The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-24
TALK OF THE TOWN
Special prices ON coats at Fits.

business visitor in the city yesterday.
The regular meeting of |. o. o. H., NJ
! L., will be held in X. of c. hall Friday
evening at 7 o'clock Nomination of Off
GERS,
John Emerson of Randolph arrived in
the city last night and will spend sew
eral days visiting friends on North Main
street
| Il. N. Normandeau Of Merchant street
| has returned to the city after passing
| several days in Boston and New York on
| business.
| Miss Mary Watson of Merchant street
left the city this morning for Syracuse,
n. y, where she was called by the death
OF her aunt.
John Bullard, who has been visiting
friends ON Pearl street during the past
week, returned to his home in Burling-
ton this morning.
Thanksgiving dance at Bancroft inn,
Plainfeld, Nov. 30; good music in at
tendance; chicken-pie supper will be
served. Full bill, $3.50.
Miss Mary Shattuck, student at Cod
dard seminary left this morning for her
home in Eden, where she will remain un,
til after the Thanksgiving recess.
Royal Arcanum members will secure
information to their advantage by com
muncating with Smith S. Ballard, Rial
to building, Montpelier, Vt.-adv.
Furs at reduced prices. Big discounts
on all my furs. Well save one till
Christmas if you want A good line of
chiIdren's ftifs also. Kovalsky's Tailor
Shop, Eastman block; tel 4244.
F. II. Quinlan of South Main street
has commenced work for the Eastern Es-
tate Tea Co., to take the place OF Harley
Kenerson. who has accepted the position
of manager of the Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Co.
The members of the committee in
charge of preparations for the confetti
dance to be given by the Italian Gaiety
club on the evening of Thanksgiving day
are requested to meet this evening at the
usual hour.
Miss Hannah Dimick, who has been
visiting relatives on North Main street
during the past few days has left for
Burlington, where she will visit friends
until after Thanksgiving while en- route
to her home in Middlebury.
| Frank w. Hutchinson, who has been
employed by DIR. Carter in Greensboro,
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
| A. Hutchinson of Park street this week
and left this morning for Windsor. Conn,
wehre he has secured good position on
an institutional farm tenanted by nearly
so boys,
Max Wiley, Henry Smith John Nc |
Donald Grover Kenefck and Thomas
Forbes left last evening for New Haven,
Conn, where they will spend several |
days with Barre friends working in the |
ammunition factories and machine shops /
While in New Haven. the party intend |
to witness the annual contest between T
Harvard and Yale tomorrow.
Auction sale tomorrow at the Tracy
& Deaytt farm, one mile out of Mont.
pelier on the Berlin road 81 head Of cat
tie, 25 COWS, eight two year old heifers,
three bulls, five calves, pair of farm
horses. 30 to rs tons of good hay and
lots of farm tools This il sheriff's
sale and must be sold as advertised See
ad., page 7, this paper H, c. lawson.
deputy sheriff {. F. Smith, auctioneer.
adv.
Democrats OF this vicinity win partici-
pate in a Wilson celebration to be held
at the capital this evening. Barre will
be represented by a considerable delega-
ton OF the faithful and the celebration
is expected TO embrace a large area of
territory in central Vermont Rev. J. b.
Reardon of this city, Rev. A. w. Hewitt
OF Plainfed and Atty. T. J. Boynton of
Boston are to be among the speakers.
G.. f. Johnson, who has been passing
several days at Hotel Barre while CON
ferring with the Barre granite manufac ,
turers and quarters in regard to adver
Using, returned to his home in Boston !.
yesterday. A. l.. Gale, a Chicago adver
Using representative, and d. Janion Mac
Nichol. who has been connected with the
national advertising campaign in behalf '
of Barre granite since its inception last
winter, returned TO Boston to day.
G. Monti returned to Barre yesterday \
after spending the past week in Pitts y
field with party of Barre hunters and
several friends from other points in Yer r
mont. The camp where Mr.. Monti has
been staying has been very successful !,
turing the early part of the hunting =
season, as several buck have been killed.
REM Bernasconi was lucky Barre MIN
rod, shooting a deer yesterday with eight =
points on its horns. During the first :,
If his stay in camp Mr.. Bernasconi shot
bear, which weighed l25 pounds. 9th :,
ar members in camp will return to Barre Ia
his evening. A
Students at Spaulding high school are Il
lgitating a school paper and the prelim
nary steps toward the realization of this .
purpose have been taken already, A /.
enior class committee that includes the 4
president, Ralph oliver, and Norman
Gordon and Richard Cruickshank has the
natter in hand and will work with the
cooperation of the faculty. Thus far no
lefnite plans for a paper have been
ormed, but at the outset it is proposed
o have chronicle that will summarize
n an interesting way the deings at the
chool Much depends upon the coop
ration and support of the student body
70 date, the proposed paper is nameless :
,ut the students have been asked to sug-
rest names for the little journal and a
hoice will be made later.
An Overland 1916 model car. owned ]
md operated by Harry Hill of South I
Barre, turned turtle last evening about :
O'Clock on the slope on Hill street near 4
earl Cummings The accident occurred :
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