for the baby show to be
given in Rowland hall were in full blast
this forenoon and afternoon. A number
of mothers We're on the grounds early
with their offsprings and the indications
were that representative showing of
young hopefuls will be in store for Wis
itors at the show this evening.
A large steel safe which emerged prac-
tically unscathed from the fire which |
Quilted the Reynolds block week ago to- |
day, was removed from the office ycster
day and transferred to the Arcade block, |
where Reynolds & Son are doing bust
ness on the ground floor. Contents of |
the safe were found to be intact soon
after the fire.
That the masque carnival dance, given I
by the dance committee of the ladies'
hospital aid was financial success is !
shown by the fact that an even 5000
was Melted the aid association. The com
nittee extend their thanks to the public
Tor their generous patronage and to all
goh rendered their services in making /
.he affair a success. The fancy dance.
under the able and ef1icinte direction Of
Mr.. Leighter, was especially appreciated.
A choice lot of auction parcels for the
liscriminative buyer at the H. J. Colby
ale near the George Lynde farm in Will
JAMESTOWN tomorrow "wednesday
'ifty-two head OF stock, hogs, hens and
IS high grade cows. Ayrshires and Hol.
teins; one of the best herds in this
ection; fancy young stock, a yoke of
teers, so tons of extra good hay d.
!. Perry, auetioneer. See adv. on page
adv. Il
Because one Of the witnesses, woman,
ubpoenaed by the state was unable 10
e present. counsel for Mrs. Leonard Ber- :
onZi asked and received a continuance in !,
he state case against her for the alleged /,
ale of intoxicating liquor. The case was
et for hearing before Magistrate II. w.
colt in city court this forenoon and !,
for drawing jury had been I
Iade yesterday afternoon when the mo-
on for continuance came. The case is
Il ahead to Nov. Is.
Thomas Wagner, district superintend. =
1t Of the local Metropolitan insurance :
,mpany, returned yesterday afternoon n
ON Burlington, where he has been !,
,cnding the past two weeks visiting !,
RS. Magner and his father William II. =
ugent, who has been engaged as district :,
iperintendent at Rutland, will as m
lme the duties as superintendent here y
nd Mr.. Magner will be transferred 20 =,
le place OF Mr.. Nugent in Rutland. Mr.. a,
agner has been acting as superintendent \,
this city for nearly a year. N
A deal in volying realty at More M
'wn Common, as il is called. was con. Ii
today when the farm owned q,
: Mrs. Frank Somers of Middlcsex and a.
cupied by her son, Robert Somcrs. was -
I'd 10 Albert II. Cole Of West Berlin. ~
ho made the purchase for investment "a
lrposes. The farm comprises $50 acres W
land, house barns and several other ~
Itbuildings and the sale includes the
ock. tools and crops. The sale was N
ade by G. A. Clark. the Mortified aud n
representative Of the y. A. re
'rry Real Estate agency Of this city.