The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-27
TALK OF THE TOWN
Ladies' new neckwear at Abbott's.

Ladies' new neckwear at Abbott's.
By express, lot Of chiEdren's coats
1898 up, at Vaughan's.
Dancing, CAROLS orchestra, clan fan
in Rowland hall to-night.--adv.
The dance to be held at the home Of
r. Diemer Saturday night has been post
poned to some other date.-adv.
C. NJ. Dyer left last night for Bos
ton, from which place he viii drive an
Overland ON his return to Barre.
Brookfeld visitors in the city yester-
day were Edward Fits, Mr.. and Mrs
James NJ Angel and Joseph Edwards
Annual sale and chicken pie supper at
Congregational church Nov. and s. Old
fashioned singing school the last night
adv.
Supt. Of Cemeteries Alex Hanton will
be in his Office. city hall, Saturday, Oct.
| 2s. from to s, to collect fees for caring
| for lots.--adv.
Miss Anna f, Brown resumed her du-
ties at the Tilden Shoe store yesterday,
after a few days vacation which she
spent in Windsor visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Partridge and child
of Washington visited at the home OF
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Par
fridge. of Summer street yesterday.
Loren Bell returned to Barre last night
from Boston, where he has been spend
ing several days on business in connec-
ton with the firm of Bell and Houston.
Allen Creamer of Merchant street left
Yesterday for Bristol, Conn, where he
has secured work in one of the Bristol
machine shops.
Among the Chelsea business visitors
in Barre Yesterday were George Tracy,
Eugene Thorne, Earl Thorne. Horace
Walker, b. A. Goodrich, Leon Grant,
Joshua Grant, Lee Whitney and Albert
Tierney
Harold Sears. who has been visiting
friends at Goddard and in Montpelier
during the past week, left this morning
for Burlington, there to visit his home
day, when he will continue to his home
in White Plains, y. Y.
Burlington business visitors and shop
pers in Barre yesterday J. r. Sanborn,
Leon Edwards. Edward Ballard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Smith. The party, who made the
trip in an auto, stayed in Montpelier
last night, returning to Burlington to-
day.
C. f. Smith, auctioneer, was in Calais
Yesterday near Maple corner holding a
sale for A. O. Slayton. Twenty very
ordinary cows sold from $50 to SIS,
young cattle brought good prices. a pair
of team horses S242,50 farm wagon $50,
so tons of hay $3.50 per ton in the barn,
farm tools brought fair prices. Mr..
Smith is in Cabot to-day holding a sale
for c. H. Davis OF. awhile at the Robert
Barr farm and tomorrow at 1880 p. m.
holds sale for NJ. W Hyland of Wash |
ington of 80 head of cattle. horses. poul |
try and hay. See ad.. page !.
To-day the Goddard football team will |
hold its last practice before the game !
with ST. Peters Of Rutland to be played /
to- morrow afternoon at the seminary /
The team in general has been !
showing a good deal better brand OF I
football since the game with the Norwich |
seconds two weeks ago. All |
the men are in good condition now from
the results OF the Nliddlebury game last /
and the line Is showing |
marked Improvement every afternoon. |
Soule and Slayton are putting up good !
fight for the end position and probably /
will start the game tomorrow against /
St Peters. while the backfield is doing
some good work in the plunging game.
Nearly 80 men have been out every night /
Turing the last two weeks. which NAV l
account for the improvement of team
PLAY. Manager Moles received notice
rom the Newton team yesterday that
i would be impossible to arrange a
rame with them on Thanksgiving day. II
md 80 he will correspond with other
managers within few days. u