The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

- AuN.
Sale Of ostrich boas Saturday at Alb
bolts. ADV.
See the new limo of dolls, toys an'
games at Martins Book Store.-Ady.
No exclusive tailor can turn out bet
ter overcoats than we show at $40 Il
$25 at Lamorey's.-Adv.
Attention, Maccabeesl Officers ant
guards meet in X. of Z. hall Saturday
afternoon at 2;l5 for practice.
Plan to attend the Mont Little auction
sale on Saturday of this week. See adv
on page Q. d. A. Perry, auctioneer.- =
Adv.
For Sale--Indian Runner ducks and
brakes, beauties; also few choice broil.
ers. Mrs. WILDER French. Phone 22l-l
ADV.
The amusement committee of the Odd
Ladies win meet at the home of Mrs
David Gilbertson, AZ Eastern avenue, on
Friday evening at o'clock
| Don't believe what we say, don't be-
lieve what anyone says, but come and
see the quality of the oysters we are
selling for 40 cents quart, Eastman
Bros. ADV
Edward Burke of North Main street,
who returned yesterday from Boston,
where he attended the worlds series, re-
sumed his duties on the Barre O. Chel-
sea railroad this morning
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Slayton of South
Main street have returned to the city
after visit OF two weeks in Massa
chusetts, in the course of which they at.
tended the fair at Brockton.
Mrs. William Brown and daughters,
Mrs. William ID. Parry and Miss JEANNE
Brown of Grant avenue have returned
home, after visiting Rev, and Mrs.
Charles Waite in Richmond.
Thomas K. Waterman of Burlington.
soloist and correct vocal coaching, will
be at IL Wellington street Mondays from
2 to 6 and to Q p. m. Tel. 1881 or
Hotel Barre for engagements.-Adv
Mrs. c. Fl. Woodbury. of North Dakota
is visiting at the home of +. c. Little in
Graniteyille, en- route to Redland, Fla.
Her mother, Mrs. Harriet N. Little, viii
90 to Florida with her if her health per-
mits.
A good showing of ladies', misses and
children's trimmed hats, velvet tams, in
all colors. Your hats lined and fances
sewed on free of charge, You cannot
better yourself for prices in the city.
Mrs. s. i. Laviolette, "a North Main
street.-Adv.
A fine lot OF cows to be sold at the
Little auction sale on Saturday, Oct. 49, |
The greater number of these cows are
above the 40-pound daily test. D. A.
Perry, auctioneer. See ad. on page o.
ADV.
Our merchants have evidently seen the
value of advertising at the Food Fair,
for the Woman's club reports the floor
spaces are all taken, with the exception
of two. Those will probably be taken
soon, as the fair is to be held Oct. 26
and 27.--Adv.
Fifty tons of hay, rs bushels of oats,
4 quantity of straw, a quantity of pota
foes and nice clean lot of farm tools
md household furniture at the Eastman
sale in Washington, Saturday of this
week. See adj, page 0. c. f. Smith,
Spectator the next 10 days, to ad-
Vertise our repair department, we will
put pin stems in brooch pins free of
'harge. Now is the time to look mp all |
articles in jewelry, silserware, watches
md clocks. We will make special prices
N all repairing for 10 days only. {. b.
Nroft, Jeweler, Morse block.--Adv.
At the home of Mrs. John Geals of 5
Sugbee avenue a miscellaneous shower ,
vas given last evening in honor of Miss
Ada Wheeler of Montpelier, whose APP ,
marriage to Ray Coppins, also
4 the capital, has been announced A i,
cry enjoyable social evening was spent =
nd light refreshments were served by !.
lisses Elsie and Maggie Gears and Eliz- !
beth Paul. The guests departed at a
ate hour, after extending congratula- /,
ions to the prospective bride and wish
ny her much happiness.
The ladies Of the hospital aid are plan.
ing for a bag day Oct. 81. Bags have
cen distributed both in Barre City and
ARE Town. Now the ladies feel that !
he hospital has many friends in the ,
towns who would gladly y
i've OF their abundance at this season. y
Donations of fruit, vegetables OF any I
hing else that can be used at the hos. b
ital win be gratefully received and can y
e left there at the convenience Of the n
0nors. h
Maccabees Of Harmon hive are 70 take a
prominent part in the state rally b
hich is 10 be held in the capital Nov. s.
and Z. Miss Rose Miller az Pawtucket, G
l., deputy supreme commander Of the "
oman's benefit association OF the Mae OF
bees is in Rutland this week assist. p
& the review In that city 10 prepare Z
r the ceremonial service 70 be given n
the state rally. Miss Miller has FREE -
Iently visited the Maccabees' hive in
IRE and local members Of the order
u b. interested 70 learn that she il 20
present AZ the state rally. Different
views Of the state viii give various
rte Of the rituslistic work and a de-
rmined effort j. being made 10 secure
ndidates 10 b. initiated az the Novem. 4
: gathering. Il j. expected that az !
Ist 100 members win be received.