The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-01
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COrSets, 'front.' OF DacR lace, pl W po'oN
Mrs. Shepard CO., Inc.
| Thomas II. Carroll left yesterday on
business trip to Marshfield and We'll
River.
John Walker OF North Montpelier i
visiting for few days with friends II
town.
The Glover club will meet with Mrs
S. j. Jones. 2 Eastern avenue, Friday
afternoon, Nov. 2.
II you wish for smart gown or frock
visit the gown department of the Mrs
Shepard Co., Inc, store
j. Richard Nye of Montreal, p. O., ar
rived in the city last evening for visit
of several days with relatives.
Music furnished foI all occasions by
Montpelier M. band orchestra. Karl For
sell, manager, phone Montpelier 252W
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones of Hyde
Park are visiting for few days al
the home of Mrs Isabelle Thomson OF
Spaulding street.
Football, Intercity park, Saturday
Nov. 3. Montpelier seminary VS.. West
Rutland. Game called at 3 o'clock sharp.
Admission, Zoe,
Musical inspiration for largely at
tended dance given in Randolph last
night by young mems club was fur
nished by CAROLS orchestra.
Wanted: Pupils to learn highland
dancing Glass starts Nov IL in Clan
Gordon hall For particulars inquire of
Rob j. Stewart, 80 Patterson street.
Twenty per cent discount on all mil
linery for Saturday. / will be in my
Barre store Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. Mrs. H. S. Miles, 200 North
Main street
| One of the comparatively few NUM-
icipalities in Vermont to forward its direct
state tax to the Office of the state treas
urer this week is Barre, where the tax
amounted to $l3,S94.50.
General opening of the night classes
for the study of the Italian and English
languages on Nov. l. For information
see DR.. Plainfeld at the Italian church
from to IL week days.
The Ida Reed w. C. r. L. will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 at the home
of Mrs. w. II. Eager. All members are
requested to be present as there will
be a report from the state convention.
Next Sunday is to be observed as mo-
bilization day at the Baptist church
Every member and adherent is urged TO
be present at all of the services. 1t also
will be rally day in the Sunday school
L. j. Berry of Essex Junction and
Deputy Sheriff E. 4. Campbell Of Wat
erbury returned to their homes this
morning, after having attended the gath
ering of Dokies and Pythians in Barre
last evening
Contractor Clarence Z. Foley has
moved his equipment TO Chelsea, where
he has secured the contract to make ex
tensiye repairs and alterations on a bob. |
bin factory. He expects to be occupied
on the contract for several weeks.
To-day being All Saints day, Two
masses were celebrated at ST. Monica /
church this morning and at the Church |
of the Good Shepherd there were special
services at 10 a. m. All Souls day will |
be observed in ST. Monicas church to-
morrow.
0. +. Haworth Of Danville, ILL.,, is reg
istered at Hotel Barre while passing sew
eral days in the Barre granite district ON
business connected with the Knox Lynch
Co., well known Illinois firm of retail
dealers. Besides representing
the monument retailers, Mr.. Haworth is
also superintendent of schools in his
home city.
Congregational fair, Nov. and Z, bet
ter than ever. Fancy work for Christ
mas gifts, aprons for all. Food to tempt
the most fastidious See the white ele-
plant in its pen--no sdeshow either,
but big feature. Program first night,
living pictures illustrated in song: sup.
per second night, followed by auction of
lnsold articles. Fair open afternoons
and evenings.-adv.
Coaches Hoernle and Early of the God
lard football squad put their charges !
through hard scrimmage yesterday aft
,rnoon at the hilltop campus, in prep.
.ration for the return game of the st.
Peters A. A. team, which will be PLAYED
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at The
hilltop campus Goddard managed to
'omp away with the big end of the score
asst Saturday at Rutland. when the re-
ult was the score of 7 to 9, and so a good ,
yame is expected. {
In the afterglow Of an exciting rabbit &
hase in Plainfield and Marshfield an {
automobile owned by Jones & Nye and !
occupied by George Beattie and Willard
Robbins was partially wrecked near the t
mderpsss on the East Montpelier road 5
asst evening. The hunters were hurry !
ng home in a Ford car which they rent {
d from the liverymen and in some man 7
er not clearly explained the front of ]
he auto brought up against an abutment a
t the underpass. Mr.. Beatte was in c
ured about the back and his companion, ?
rho is employed at the fire station, re- [
eived painful bruises on the face and .
cad. Help was obtained from this city 4
nd as the wrecked car was unable to
roceed under its own power, a garage
nan and his repair car towed it to the
kennedy works
Dr. L. r. Snowden of Peoria, ILL.,. i'm
erial prince of the Dramatic Order,
nights of khorassan, who was the guest
honor at a reception and banquet Civ
n by Dokies and Pythisns last evening, :
.ft this foreoon for Manchester, n H.,
here he is 20 be received by company 4
New Hampshire Dokies this evening
he imperial prince arrived in Barre yes
rday from Connecticut en- route through /:
le eastern states while on an official
spection trip that is to include every
mple in the jurisdiction. Before his
'parture to-day DIR. Snowden was the
lest OF the committee which had charge
last nights festivities. An automobile A
ip 10 the quarries was one of the pleas :