The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-17
TALK or THE TOUN

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visited friends in Hardwick to-day.
White damask for tablecloths, Y
inches wide, 45c "A yard. Little Dry
Goods Store, Cottage street.
+, d. Cushman of Enosburg Falls was
a visitor in the city to-day while on his
way home from a business trip to Dos.
ton.
Mrs. II. S. Annis returned to her home
in Chelsea yesterday after spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Goss
of East street.
For Rent--Six.room cottage on Grant
avenue, All modern improvements. VIII
rent cheap during winter. Call 80 Sum-
mer street. c. II. Rowell
Stoveppe and elbows, coal sifters, coal
hods, stoveboards, stove repairs of all
kinds. Special sale on lanterns, oil heat.
ers. L. A. Prindle, Depot square, 200
North Main street.
Capt. Ii. w. Ellis of st. Johnsbury,
who acted as POSTMASTER at the annual
gathering of the Vermont commandery
NJ. o. +. W., visited friends in the city
to-day before returning to his home.
Why don't you board2 Can spare
few rooms for the winter, also would
take some table boarders. We run a
special Sunday dinner. Come in and try
one. Hotel Barre, J V. Rowen, Mgr.
Mrs. George J. Limoges of st. Adams
is visiting Mrs. NJ h. kearney of Mer-
chant street. Mrs. Limoges will be re-
membered here as Miss Helen LeFebvre,
formerly head waitress at Hotel Barre.
Thermometers in Barre registered three
degrees above the zero mark at o'clock
this morning. As the forenoon mellowed
there was slight fall OF. snow with a
promise OF rising temperature a prom
Use in which the forecast of the weather
man, however, did not join in supporting.
Clyde Fraser, who was called to Barre
by the death of his uncle, X A. Kane,
has returned to Boston, after visiting
his mother, Mrs. j. +. Ward. Mrs Henry
Quimby, who accompanied the body of
Mr., Lane to this city, has returned to
her home in Melrose Mass, after stay
ing with relatives for few days.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: NJ. A. Prescott OF
South Royalton. J. II Atherton of Bur
lngton, Edward Hapgood of Hudson
Falls, n. Y, Bernard p. Pullman OF Bos-
ton, r. T. Wilson of Albany, Charles
Franklin of Ridgefeld, Conn, T.. Carl
Moore Of Springfield, V. S. Quimby Of /
White River Junction and w J. Michaud |
of Hardwiek.
cheese of mammoth variety was
shipped to the Smith & Cummings market I
yesterday from one of the Wisconsin .
cheese factories, the cheese being called
one of the largest ever bought by a
Barre grocery. IL is about three feet in
diameter, 10 feet in circumference and
II inches in depth, and was SO large that
he doors had to be taken off before it
'ould be carried into the market. A card
it states that this cheese
vas the milk OF 400 COWS for one day
md amounted TO $500 quarts OF the
luid, the milk put into the tank with
he cream and not being skinned The
milk for this cheese was saved on the
irst of June. 1915.
Alderman A. Il. Bruce returned yester-
lay from a hunting camp in Duxbury
where a number OF bear hunters have
'een pursuing a policy of watchful wait
ng since the news reached civilization a
ortnight ago that a swarm Of bears had
AIKEN up their habitat in the wild coun- {
ry between Cancels Hump and Burnt {
George Rowland of Duxbury, y
former resident OF Barre brought down
member of the bruin family that tipped i
he beam at 225 pounds. just before {
saving for home Alderman Bruce caught \
hurried glimpse of big bear making '
or the mountain top. When the snow q
anne there were evidences OF bear play /
n all sides and some OF the hunters are !
esolved to remain on the grounds until
he supply of bear steaks is considerably S
lcreased ID
An exedra of unique design is the gift ;
the Daughters of the Revolution to {
he city of Newark on its 250th anniyer- I
Try, the memorial having been hewn $
ON Barre granite quarries and fash d
ned at the plant Of the Presbrev-Coy b
pndall Co. The exedra is located in G.
ilitary park near Newark and impress. 81
We exercises marked its unwilling. The h
lex of the exedra bears the following t,
scription: presented to the city of n
ewark on its 2j0th anniversary by the d
lughters of the Revolution to mark the 81
tie of the training place established in c
80 and used for that purpose at every II
Il to defend the rights and liberties OF II
If country Artists have marvelled at nj
e fine lines OF the memorial and many di
mplimentary notices have been received m
the manufacturers. 1t is interesting OF
note that the Scantlebury sand blast pl
g process, recently introduced in the al
IRE granite district, was used with ex- m
llent results in lettering the exedra. 81