The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-12
TALK OF THE TOWN
lunsing nnderwear al Abbott'..

MunsIng underwear at Abbott :.
Regular meeting of j, B. Mead circle
Ladies OF the G. A. r., Friday afternoon
at 2:30
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs
Bishop, AZ Beacon street, Friday after
noon Oct. Is.
Regular meeting of Granite City lodge
|. o. o, L., NJ. L., will be held in X. of G
hall Friday night at o'clock. Refresh.
4 ments.
Stove boards, stove pipes, elbows
hampers, coal hods and coal sfters, all
kinds of stove repairs. Z. A. Prindle, 200
North Main street.
Joint clan fair in Rowland hall Oct. &c
! 81, Is. "A Jack for Every Jill" will be
| Dancing every night CAROLS orchestra.
Watch for further announcements adv.
Don't miss the exhibit of rare antiques,
old and new quilts and coverlets at Con-
gregational church Friday afternoon and
evening. Admission, Zoe. Pumpkin pie
and tea, Zoe extra. Prog am in the even
| ing .-adv.
Miss Ruby Bradley, teacher in the
schools of East Barre, who has been
making visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Bradley of Camp street, left
this morning for Burlington to attend
the state teachers convention.
Auction sale tomorrow for w. w
Rounds at Shady Ri1l, six miles from
Montpelier on the North Branch road,
one mile from Putnamville; IA high
grade Jersey COWS, five head of young
cattle, brood sow and nine five-week- old
pigs, fancy pair of black mares, weight
5000 pounds, 40 to 80 tons of nice hay
and good lot of farm tools and ma
chinery. c. F. Smith, auctioneer.
The young ladies of the Senior Sodal
ity of the B. V. nj. of st. Monica's church
will have get-together supper and en-
tertainment in the Knights of Columbus
hall Wednesday evening, Oct. Is. Mem
bers of the sodality are requested to pro
cure tickets from Miss Laura Granger at
the Union Dry Goods store on or before
Saturday, Oct. a.
Bar tenders affiliated with union No.
III. licensees and wholesale dealers
showed their appreciation of Christopher
Columbus memorable voyage overseas
from Palos day by repairing to RAY
mond Demer's farm on the east hill.
there to celebrate the 424th anniversary
OF the discovery of America, Milwaukee.
St Louis and Louisville. All told, nearly
100 persons journeyed up the heights to
Diemers at 10 O'Clock this morning. |
many making the trip in automobiles. |
Competent chefs were sent ahead with !
bushels of clans. Holsters and chick /
ems. 1t was planned to have the !
dinner at MONDAY in the grove at the
rear of the Diemer farmhouse and the /
time this afternoon was to be given over /
to baseball game between the Mixers
and the Fixers.
The Philathea class of the First Bap-
list church met Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs Lyle II. Perry OF Washing
ton street for their annual business
meeting and election of officers. After
reports of the years work were read and
discussed, the following officers were
elected for the coming year: President.
Mrs. Grace Cutler; icepresident. Mrs.
NIaxfeld: teacher. Mrs. f. G.. Rogers:
secretary and reporter Mrs. Lewis
Jones: treasurer. Mrs. Alden Grearson:
,ocial committee, Mrs. L. II. Perry and
Hiss Pinkie Lewis; missionary commit |
ee. Mrs Glenn Perry; volunteer com
nittee. Mrs. Crossett. After the bus
ness. a social good time followed and
lainty luncheon was served BY the host
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