The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Edward Duprey of Brook street re
turaed from Moretown last night with |
l0Q.pound doe.
i Mrs. Fritz w. jackson of Hill stree
left yesterday for Burlington, where sh,
will visit friends for few days.
| Charles Colombo went to Roxbury this
morning to join party OF Barre hunters
who have been in camp since Saturday
Mr.. Colombo will remain in camp until
next week.
Harry Kendall resumed work to-day at
Houghton & Robins store, after few
days of deer hunting in Granville. Mr..
Kendall brought back good-sized buck
as proof of his prowess with the gun.
All those who were in the chorus Of
"The Runaways" last year are request
ed to meet Mr.. and Mrs. philbrook at
Rowland hall tonight at o'clock for
the first rehearsal Of this years musical
comedy, Honeymoon Lane"
Mrs. G. w. Pacquette received tele-
gram from Montreal P. O., yesterday
bringing news of the sudden death of
her father, which occurred in the morn
ing. Mrs. Pacquette left for Montreal
last evening to attend the funeral.
1.-THE Spoilers featuring William Far
mum and Kathlyn Williams, will be shown
at the Barre opera house Friday and Sat
urday nights, Nov. 10 and 20, under the
auspices Of the Barre Athletic club. This
is nine-reel feature and masterpiece.
Price, Toe anywhere in the house.-adv.
There is only one place in town where
You can really enjoy good hot chocolate.
Did you ever try our hot chocolate with
an. egg? Our tomato bullion, once given
a try-out, will always be remembered.
Hot matted milk, plain or with an egg.
Yes, we serve hot chocolate matted milk.
The Drown Pharmacy, where Quality
is the keynote to Drown service.
The nature study class will meet with
Miss Mary Carleton, 81 Highland avenue,
Monday, Nov %, at 1880 p. m. Program
as follows; Special papers and reports |
"Why the Owls Are Our Friends" Miss |
Carleton; "Hawks-Beneficial and Inju !
rious," Mrs. George Bond; ''Wasps," Mrs.
Grant Lane; for general discussion, NO
vember in the Fields and Woods; review
of "The Thistle"
About thirty friends of Miss Jean
Milne rendered her a miscellaneous
shower at her home on Bank street last
G'6hAAiE Al hoIEot va aBBi1nIhiiE
rage to Lester d. Brown. Everything
about the shower was suggestive of the
name of the prospective bridegroom, all
the gifts being wrapped in brown paper
and tied with brown ribbon. Whist and
800" furnished entertainment for the
evening and refreshments of sandwiches,
ice cream, cake and coffee were served.
quiet canvass is being made about
town in behalf of municipal Christmas !
tree for Barre, although the project is
still in its infancy and no serious effort
to carry the plans forward to fruition
will be made unless there is very gen.
eral feeling that an outdoor Christ !
mas tree would be success. Thus far
people have been asked only to give their
opinion, but il is understood that the
project has found favor with a good
many of those consulted and it is not I
that a meeting of the inter \
sted ones will be called within a short I
lime. Municipal Christmas trees have
'roved unusually successful in other Yer.
mont towns and cities. Tentative plans,
such they may be called, contem-
late an electrically Illuminated tree,
o be erected possibly in the park, and
he singing of Christmas carols by chill.
rem and grown'ups.