The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Christmas leather bags at Fits.
See sale of Munsingwear at Abbott's
New Home club sewing machine sale
this week at Fits.
! Fancywork and distinctive Christmas
cards, congregational church. adv.
| Manchester percale best qualities, lie
land l2c yard Little Dry Goods Store,
Cottage street.
Half Rogue" featuring King Bag
| gott, Edna Hunter and Clara Beyers at
the Bijou today.-adv.
Election returns will be announced at
Rowland hall this evening and everybody
| is cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Charles A. Caron of Becklev court
left the city last evening for visit of
two weeks with relatives in TauntoA,
Mass, and Worcester, Mass.
George Murray, sr., and his son, George
Murray, ir., We're in Hardwick Sunday,
when they acted as bearers at the fu-
neral of Mrs. Robert Thomson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Prize who were
married in Waitsfield fortnight ago
have returned to Granitevile, after pass
ing their honeymoon at Balston Lake,
n. Y.
Come over and hear Cy Bigelow and
his singin' skewl concert. Morandie
Lease will play the spinnet. Congrega-
tional meetin' house Wednesday around
s o'clock adv.
Mrs John Holland of Mortified ar
rived in the city yesterday and will spend
several days attending her daughter,
Miss Florence Holland, who is confined
to the house on account of illness.
Peter Frazier, who has been employed
in an ammunition factory in Hartford
Conn, during the summer, arrived in the
city yesterday and will sped several
days visiting relatives on Ayers street
The condition of Henry Petrie, one of
the proprietors of Jacks lunch, who suf-
fered a slight shock week ago. is re.
ported to be somewhat improved. Mr..
Petrie is at his home on Glenwood ave
nue..
Work on the cement sidewalk which is
being built by the street department
west of the Prospect street bridge is
nearing completion. The walk is pat
termed after the walks laid on North
Main street and extends from the bridge
to the store of Louis Romans and
thence to the residence of +. T. Mower
At the Yincitia club this evening cleo |
tion returns will be received and posted |
on the bulletin board in the cardroom.
Returns will begin to come in early in |
the evening and will be announced until |
the election is decided. Around 10 |
o'clock buffet luncheon will be served. |
All members of the club are invited to
gather for social evening.
A loo L. Ia III 4 |
the terminus of the Central Vermont |
tracks south of the station. The old Ia
bic was nearly demolished by the weight /
Of car of granite which run onto the
edge last summer and it was also dam
aged to some extent by fire that burned
The rubbish which was thrown into the
pit. A new substantial platform for the
ar rails has been added, while the outer
path has been built anew
A Ford car owned and driven by L.
Downing of Washington slid over three
DOT embankment yesterday shortly be-
ore the noon hour in the hollow by the
Waterman farm between Washington and
East Barre The accident happened as
Slr. Downing was steering the machine
% pass team, the automobile wheels
Dad and before Mr.. Downing could get
ontrol of the motor the machine had
lid over the bank. Luckily no one was
Iurt. The automobile was badly dam
ged and was hauled to the Perry garage
n this city for repairs.
A party was given at the Eureka res
aurant Sunday night in honor of Miss
'ecgy AIalnati and Bella Decoteau by
Hiss Malnati's sister and friends, the !
nests of honor leaving Monday night for !
'ittsburg. Pa. Monday evening their
riends again gathered at the home of
Irs. Gamache, Laurel street, and
ery pleasant evening was spent. Games /
-ere played, luncheon was served and be-
ore the party broke up the guests I
Dined in farewell songs. They accom-
anied the departing ones TO the station
D wish them good luck in their future 7
ONE. Miss Peggy Malnati was especial \
: well known here through her services /
! the box Office at the Park theatre.