The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Congregational church.-adv.
! Spaghetti on sale Wednesday, l5c ;
pint. Telephone orders Tuesday o.
Wednesday morning, 4l2-l2.--adv.
Full line of aluminium ware at righ
prices at Lyons croekery department
Ask to see the four piece combination
| cooker.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Davis and lit
tie son returned this morning to Bethe
after visiting at the home of B. F. Davi.
of Trow hill
Eastman's truck will leave Marrion's
Cigar Store at $3.50 p. m. Nov. 8, for tx
benefit of those wishing to attend the For.
esters' fair at Graniteville.
| III you want to save money on your
winter hat, call at Mrs. Brnie's, 3 Pleas.
| ant street, off Brook street. Latest in
style, best of quality at lowest possible
| prices.
| Mrs. Emma Nichols, who has been
| quite i'll at the home of her cousin Mrs
NJ. T. Page, 90 Elm street, has recovered
sufficiently so that she is able to see her
friends.
James M. Marion of Franklin street
left this morning on business trip to
New York state in the interests of the
granite manufacturing firm of Marion &
0Leary.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Hebard and Fran
ees of Randolph and Mr.. and Mrs. Asa b.
Hebard of Concord n. H., were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Allen of
Franklin street
Peter Passera of Williamstown was
visitor in the city Saturday while on
his way home after passing several days
in Manchester as guest in the home of
Mrs. Minnie Cross.
There will be a regular meeting of the
Barre Woman's club Tuesday afternoon
at 2 45 in Rowland hall The year books
are ready for distribution If you haven't
yours come and get it.
Fitch r. Wiley of Park street is back
at his post as express messenger on the
Barre branch after having been employed
as substitute messenger from Keene
| \. H., TO Springfield, Mass, for few
weeks
All members of Court Rob Roy, No. g.
are hereby notified to attend a special
summons meeting of the above-n named
court on Tuesday evening, Nov. !, to
hear report of special audit and to take
action on the same. John A. Williams,
chief ranger
About 80 friends of Miss Vivian Dodge
gave her surprise party Friday night at
her home on South Main street. She was |
presented an opal ring, Ralph oliver |
making the presentation for the com.
pany. Miss Dodge responded. Refresh |
ments were served and a very pleasant |
evening was spent.
A delegation of the Bonaccord Football |
club consisting of G. Mowatt, president,
]. Coutts, j. Morgan, A w. Cormaek,
secretary attended the funeral of Mrs
Robert Thomson OF Hardwick yesterday.
George M. Marion one of the clubs
honorary patrons, accompanied by Mrs.
Marion, conveyed the delegates in his
automobile
John w. Gordon has returned from a
tour of speechmaking for the Republican
party in the northern part of Vermont,
having spoken at Westmore Friday night
and at lrasburg Saturday night At the
former place he shared the platform with
Aaron H. Grout of Newport and at the
latter town with Gov Gates. The rallies
were both well attended.
The Washington County Humane So
ciety has sent 900 to 1000 posters to
deputy sheriffs throughout the county.
These posters are to be tackled up in liv- :,
cry stables and hitching sheds. They act =,
as a preventive of abuse and cruelty and
neglect of horses and other animals As
a result the society receives fewer com
plants than formerly.
A surprise party was given Miss Og- e
ston at her home on I Murray street. |
when about % of her friends gathered r
to bid her farewell, as she is about to a
leave for New Haven, Conn. An enjoy a
able evening was passed in playing games 2
and later purse of money was presented Y
Miss Ogston. The party broke up at n
ate hour, wishing Miss Ogston many Y
nice things in her new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Barber of the
Richardson road entertained a party of d
10 Barre people at bird dinner on their Z
arm Sunday afternoon. A huge roast :
turkey formed the piece de resistance of =
he feast and there was an abundance OF
ried chicken and baked hams to complete .
he lay-o Most of those who sampled
he hospitality of the host and hostess
made the trip to the farm in automobiles.
The Baptist Philathea class and all
ther ladies Of the congregation who like
o sew are invited to the home of Mrs
larry on Richardson street Tuesday /:
vening, Nov. Z at o'clock for the reg
lar social evening. All are requested to /
ONE prepared to make aprons, bringing :
ny pieces of cloth that can be made
nto any kind of an apron, also bring :
prom patterns.
One OF the largest members of the fox 1
amily that Barre nimrods have inspected z
j some time was brought into the city
esterday by L. Fermenti of Foss street, 1
'ho shot the animal while roaming the .
'oods in quest of bear, near East Brain
rec The fox had a bushv brush all out 3
f proportion to its body, which was con
dered exceptionally large. The fur is
prime quality and because of the size
the pelt the hunter expects to realize
ute handsomely from his day in the I
Gods
At an informal gathering of labor men ]
nd Others Saturday evening such sub
'cts as national politics. the war, etc.
ere tabooed. but each member of the 4
lrty, without listening TO any of the Z
peculiar to the political con
st that is to be decided to morrow was I
'ked to register his choice for the presi- !
aney. Ballots had been blocked out be- z
re hand and the straw vote was sug-
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