The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-10
TALK or THE TOWN
Special sale OF suits at Abbott's.

II mess.
H White chinchila remnants suitable TO
children's coats. Little Dry Goods Store
II Cottage street.
II Mrs. james II. Hall of Boston is pass
/ ing week in the home of her mother
Mrs John Mcdonald of Liberty street.
H Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wishart of Chel
sea are visiting at the home OF the for
mer's mother, Mrs. Barbara Wishart o.
Camp street.
Mrs. Henry Mute and little daughter
OF North Main street went TO Waterbury
this morning for visit of few days
with relatives.
| MIR. and Mrs. II. r. Hauvre of Sher
brooke, p. O., Were visitors in the city
yesterday, while ON their way to Gran.
iteville for Il two weeks visit
There will be meeting of the Yer.
mont Poultry association in city court
room this evening at 1880 o'clock. All
faneiers please be present. Per order of
secretary.
Miss Ida Derocher, who has been en-
ployed in Websterville for the past two
months was a visitor in the city this
morning while on her way home TO Col
chester.
News is received here Of the birth of a
son Nov. 4 To Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Tur-
ner of Hartford, Conn. Mr.. Turner is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs Frank c. Turner
of South Main street.
To advertise our business we offer five
Birthday, five Miscellaneous and 10
Christmas cards for Is cents. Big value.
Send stamps or change. Langs Jewelry
Store, Barton. Vt.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Siderstrom of Con-
cord, n. H., have arrived in the city and
are making their home on Brook street,
the former having secured employment
here in the granite industry.
! Nice lot of household goods, preserves,
| pickles, nice quilts, blankets, practically
all new, nicely kept, clean and all right,
at the auction at AZ Ayers street to NOR
row afternoon. d. A. Perry, auctioneer.
See adv. page 7.
NJ. S. Teachout of Essex Junction, an
investigator in the automobile registry
department of the office of the secretary
of state, came to the city yesterday for
conference with Chief Sinclair of the
police department.
+. Il. Lang OF Al Hill street has pen
of Is White Wyandottcs whose egg rec
ord he thinks, will be hard to beat. In
IL months, beginning Oct. 81, 1915 they
laid 2,503 eggs. an average of 1921 eggs
each. This is an average OF over 10 eggs
a month for each hen, and an average of
10 SO eggs day for every day in the
year Who can beat it
Judge J. c. Harvey returned yesterday
to his home in White River junction
after passing few days in the home Of
Il. c. Brock of Washington street He
was accompanied by Mrs. NJ. A. Miller
of White River Junction, who returned
home after visiting in the Brock family
for few days. and by Mrs. Brock, who
is to be absent until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Batchelder OF
Plainfeld were visitors in the city yes
terday and to-day. Mr.. Batcheder is in
charge Of the new central office recently |
created in Plainfeld by the Vermont
Tel & Tel. Co, and states that the gath !
ering of returns in that section of the !
county on election night was greatly |
facilitated by the accessible connections |
made possible by the central office
Henry H. Ross, grand master of Yer. |
mont Masonry, who came to the city |
yesterday to attend the meeting of the /
sixth district, returned this morning to |
his home in Burlington. l. 3. Jones, the |
grand lecturer, returned this noon to Is
land Pond and Edwin L. Wells, the
grand senior warden, to Lyndonvlle,
Deputy Grand Master David A. Elliott
returned to White River Junction.
Auction sale tomorrow of household
furniture for A. w. Beattie at 80 South
Main street, city, opposite Trow Hol-
den shops. A nicer lot of goods has new
ar before been offered in Barre at public
auction. Solid mahogany, quartered oak
and some leather. Be sure and attend
this sale if you are in the market for
nice furniture. c. F. Smith, auctioneer
C. r. Smith was in Hardwick yester.
lay holding an auction sale for James
Ddgers. Sixteen cows, most of them {
coming in in the spring, with one excep.
ton, sold from $3.50 to S57. Yearling
ieifers sold from $40 to $50. calves Sll
to sl4, hay in the barn sll.75. Mr..
Smith is in Montpelier to-day holding
he Gath combination auction sale for
Il. NJ Farnham of fresh horses, commits
zion horses and other, property.
The second of a series OF popular en-
arranged by the directors
VI the Woman's club viii take place next !
Tuesday evening in Rowland hall. The
florence Lyceum quartet of Elmira, n.
Y. has for its personnel Miss johnson,
nezzo- soprano, Miss Hazlitt, violinist, 6
Miss Phillips, reader, and Mr.. Keenen,
baritone. They viii give a program OF
popular numbers which has given pleas
ire to many audiences. The public is in
'ited and the tickets are 25c to all.
Before large gathering of Foresters !
n the Knights of Columbus hall on J
Worth Main street last evening Henry !
r. Bernard of Newport, state organizer
or the fraternity, told of the work which !
he Catholic Order of Foresters is &C.
in Vermont and adjacent :
tates. His informal address followed
he regular meeting of st. Johns court
nd afterward buffet luncheon was
erved Mr.. Bernard will visit the Mont
elier Foresters before returning to his :
ome.
A committee has been appointed by
he Italian Gaiety club to complete plans
or dance to be held in the Knights Of
Columbus hall on the evening of Thanks
living day Nov. 80. The affair will take :
he form of harvest dance and local
rchestra has been retained to furnish g
ha rnusip If will ha tho third of n So / 4