The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-22
TALK OF THE TOWN
mr. sale at Abbott's. Saturday.


adv
Miss Dorothy Bigelow of East Brook
field was a visitor in the city yesterday.
| Regular meeting OF Sons of Veterans
auxiliary, No. s. tonight, Nov. %, at
1850. Inspection.
A, c. Baldwin of the Montpelier road
returned TO Barre yesterday with a buck
which he shot along Groton heights.
regular meeting of st. Johns court
c. o. f., will be held Thursday evening
att O'Clock sharp. Forty-fv game after
the meeting.
j, c, Smart, who has been visiting
relatives on South Main street during
the past few days, returned to his home
in Richford last night.
John Norton, who has been visiting
! friends on South Main street during the
past few days, returned to his home in
Ferrisburg this morning,
! George Lund of Third street, who has
been dangerously i'll with case of pneu-
monia during the past two weeks, is re-
ported to be in a very low condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Burke OF Glen
wood avenue left Monday night for New
York City to visit friends for week be-
fore going to st. Augustine, Fla, for the
winter.
George Wilder, who has been visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Ben
nett, ir., of Pearl street for day or two,
left this morning for his home in Bur
lington.
Mrs. A. NJ Carroll of Barre will have
a mid season sale of trimmed hats. also
childrens hats, at Gilberts store, upper
Graniteville, Thursday and Friday, Nov
% and 24-adv.
Miss Agnes Carey and Miss Winifred
Reason, who have been passing several
weeks in Hartford, Conn, passed through
the city yesterday while on their way
home to Graniteyille
Fortney Mailman. who has been spend
ing several days in Barre on business and
staying with friends on Merchant street
while in the city, left for his home in
Syracuse, \. Y, last night.
The mission study class of the Church
of the Good Shepherd will meet in the
church Thursday evening, Nov %, at
| 1870. The men OF the church are espe
cially invited to this meeting.
New England Onler of Protection |
meets tonight at 1880 Members of the
degree staff are requested to be on hand |
promptly to do the work Of initiation |
Several candidates TO be balloted for.
! II. Clark and Pearl Bolyo, representa-
| tiyes for the American Hide & Leather
Co. of Malone. y. Y, arrived in Barre
yesterday and win spend several days in
this vicinity in the hide and leather in
terests.
Carl Burroughs of West Corinth
brought into the city yesterday a spike.
,,rbir oh bs hn4 IN, Z
nth. The animal was bought by the
Smith & Cummings Co. 1t weighed l55
pounds.
William Young left the city Monday
night for Boston. where he is passing
few days with friends before going to
st. Augustine, Fla. where he is to be
employed at the Hotel Acazar during :
the winter
Adolphus Collins, a former resident OF
Barre, who has been passing several
days in the city a. the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. A. K. Campbell of North Main
street, returned this morning to his home
in Hyde Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hart and two
children, who have been making their T
home in Barre for several months, left q
this morning for Bridgeport, Conn,
where the former has secured employ 8
ment as machinist in muntiop G
plant, \
OF course I'm going to the Seven Cent
fair a Goddard hall Thursday evening, '
Dec, I. | want to hear the program of }
seven numbers, including "Polly's Sur n
prise Party" the piece that took first ?
prize at prize speaking last commence
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an evening full Of fun.-adv. t
Mercury forsook the middle reaches of 8
the tube this morning and touched the Q
zero minus three marks at break of day
This reading WAS taken in the lower el
part of the city, while weather indica- F
tors on the heights were not so fast to fl
register zero conditions. In the high s
spots most thermometers fuctuated b
around the plus three and plus five D
marks, but there were plenty of down Is
town weather observers who were will
ing to depose that they saw zero read ii
ings after daybreak. \
For winning the most points in the re- Ell
cent school children's exhibition in Barre h
the Mathewson school was to-day given al
a banner offered by the civics depart 1t
ment of the Barre Womans club The OF
club plans to offer banner each year p,
to the school whose children score the ct
highest in points won. The banner Civ
IN to-day is green and white satin with
white cord attached, while on one side !"
5 inscribed IN. S. fMathewson SCHOOL, =
1916" For a year, or until the next
exhibition is held, the Mathewson school 50
will be entitled to the designation as the po
lanner school in the exhibition work sc
Several members of the Spanish colony :;
md members of the North Barre Italian 80
olony left last night for New York, =
where they win remain with relatives g.
or three or four days before leaving for n,
heir homeland across the sea. A few of =. 80
he members who are sailing for Italy -
will remain there permanently, but sew a. ~
raj will return to Barre in the spring -
While nearly all who are sailing to Spain
will return after the winter Among NJ
hose who will go to Italy are Miguel Su
apio. A. L. Yelti, Forni Angelo and An no
hony Conf. The party leaving for Spain ST.
re Tosi Agudo. Michael Maza, Antonio gu
otto. Francisco Bego, Francisco Maza, bu
'nosio Lotto and Adolph Yabin. We
One OF the most attractive exhibits of Mi