The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Regular meeting of Granite City lodge
]. O. o. H., NJ. T., will be held in X. of {
hall Friday night at 7 o'clock. Refresh
ments.
Stove boards, stove pipes, elbows
hampers, coal hods and coal sifters, al
kinds of stove repairs. Il. A. Prindle POO
North Main street.
Mrs. William T.. Westcott of Nelson
street is entertaining as guests her moth
er, Mrs. c, w. Inglss, and sister, Mrs
+, l.. Bailey of Enosburg Falls and Mrs
H. g. Libby OF Montgomery.
Joint elan fair in Rowland hall Oct, &c
p, 2s. "A Jack for Every Jill" will be
given the first night by local talent
Dancing every night. CAROLS orchestra
Watch for further announcements
Rev. Mabel I. Winch, who has been at.
tending the sessions of the Vermont w.
/ c. T. L. convention in Barre, her former
home, returned this morning to East Ar
lington, after having been the guest of
friends.
Some exceptionally good building lots
near the center of the city and handy to
all the stonesheds in the north end to be
sold at the Parker land sale tomorrow
afternoon. Be on hand promptly at |
o'clock See sd. d. A. Perry, auctioneer.
An immense crowd attended the auc-
ton sale at Kent's corner in Calais held
last Tuesday by H. NJ. Farnham and G,
| V. Kent, administrators OF the estate of
| II. A. Kent. People flocked in by team
and automobile from all parts of the
county A large lot of property was dis.
posed of at satisfactory prices to the add
ministrators. Cattle, horses. hay, grain,
wood, farm tools and machinery, butch
ers' tools and household furniture were
disposed of. In attendance and in
amount of property it was said to be one
of the largest sales of the season. The
real estate was not sold and Is for sale
by the administrators. c. + Smith, act
ed as auctioneer.
Guests arriving at Hotel Barre last
night and this morning included the fol-
lowing people: Mr., and Mrs. John Bus
field, Miss Barbara J.. McMonagle and
Leroy W. Busfeld of Haverhill, Mass,
and Mrs. w. II. Season. of Newport, r, l.,
Mrs. f. S. Pratt, Miss Emma Mum and
George B. White and chauffeur Of Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Collin c. Kaye. Miss Flor.
ence Williams and c. c. Clyde Kaye OF
New York, Mr. and Mrs 6. b. Snow,
Mrs. H. Il. Wilder and Mrs A. b. Camp
hell of Littleton. n. H., Mr.. and Mrs
II. G. Hunter and Miss Mary Hunter Of
Corinth, c. c. Hamblett of Barton, Fred
II. Brock of Wells River, Miss f. Brown
and Mrs. j. l.. Jackson OF Mortified, Mr.
ami Mrs. w. T. Michaud of Hardwick,
Mrs. Ellen Turner and Mrs. X. w. Tur-
ner of st. Johnsbury Mr.. and Mrs. V. c.
Perkins Mrs. H. d. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Denney of Waterbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Mcmillan and Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID.
Hayward of New York, Robert W. ST
monds of St Johnsbury, f. l. Abbott of
Saxtons River, G.. L. Humphrey OF Bur
lington, Mr. and Mrs A. W. Fletcher OF
Montreal and c. H. Stimson Of Burling
ton.
Young musicians Of the Christoforo Co. |
lombo band played the seasons swan
song in open air music last evening when |
they honored the namesake oil their or
ganzatio by giving concert in City /
square. There was sizeable crowd Of /
music lovers in the park and the young
sters gave a good account OF themselves
in an enjoyable repertoire of popular mu-
sic and patriotic strains A program of
six numbers, including two medleys, was
loudly encored The Italian musicians Of
the younger generation have shown
marked advancement under the tuteage
Of Prof. g. Gropelli and instead of plug
gng their horns until the 1917 season of
open air concerts arrives, they plan to
rehearse each week during the winter.