The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-23

MONDAY. OCTOBER %, 1916.
The Weather
TALK OF TIE TOWN
New coat models at Fits.
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II Harry Cole, who has been visiting
II friends on North Main street during tn
II past week, returned to his home in AL
II burg yesterday.
II George Calderara, who was called t.
II Barre by the death of John Bianchi o.
II Cottage street, returned yesterday to his
i home in Milford, n. II.
II Fair tonight and warmer In Vermont
and New Hampshire. Tuesday partly
i cloudy; gentle to moderate shifting winds
II becoming east and southeast
II Ernest Rheault of Lanesboro, who was
1 brought to the City hospital some time
ago with typhoid fever, has fully recov-
cred and returned to his home to-day
H Ignacia Estiviii of Morrisvile was TAX
en- to the City hospital yesterday Sc
riously i'll with appendicitis. He was
pendix last night.
| viii the party who took the package
| from the counter in the 5 and l0c store
Saturday night about 0 o'clock please re-
turn the same to the above store and
save trouble adv.
Mrs. Riley Burgess returned this morn
ing from weeks visit in Camden, Me-,
by way of Portland, meeting Mr.. Bur
CESS, who was there on a brief business
trip, after which they visited friends in
Portsmouth Manchester and Concord, n
II.
Nicholas Mascot, manager OF the Mas
colt Candy Kitchen on North Main street,
returned to his home in this city Satur-
day night from Burlington, where he
has been under treatment at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for several weeks. Mr..
Mascot is much improved in health. al
though he will not resume the manage
ment at the candy kitchen for few
weeks.
| A party consisting OF DR. and Mrs. W.
F. Mann, Mr., and Mrs. Frank Huntoon,
Mrs. Grace Mckenzie, Miss Lottie Mer-
/ ll, Max Mann and Arthur l.. Bullock,
motored to the foot of Cancels Hump
yesterday, making the climb to the top.
The party assembled the mountain by the
old trail and on the return trip they
covered the new trail.
Two intoxication respondents charged
with subsequent offenses related the
thread bare stranger story when asked |
to disclose in Magistrate II. w. SCOTS |
court An umbrella member from New |
York John Payne, kept discreetly silent |
and got off with a Today sentence in
the county Jail He was not required to |
disclose William Burke of Graniteville |
acknowledging a subsequent ofense, was
sentenced to serve 30 days and to pay a
fine of SIS and costs A similar penalty
was melted out to Alexander McLennan
of Barre.
Washington county n. r. o. P. lodges
IN hn faI af paap4inY pt tbp |
fifth district to be held in Odd Fellows
hall here Wednesday evening when the
list OF officers present ia to include Ar
thur N. Willis of Boston, supreme war
den of the n +. o. p Barre. East Barre
and Granteville lodges comprise the dis
trict and Montpelier members of the or
der are to be present as guests. f. w.
Crannell of Burlington, grand secretary
OF Vermont, and l.. A. Bullock Of North
field, grand vice warden of the state
y. f. O. r.. are to be present. There
will be a business meeting and the even
ing session will eliminate in a program ]
of speechmaking, with out-oftown Off Y
GERS and officers of the district lodges
A luncheon will be served !
afterward Charles A. Spear of this city n
is the deputy grand warden OF the fifth r
=
Dan A. Perry returned to Barre yester
day after conducting the two days Z,
auction sale sale of the Pure Bred and .
Registered HolsteiR Co, at Brattleboro q
Friday and Saturday. This was the third =
'ale at the association buildings and il
proved to be the most successful that
las been held Stockmen from many /.
,arts of the country were in attendance
md bid we'll on all the stock put up. =
There were lis head of cattle driven :"
nto the ring during the two days, the
proceeds amounting to 100000 The high II
st price paid for any one was $1,000. a
King Fayne Alcartra, a calf seven months 81
nd three weeks old, ana owned by John u
Aperman of Middleton, n. Y. A. A. Mil Oh
ar of Vernon was the purchaser To-
ay Mr.. Perry conducts an auction sale NJ
n Randolph for II. J. Slayton, the prop 10
rty consisting of property in the viii 10
age, and tomorrow, he conducts the st
arm and stool, sale in Rochester at the "
arm of Clark and Whtcomb, 70
Unless arrangements can be made with
he second team of the University of
ermont, there will be no football at the NJ
sminary campus this week, as Goddard w
playing st. Peters A. C. in Rutland rit
aturday. The team returned Saturday he
light from Middebury, where it made a da
bod showing against the college second On
am, losing by the score of Is to 9. be
Iiddlebury's first team faced a cancel
tion with New York Normal at the lei
til hour and consequently, according to tn
lie seminarians. some of the varsity CHI
ayers found their way into the second at
am lineup. Lavoie made the touch sir
,wn for Goddard and the ball was in aft
iddlebury territory good deal of the de-
me after the first period, when the col Co
gians scored their first touchdown. I'm tn,
the last two minutes of play the sin
ans were tied, but 42-yard run Fo
ound the end and penalty of five
rds for Goddard's offside playing made
e winning touchdown possible. Coach
nney is quite satisfied with the show
2 his men made against the college
am. of
Spaulding's football team is back from the
Johnsbury. where Coach Browns war I
,rs defeated st. Johnsbury academy sea
turday by the score OF p to O. The mel
me team presented stronger lineup I
an in the first game in Barre three at
eks earlier, but the Spauldng eleven
med the jump on its opponents at the -