The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-03
T4LKOFTH T. TOWN
New winter coat models at Fits

| New winter coat models at Fits
See Joan of Arc, living pictures adv
Private John Kelly returned to Camp
Devens. Aver, Mass. this morning after
pa ssing a brief leave at his home.
All Socialist locals of the city are
asked to meet in the Granite street audi
forum Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Sheldon have re-
! turned to their home in Woodsville, \.
H.. after passing several days in Barre.
Mrs. Mary Dombriske formerly OF
! Barre, returned to her home in Moretown
yesterday, after passing few days with
/ friends i'll the city.
| Contributions of bread, rolls, cake
cookies and doughnuts fir domestic ia
| BILE at Congregational fair Tuesday and
Wednesday are solicited. lady.
/ Mrs. Walter S. Goss OF East street has
returned home, after an extended visit
with relatives in Chelsea. She was ac-
! companied by Mr.. Goss, who made a
| brief visit in Chelsea and vicinity.
| Miss Elizabeth McNany, formerly .
| teacher in the graded schools of Barre,
returned yesterday afternoon to her
| home in Bakersfield, after spending sew
II. j. NJ Jones of Jones Bros. Co,
who is at the head of the fuel admins
| tration in Vermont, is passing several
| days in Boston on business connected
with the coal situation in New England.
John Shea of Church street returned
| last evening from a weeks visit with
| friends and relatives in Providence, r. l.,
and in Boston, being called to Providence
by the illness of Miss Bessie Pitkin, who
is residing there.
The case of State VS.. Mrs. j. d. Ossoa,
charged with a violation of the liquor
law, has been continued indefinitely be-
cause the respondents counsel was I'M
able to be present in court when the case
was called Yesterday.
Private Philip Murphy, who has been
passing few days with relatives in
IGraniteyile left this morning for Bur
lington, there to make brief visit with
friends before returning to Aver, Mass,
where he is enrolled at Camp Devens.
A special meeting of the GIenugie club
will be held in Clan Gordon hall Sunday,
Nov. 4, at ! o'clock for the purpose of at
tending the funeral of our late member,
Alex. Smith. Wear badges and white
gloves Per order Charles Keith, presi-
dent, James Club, secretary.
Football fans in Barre found them
selves divided between two allegiances
this afternoon as two gridiron contests
well worth watching are to be in prog
ress in Barre and Mortified. While Cod
dard and St. Peters A. A. were awaiting
the whistle on the hilltop at 3 o'clock,
a Washington county team, Norwich uni
versity, was lining up against Middle
bury college on Howard field in North
field
Journeymen BARRIERS take exceptions to
a statement made by an officer of the I'M
ion yesterday to the effect that employees
of boss BARRIERS in Barre are not to profit
by the advance in prices announced by
the employers in another column of The
Times The exception is based on the
claim that BARRIERS are now getting a
stated wage each week with a commits
sion on all receipts beyond a certain fig
ure Although there is to be no change
in the agreement now existing between
employees and the employers, it is point
ed out that journeymen BARRIERS who are
working on commission basis will
therefore share with the proprietors the
advance announced to-day.