The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-10
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Old silver and gold wanted. Highest
price paid. +. +. Burr.
| G, P. Kellogg of Plainfeld was a Barre
business visitor yesterday.
| The Tourist club will meet with Mrs
| Robinson Monday Afternoon.
John Anderson of South Royalton was
| business visitor in town yesterday.
DIR. G. III, Magoon left to-day for East
Burke and expects to return around Nov.
20.
ID. j. Menard of Waterbury was among
the business visitors in the city yester-
day.
Giuseppe Corti went to Orange this
morning to pass the deer season with his
brother.
w. b. C. Stickney of Rutland was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Clarvoyants, French sisters, office
open Sunday from | until 9 p. m. 40
Main street.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hunkins, Mrs
II. c. Wyman and Mrs. A. f. Smalley of
Bradford were among the visitors in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Edward thinner left this morning
for New Haven, Conn, there to join her
husband, who has been employed in that
city for some time.
Come to the concert at Methodist
church Wednesday evening, Nov Ia, Civ
en- in connection with the annual sale.
Admission, l0c--adv.
John B. Magnaghi Of Washington
street is passing a few days in Boston
on business connected with the Presbrey
Coykendall company
| z. j. Rulfo, who is taking a vacation
from his duties in the City Wine store,
went to North Duxbury to-day to remain
for a week in the Hastings camp.
| Clan Gordon and Ladies' auxiliary will
hold their annual fair in Rowland hall
on the evenings of Nov. Is, 10, II. Con-
cert and dancing each evening. CAROLS
! orchestra.--adv.
Color Sergeant Paul Leavitt OF the
Headquarters company, which is sta
toned at Westfeld, Mass, is spending a
short leave Of absence at the home Of
Mrs Leavitt on East street.
Galvanized washtubs, wringers, sad
irons, wash boilers, copper teakettles,
Perfection oil heaters and wicks. Low
prices on all kinds of lanterns E. A
Prindle Co., Worthen block.
The Nature Study class of the Barre
Woman's club will meet Monday even
ing, Nov, IL, at 1880 o'clock with Mrs.
George Bond 2s East street. Subject
for study, "The Fall of the Year"
The Ministers Monday club holds its
next monthly meeting Monday, Nov, ~,
in the parlor of the Unitarian church,
Montpelier. A paper will be read on
"The Character of the PROPHETS by Rev.
e. Grassland, pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Barre.
Two attractions at the Playhouse,
Montpelier, this coming week. Monday
evening the wellknown comedy drama,
Twin Beds" will be presented, and
Thursday evening, Nov, Is, Jane CowPs
great success, Lilac Time" will be the
attraction. Seats now on sale for Twin I
Beds" Reserved seats for Lilac Time
go on sale Tuesday, Nov. Is. Mail and
phone orders promptly filled.-adv.
Burton Jones was pleasantly surprised
at his home on Webster street Thursday
evening when about % of his friends
gathered at his home to remind him Of ,
his birthday During the evening re.
freshments were served, while the play
ing of games and program of musical !
numbers provided an enjoyable evenings
In behalf of the party @
Leslie Ladd presented the host a hand
some stickpin, for which he responded in v
a fitting manner
William ID. Macdonald, whose resigna-
tion as president of the Granite Manu-. I
facturers' association became effective il
Nov. !, left the city to-day for Spring q
field, Mass, where he expects to locate r
and whittier his mother and other mem. d
oers of the family moved some months il
since. He was accompanied by his broth a
r. Lieut. Archie Mcdonald, who returned II
o his company at Westfeld, Mass after "
having passed a week with friends here.
Howard T Sands, vice president of the r,
B. & NJ 7. & p. Co., who has been pass 81
ng a few days in Washington county n
While comforting over matters pertaining Il
o intercity franchises, has returned to b.
lis home in Boston. At the present time ii
'lans for calling a special city meeting IA
o accept or reject the franchise recently j.
dopted by the city council are held in Il
beyance, as 1t is stated that the com az
any officials have not completed can al
ass of the bondholders of the road To A
omply with the law every bondholder HI
iuSt oPPip'N u hAS HabPbSVN new nun
hise before it can be accepted by the
and the latter does not wish
he city to go to the expense of calling
meeting unless the road officials are in
position TO accept the franchise 81
County Game Warden Z. S. Newcomb
t Waterbury Center returned to his ar
ONE Friday afternoon, after calling on
riends in Barre and vicinity. While in in
arre the game warden received tele- oh
hone message stating that a doe had pl
cen killed near Bolton Falls, but an in
uiry determined the fact that the ami be
lal lost its bearings while attempting W,
, swim the river and had to be killed
5 soon as it reached the shore Mr. iCa
ewcomb was of the opinion that the in
ircass would be worthless for meat -
he game warden has been busily en-
aged in completing preparations for the
pen season on deer, which began to-day
e stated yesterday that signs pointed
, a killing well up TO the average and
Ipressed his belief that much of the
enison will be conserved this year be-
luse of the high cost of meat stuffs
urinp the season Mr. Newcomb eXpects