The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-11
TALK OF THE TOWN
New coats ut Fits.
Damask sale At Abbott's.

II Underwear that IL just right At the
lowest possible prices. Lamorey's.
II Hunters our stock IL complete and our
prices are right. Shea's Shoe Store. --adv.
Regular meeting Of J. b. Mead circle,
llNo. /. Ladies' Of the G. A. r., will be
held Friday afternoon at 2;30.
| Edison Lander, who has been residing
on Highland avenue, is moving his fam
lily to West street, where they will re-
side.
Regular meeting Of Canton vinton, No.
10, Friday evening at 1880, following sup
per at 8. Inspection. All visiting cheva-
liers invited.
The annual meeting Of the Glenugie
club will be held in Clan Gordon hall
Saturday, Nov. 10, at 1880 o'clock. Per
order president.
Piano week at Bailey's. II you are
thinking Of purchasing good piano at q
fair price, call and examine our stock vt
Ia Elm street.--adv.
Come to this sale expecting to receive
more value for your money than you
ever received before You'll not be dis
appointed. Lamorey's.
II Claud Raeside of Albany, N. Y, who
had been visiting relatives and friends
in the city and vicinity for the past
three weeks, left last night for his
home.
i Il. A. Bates Of Williamstown was q
visitor in the city this morning, leaving
on the early train for New York City,
where he will spend an extended time
on business.
| Glenn Batchelder Of Plainfeld, 1915
graduate of Goddard seminary, was 9
visitor in the city last night on bis way
4 to Boston, where he will be employed
in a wholesale furniture store.
John Clark Of Burlington, who has
been visitor in the city for the past
week on business, left last night for
st. Johnsbury, where he will make q
short stop before returning home.
i Miss Nellie Colburn Of Boston, who has
been visiting relatives in Burlington for
the past week, arrived in the city last
might and will make short visit with
friends here before returning to her
home.
Mrs. Il. r. Newell of French street,
who was called to her home in Center
willie, Mass, on Cape Cod, several weeks
ago by the critical illness Of her mother,
returned to the city last evening. The
condition Of her mother continues to
show material improvement
i The woman's association Of the Con-
lgregational church served over 300 people
at their chicken-pie supper in the church
dining room last night, the closing night
of their annual fair. A delicious menu
was served. From the fair, the enter
tainment Of Tuesday night and last
nights supper, something over $3.50 will
be cleared to enrich the treasury Of the
association.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
ladies' aid society of st. Monica's church
was held at the church Tuesday evening.
/ It was well attended and after the bust |
ness part OF the meeting a social hour
was enjoyed The members Of the 90
ciety are all cordially invited to the
home Of Mrs. May Gerard Of Laurel
street next Tuesday evening, Nov. 10.
| r. r. IMndi, Of the Landi School Of
Music, Is moving his goods from 4S
South Main street to apartments in the |
Miles brick block. Paul Franzi, who has
| a dancing class with Mr.. Landi will also
occupy the rooms with him for his large |
class Of about so pupils. The Miles
block that has recently been made into
tcnements Ia now fully occupied, Mr..
and Mrs. A. +. Nichols filling the last
tenement.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Kidder, who have
been spending few days at Mr.. Kid
der's former home in Barre, are taking
an automobile trip through Canada be-
fore returning to Port Chester, n. Y,
where the latter Is engaged in the retail
granite business. Friends Of Edwin l.
Mcleod, sometime patrolman In the
Barre police department, who il In the
employ OF Mr.. Kidder's concern, the Port
Chester Granite Co.. win be glad TO learn
that he eontemplates visiting Barre at
an early date.
A large crowd ATTENDED the auction
sale yesterday of the Kibby estate In
Brookfeld. A large number from Barre.
Wiliiamstown and all the surrounding /
towns were on hand. The sale was con-
sidered by those present to be one OF
the best Of the season. Cows sold from
$40 10 So each, most Of them TO freshen
in the spring; -year-old heifers from
s24 10 sag. one horse sold for sl52 and
one for STAG, bunch OF shoats sold for
sil.2s. The hay was all sold 70 one
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ton. straw se, oats 50 cents per bushel.
corn 90 cents for 20 pounds. Farm tools
and household furniture brought good
prices. g. y. Smith, auctioneer.
AZ the million dollar Universal city in
California, Otis Turner. known as the
genius Of massive productions. carefully
planned the direction Of Damon and
Pythias" whole cities were built. Gre
elan gardens were constructed. ftatuary
was chiseled. the magnificent baths Of
the Crecians were duplicated and every
thing constructed 20 give the picture The
proper atmosphere. The cast 81 thous.
ands vas picked and the leading roles
were assigned 60 Cleo Madison. Anna
Little. Henry WorthinEton, Herbert Raw
lineon and Prank Lloyd. sil 81 whom are
known b the lovers q pictures The World
over. At Barre opera house to-night.-
adv.