The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-13
TALK or THE TOWN

'iN""e hl burlington.
II will pay you to buy the Top Notch
rubber, with "the heels that stand the
grind" Tilden Shoe Co.
Tickets for Princess Pat" the big
musical comedy coming TO the opera
house Thursday, go ON sale tonight at I.
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris N. Holland of
Stockbridge were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. X. C. Holland of Frank
lin street
John McNabb, who has been visiting
friends on Merchant street during the
past week, left for his home in st. Al
bans this morning.
Mrs. Mary G. Nye, who has been MAX
ing an extended visit with friends on
Washington street and in Waterbury,
has gone to her home in Montreal, p. Q.
+, To advertise our mail order depart
ment we will mail 25 Christmas cards for
l5c; part birthday and message cards if
preferred. Lang Jewelry & Art Co., Bar
ton, VT. Department II.
The Baptist Philathea class will hold
supper and sale Nov. 81 and % at Bap-
fist church. All members OF booth and
all other committees please meet at
church tonight at o'clock.
Why don't you boardl Can spare a
few rooms for the winter, also would
| take some table boarders. We run a
special Sunday dinner. Come in and try
one. Hotel Barre, j. V. Rowen. Mgr.
Come TO the Universalist calico hall in
Rowland hall Friday evening, Nov. "a.
Ladies be sure and bring samples of
pr 1rnC, IA, IN, ho laft ut
door so gentlemen can match same for
pattern for grand march. Everybody
| invited adv.
Neil A. Godfrey. an NJ. & w. r. brake
man, who suffered injuries which neces.
STATED the amputation of leg in the
freight yard late in September, was able
to 60 to his home in Williamstown sat
urday. after having been patient at the
City hospital.
Barre and Montpelier Knights of CO.
lumbus will meet Wednesday evening
for the second OF a series OF crbbage
and pool tournaments which the two
councils are holding. Barre knights will
be entertained by Montpelier council in
its club rooms at the capital
A number of Barre people went to
ANOi NllitIl tootuiudN evening w dLNtuh q
dance given in Dewey hall under the
auspices Of Norwich university and to
participate in the parade and celebra
tion that followed the cadets victory
on the football field in the afternoon. A
summer cottage used in connection with
girls camp was used as a pyre for
several aspirations that failed Of at
tainment in the game and huge bonfire |
finally grew out of the smaller blaze.
What will probably be the last horse I
race seen by the lovers of the sport in .
Barre until another season was pulled {
off Saturday afternoon at the trotting
park before a big crowd of horsemen,
who have been hearing the arguments
around the stables during the past month
as TO which was the better horse. Hest
tation or Steve Roda. the two speedsters
from Montpelier that have been racing
on the Granite City trotting park during
the past three weeks. Saturday it was
turn to win, by crossing the
wire ahead of Steve Roda in IS for the
half mile.
Members of the "Barre Coon club held
their annual meeting and first supper OF
the season at their quarters on South
Main street last Saturday evening, when
they elected DR. +. II. Bancroft presi-
dent, W. f. Emerson vice president Ben
iamin Batchelder secretary and Peter
Puricelli chef This season promises to
be one OF the most successful which the
club has ever experienced, as the mem
bers are bringing in one or more coons
nearly every night that they go on the
trail for the nocturnal providers. Sat
lrday evening the members enjoyed the
supper cooked under the supervision of
Chef Purcell, there being three OF the
animals brought in on the night before
by members of the party from the
edges of W-illismstown gulf. 1t is ex-
oected that these suppers viii take place
weekly from now until time for the !
'oons to remain in the lodges after the J
ieep SHOWS.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel '
Barre through the week were the &
ollowing people: Mr.. and Mrs b. c, :
Iawley, Miss Thelma Hawley, Mr.. and
Mrs. George c. Westman of Jefferson
lille, Miss Dorothy Hiekok, Miss Gather
ne Small Miss Mary Wright, Robert J.
Adsit and II. A. Hickok OF Burlington,
:. VI. Dean, William r. Dean, +. G. d.
.ane and II. c. Fortier of Montreal, Mr..
nd Mrs. II. X. Goodwin and Mrs. John
!. Moore of johnson, Alex Smith. George
alexander, II. c. Fish and A. ID. Simpson
f Mortified, Miss Mary A. Oliver of
yorth Troy, Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Fortier
nd child of st. Adams. w. II. Hildreth,
,dgar Jones. Miss Manin of Buffalo. n.
T.. II. A. Shedd of Columbus, o.. Ross
lilbert of White River Junction, Harry
Iolmes of st. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. C. II.
.eonard and Mrs. Horace Mower of
White River Junction, J. w. Hall and
arty from Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. S.
Iuntley, Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Roehleau,
IT. II. b. Small, Miss Shepard of Bur- :
ngton. f. III. Bachelor OF Springfield,
FRS. Howard Moore of White River
junction, L. Kengott of Newark, n. j., !
nd Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Drury of Spring
ED, Mass.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank all the friends and :