The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-07
TALK or THE TOWN
Nem nm millinery nd Ahhnii,s

Felt hats in all colors at half pric'
Mrs. G. X. Wood.
Five hundred social in X. of p. hal
Thursday evening. -ady,
Regular meeting of l.. A., A, o. ii
Wednesday evening at 6;45.
The condition of Levi Keith of East
ern avenue, who suffered shock las
week, is reported TO be slightly i'm
proved
Edward Leclair of Beckley street re
turned last evening from visit of TEL
days with relatives in Essex junction
and Burlington.
Miss Flora Hood. who has been visit
ing at the home of her parents in Yves
Topsham since last Thursday, returne'
to Barre to-day.
Eastman's truck will leave Marrion'
Cigar Store at $3.50 p, m. Nov. s, for thu
benefit of those wishing to attend the For
esters' fair at Graniteville.
Thomas Drew commenced work as al
agent in the Metropolitan Life Ins. Co.
to-day to fill the position left vacant by
the resignation of IL. A. Duprey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Common, former
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home in Weathersfield, after passing sew
eral days with friends in the city.
John s, Crowley has returned to his
home in Essex Junction, after passing
a few days in the city as the guest OF
Harry f. Jeffords and with his brother
in East Barre.
Among the Williamstown and East
Brookfield visitors in the city yesterday
were: Mrs. A. A. Reed, Mrs. p. G.. Reed
Mrs. Leon McAllister and Mr.. and Mrs,
| Willard +. Medcalf
Mrs. Kenneth Buchanan of Webster
vile passed through the city last night,
while en- route to Montreal p. O., where
she will make an extended visit with
friends and relatives.
A NJ. Collins of Calais was among the
business visitors in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Villa, who have
been visiting friends on Granite street
during the past week, returned to their
home in Portsmouth, n. H., yesterday.
All members of Court Rob Roy, No 6,
are hereby notified to attend special
summons meeting of the above-named
court on Tuesday evening Nov. 7, to
hear report of special audit and to take
action on the same. John A. Williams,
chief ranger.
Harvey Dickey, who has been in Sas-
watchewan since the latter part of Au-
gust at work in the harvest fields, ar
rived in Barre last night from Montreal,
p. O., where he has been visiting friends
during the past two weeks. To-day he
will leave for East Corinth, where he has
secured work through the winter.
The ladies and pastors union Of the
Hedding NJ. E. church will hold its month
ly business meeting at the home OF Mrs.
John Trow, liz Washington street, on
Thursday at 2:30 p. m. 1t is hoped
there will be large attendance. A good
program will be given and a report of
the supper and sale. All who have not
done so please pay dues at this time.
Barre council members of the Knights
of Columbus will be the hosts at their
club rooms on North Main street to-mor
row evening at the first OF a series of
tournaments between the local knights |
and the Montpelier council Cribbage |
md pool will be played and the results !
will form a beginning for the seven re-
naming tournaments that are to be
played weekly during the late fall and |
winter.
Prayer services over the body of Mrs.
Edwin G. Morey, whose death occurred /
Sunday morning at the home of her
laughter, Mrs Walter Goss of III East
street, were held this afternoon at 2
o'clock, Rev. J. W. Barnett, pastor of
hn nh tnin fypr
Tomorrow morning the body will be
AIKEN over the Central Vermont railroad
t s:25 o'clock to Wilder, where the fu
eral will be held in the afternoon at ,
clock Interment will be made at Han
yer, n II.
All interested in birds will want to
ear F. Schuyler Mathews give his Illus
rated lecture on BIRD Music and Its
to the Master Musicians" illus
rated with his own watercolors and ac-
ompanied with studied limitations OF the
ongs of each species, together with
ianoforte interpretations, an exhibit OF g..
yer 40 paintings and musical charts. At
paulding hall Thursday evening, Nov 0,
t o'clock. Members of the Barre Wom-
MS club admitted on their membership
ckets; others, adults l5c, children l0c. ,
Albert Saunders of Ayers street, who
as been employed here in the granite
ldustry for some time has gone to New
aven, Conn, where he has secured en- !
Ioyment as a patrolman at munitions
liant. Before leaving town, Mr. Saun- /:
nrs rendered his resignation as spe-
al police officer and turned over his
,mmission to the chief. The resignation :
as accepted by the city council last
'ening Mr.. Saunders has qualified as
member of a trained patrol force en-
Dyed by the Winchester Repeating I
rms Co He was accompanied to New 3
aven by Joseph Lavery of North Main }
rect, who expects to be employed by 4
e munitions makers. Until recently
r. Lavery did duty locally as a deputy
eriff.
Mayor J. f. Maun, Atty. c. F. Black !
i'd NJ, Magif of St Adams, represent
o the Central Vermont railroad, were
the city yesterday to confer with
ty Clerk James Mackay on the matter
railroad taxation property in Barre.
ty Attorney William Wishart was
He'd into the conference, and before the
fcials returned home, several pieces of
property owned by the railroad were
sited. The railroad people cited SUI .
eme court ruling which exempted
Hiding on railroad land in Montpelier /
d occupied as store house by Z. w. :
Iiley as showing that the presence OF
building on railroad land which tends
relieve the congestion of freight is