The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abbott's anniversary sale.
See the new silk waists at Vaughan's
New neckwear, new gloves, at the
Vaughan Store.
Try Bancroft inn, Plainfeld, Tor your
Sunday dinners and lunches; also good
hall for dancing parties, large or small
Secondhand sewing machines for sale
Call early if you want the first chance
From $500 up. Singer Store, 10 Elm
street.
James Carroll of North Main street
left this morning for White River june
ton, where he will remain for few
days visit.
Norton Lebouryeau OF Washington
street, left last night for Albany, n.
T., where he will enter the Albany bus
mess college.
Violin instructor; reliable system; be-
ginners receive special attention, Miss
Hortense II. knight, 1913 Hill street
Phone 1922.
William Adams of First street and
Walter O'Kelly of ia Prospect street re-
turned to-day from Boston, where they
have been visiting friends.
Norman Gordon of 20 Richardson
street, who has been visiting his uncle
in New York City for three weeks, re-
turned yesterday and resumed his stud
les at Spaulding this morning.
Miss Hattie Hart Of Plattsburg, N.
y. left for her home this morning, aft
er spending the past month as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Papin on Bolster
avenue, Miss Hart is a student of the
Plattsburg high school.
Miss CIarie Miles of West street left
Yesterday morning for Burlington. where
she entered the senior class in ST.
has gone to Boston, where she entered
the Bryant & Stratton business col
lege.
J. J. Dashner. real estate agent has
sold for d. I. Trombly his nice large
farm in Washington, known as the d. |
NJ. Miles farm. The sale includes the
stock, crops, and tools The purchas- |
er is Rosario Coutuer of Montreal, p Q. |
Mr.. Coutuer, who has large family, |
has bought for home and will take
possession soon. The price was approx
imately $4,000.
Cobble Hill grange, No. 1853, held their
regular meeting last night with the fol- |
lowing program: Piano solo, Mrs. j. X.
Thnrston; reading, Hugh Bemis; vocal
solo, Miss Hazel Hack; recitation, Harold
reading, Mrs Mertie Winter;
vocal solo, with encore, Roy Smith. The
next meeting will be ladies' night and
will doubtless exceed anything the men
have ever arranged. All patrons are cor
daily invited.
telegram received here by Magnaghi
& Pinardi, owners OF Betty Deem, the
speed horse, from f. A. Stay
ton, indicates that the Barre favorite is
making turf history over Canadian
courses these days. The horse is being
handled from the Slayton stables and
1t Quebec last Saturday the Deem one
made some marvellous spurts. She took
the 2:l5 event in straight heats, the
time being 2:ll, 2:llh and 2;ll. Hal
Chief got second position in two heats I
Ind fourth position in one heat. Amsgli
rot third money by coming in third in
he first two heats and fourth in the
bird heat. o ing 10 previous arrange.
nent none of the horses was marked, so
hat Betty Deem left the ancient Cana.
liam citadel with her mark unchanged.
At the eastern townships fair, which !
'pened in Sherbrooke, p. Y, yesterday,
Betty Deem is entered for the 2:l5 class,
purse of $1,000 having been offered by
he fair authorities. Mr., Siayton, who
Intends 10 stick on the Canadian circuit I
or several days yet, says in his telegram, J
Betty Deem looks better than ever be. I
ore"