The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-20
TALKOFTHETOW

Black Cat winter hosiery at Abbott's
Red Cross concert and dance Wednes
day evening.
Old silver and gold wanted. Highes
price paid. F. f. Burr.
| Red sole, leather heel rubbers for men
| women and children at Shea's.
Call up H. L. Douglas and give hin
your order for potatoes before they are
all gone.--adv
A special meeting of the senior sodal
ity viii be held in the vestry of st
Monica's church tonight
Music furnished for all occasions by
Montpelier M. band orchestra. Karl For.
sell, manager, phone Montpelier 252-W
Carl c. Perkins of Washington street
left yesterday for Springfield, Mass
where he is making a business visit OF
several days
Don't miss the Red Cross concert in
opera house Wednesday evening at s.
Dance in Rowland hall after the concert.
CarolPs orchestra.
John Nichols of Hyde Park has Sc
cured employment in Graniteville and
expects to move his family to Barre
Town in the near future.
L. II. Baine, teacher of voice, will be
at the Aldrich block, room Is tProf.
| Wheatons studiol on Tuesday evening.
Phone 245-l Montpelier.
The young ladies of the sodality of
the b. V. M. have postponed their bazaar
from Nov. q to Dec s. because of the
Red Cross concert and dance.
1
| Chicken pie, macaroni, rolls, cake, pie,
tea and coffee Where? At the cafeteria
supper, Baptist church, Tuesday, Nov.
20, from to o'clock.-adv.
Special Thanksgiving dinner at 81
plate Telephone 600 how many. We
make special rates for room and board
or for table board Hotel Barre, j. V.
Rowen, Prop.
Buy your friend hospital cook book
| for Christmas. She will appreciate it.
On sale at Barre Book Store, the hos
pital, Mrs. Shepard's store and Tilden's
Shoe Store.
DR.. o. Z. Barr of Cottage street went
Yesterday to Worcester to join party
of hunters who have been encamped near
Shady Rill since the opening OF the deer
season.
Harry Bassett returned yesterday to
Orleans, after passing the week end with
Mrs. Bassett and daughter, who are Wis
iting in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. 5.
Waterman of Washington street.
Ernest Marchetti and A, Diyersi OF
Concord. n. H., who is visiting friends |
in Barre, his former home, went to Bur-
lington yesterday for visit of few |
DAYS. John Carroll is substituting for |
Mr.. Marchetti in the City wine store,
Adolfo Comolli of Comolli street re-
turned Yesterday from Peacham, where,
with party of friends, he was encamped
during a part Of the deer season. None
of the Barre hunters in the camp was
successful, but their host, Henry La
Marie, lumber worker, brought down a
200 pound buck Saturday afternoon.
G. o. +. and A. o. H., attention! The
As" tournament between the A, O. II,
and G. 0. r. having ended in tie, both
teams have decided to celebrate with an
old fashioned dance on Thursday, Nov.
%, in X. of c. hall. All Foresters and
with their lady friends, are
invited to attend.
Vincent Cato, George earle and Rene
Bernasconi have returned from Pitts
field, where they have been passing 10
lays in camp. Mr.. Cato narrowly missed
getting a deer, which bounded away just
Is the hunter was about to use his knife. !,
Mr.. Bernasconi, who shot deer and a
bear year ago, was not so fortunate
his season. +
The woman's association of the Con :
gregational church will hold an all-day /,
meeting Wednesday in the church yes
.ry. All the ladies are invited to come :
n the forenoon and help tie comforters
md they are also invited to bring lunch .
or themselves in a covered dish. In the !.
afternoon the usual monthly business
Meeting will be held. =
Winters advance agent in the form of
N lev breath from the north set the !,
mercury a-sinking last night and even "
NC readings indicated that the zero mark ),
you'd be reached by morning. Spirit
here in the city registered
to 10 degrees above, but during the !,
light the sting in the temperature abated =
nd somewhat lusty snowstorm was in :
rogress to-day. r
Dispatches from Westfeld, Mass, =
tate that the New England troops who :
ave been encamped at Camp Bartlett =
Or several months are making earnest u
for going south. The only =
nits not preparing to leave are the lst =;
'ermont and the provisional colored bat H.
alion, which will be the last to leave q !"
he field In the fragments of the LIST !,
ermont infantry there remain number :
{ Barre boys who were enlisted in q,
and c companies. \,
The honking of wild geese was heard -
yer Barre at Z o'clock this morning, !,
hen a flock which descended near -
1ough to the landscape to be counted :;
it'll fair degree of accuracy, circled a,
trough the sky as if undecided about ~
he road to Tampa, Fla. Once the leader ~ -
saded due south, only to veer in an east e.
.ly direction as the flock scared over r,
ockey Hollow. Leaden skies apparent ~
confused the pilot, for the birds were e,
aking toward East Barre when they -
sappeared. There were around 80 trav- :;
ers in the party. tb
Few teamsters were prepared for the 10
ippery condition OF the paved and con- -
eted streets in Barre after the first
owfall yesterday, and during the day =
veral mishaps occurred At North
ARE horse attached to one of P. d.
olla's bakery carts skidded on the
ills. The incident happened near noon I