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

bolts.
Large showing of furs Thursday an
Friday at Fits
Come here and see the new things
The Vaughan Store.
II. +. Cutler returned last night from
business trip to Toledo, o.
A nifty comedy magician act featurin,
Dorothy Dahl is to.day's vaudeville fea
ture at the Pavilion.--adv.
Mrs. w. ID. Murray of Pearl street i
resting comfortably after the operation
which she was compelled to undergo las
Friday.
Regular meeting of the l.. A., "A. 0. II.
in X. of G. hall Wednesday evening al
1880. Refreshments. Juveniles meet
at 4:30.
/ Car cabbage at M. & w. freight depot
Will open Monday. Hundred-pound lots
$l.oO per hundred; 500 pounds or over
S5c. G. Fl. Smile--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Messenger OF
Hanover, N. H., are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Messengers father, William
Stewart, of the Morse block.
| Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gennett, who
have been visiting at the home of Mrs.
Gennett's brother in Marshfield since
saturday, returned home to-day.
large photograph will be given free
to the winners of the Better Baby con-
test by presenting your certificates at
the Troup studio, Worthen block.
Mrs. Charles Marchasi of Railroad
street returned to-day from Burlington,
where she recently submitted to an OPP
GRAFTON at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Tonight, the st. John the Baptist So
ciety is planning to hold the second of
its semi-monthly whist parties in its
rooms at the X. of G.. hall in the Scam
PM block.
street left this morning for Burlington,
where she will attend the National con-
vention of the Woman's Missionary as
ISOLATION, a Congregational boy, there to-
day and the state convention of the
same society tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Craig and son, and
Mrs. Phillips of Maple avenue, returned
last night from Montreal, where they
have been spending the past few days,
visiting relatives. Mr. Craig resumed
his duties at the Smith & Cummings store
this morning.
Chicago Daily News" Damon and
Pythias is a delight in the film. As
suredly, never has more finished pro-
duction, in point of dramatic art, been
presented here. The play is rich with
and the interpretations Of
the roles are artistic and impressive"
At Barre opera house Nov. ll.--adv.
One of the most interesting bazaars, |
and for a good cause, will take place in !
Rowland hall Nov. 10 and 20. An excel
ent program has been arranged for the
occasion and the committee will spare
10 labor or expense to make the bazaar
/ success. CAROLS orchestra will fur.
iish music.--adv.
Auction sale tomorrow of the Curtis
Sibby estate personal property, in the
<ibby neighborhood in Brookfield. Tween
.y-seven head Of nice Jersey cattle, lot
II Berkshire brood sows, shoats, and a
registered Berkshire boar, horses. good
arm tools and machinery, big lot of hay,
nsilage, straw and oats. sugar tools and
lousehold furniture. See ad., page I.
:. +. Smith, auctioneer.-adv.
Joseph Marchetti of Church street,
manager of the Diversi Fruit store. re-
urned home last night from Concord,
I. H., where he has been spending the
ast few days. During the past three
Feeks that Mr.. Marchetti has been tax
ng a vacation from his duties at the
tore, he has been visiting at his for
ler home in Waterville, Me, and before /,
is return 10 this city made a short Wis ,
in Boston. A peculiar experience at
ended him in Waterville, as local
aper of that city sometime ago copied
n item from another paper stating the !.
cath OF another Joseph Marchetti. /.
When Mr. Marchetti made his visit he !
aused many surprises among those who
new him.
Last night, after closing hour at the {
ninth & Cummings store on North Main :
treet, some Of the clerks armed them
lives with search lights and proceeded 2
n another hunt for the lost coon that :
% away over the week end. They v
ere rewarded after some time by see 2
e the culprit curled up behind a mum o
ar of barrels. Being cornered, the coon o
ut up quite a fight and Il was not I'M ,
Harold LABEL had some badly y
'ratehed hands, in spite of gloves, that :,
le animal was safely put into a barrel
here be il being kept until = stronger
IRe Il ready for him. lie viii then be n
II into the display window.
A number Of local people interested
the sale Of farm property accom-.
,nied D. A. Perry to West Berlin this
'ternoon % attend the auction sale
Mrs. G. y. Thomps0n's farm. Mr.
erry was booked 10 DO the auctioneer-
3 and a considerable parcel % farm
ock and tools was 10 be sold. Yester-
y Mr.. Perry acted a. auetioneer a a
ie held on the John Kelly farm. west
D. Ten cows sold for prices ranging
ON 81 10 $40 and small shoats were N
lceked down AZ ~ 50 apiscs. pair
horses brought the owner s2p0. Sew
81 buyers from Barre werp present
seward 8. Jones 81 Newton High
ads Mass president 81 the Natignal
lsociatinn ~ Granite Manufacturer.
- i passing several days Is chs Barrs
anite belt. vas present yesterday "a
aoisl meeting # IRE directors ~ the
IRE Guulte Mnuufarturers' assecia-
n. 81 the headquarters IN the e. "
erin building. Mr. Jones is tFsasur-
~ tine Jews Bros. o.. ana y rnskiug
staF hers un iusiurss cunneffed sith
. plart Wllen tbs diFsstgrs sssen
a ~. 10nss vns assea e. sg,esk -.
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