The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-16
TALKOFTHE TOWN

Baby booth, Baptist sale.-adv.
Read Shea's adv. for low prices.
See Abbott's line of hous-. dresses.
Ready,to-wear hats to close at half
price. Mrs. c. H. Wood.
Mrs. Jane Bullock of Mortified visit
ed with friends in town yesterday.
French sisters, palmists, Sunday office
hours, to p. IN. 46 Main street.
Hot chocolate fudge on vanilla ice
cream at Cummings & Lewis fountain
to-day.
Attractive line of hats for children
will be on display Saturday at Mrs.
Shepard CO., Inc
Amos j. Eaton of South Royalton was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday and to-day.
Harry Holmes of st. Adams visited
his brother, Gerald Holmes of North
Main street, yesterday.
His Old Fashioned Dad" four-reel
feature; also "The Mysters'of the Dou-
bic Cross" at the Bijou to-day.-adv.
Miss Ruth Mackenzie went to Mont
pelier this afternoon to pass the week
end as the guest of Miss Estella Barnes.
Miss Jenkins Brilliant Idea" farce
by eight local parties, is sure laugh
getter. See it tonight at elan fair, How
land halliday.
G. w. Groom of st. Adams, an assist
ant superintendent of the Central Yer
mont railroad. called on local railroad
| employees yesterday.
Miss Olive Merrill returned this morn
ing to her home in Bethel after making
short visit at the home of her sister,
Miss Lottie Merrill of Jefferson street
SVfnraninUnn a NDEa t1rlpn bn lInr
Auktion Lordagen den "a Nov. Katie
serveras fritz. ALA Skandnaver ock de
ras venner arc hjartlight valkomna.
Harry Colombo and Gelsey Monti left
early this afternoon for Marshfeld, |
where they are to remain through the
week end and until Tuesday with par
ty of Barre hunters.
Fees for the caring Of cemetery lots !
Hope and Elmwoodl are due and should |
be paid to Supt Alex Hanton at his Of !
fee, city hall. Open Saturday evenings I
in November from to s.-adv.
We will have car of No | winter
apples in the first of next week; only a
limited number of Baldwins, Greetings
and Spies. Leave your order early; fan
cy apples are scarce this year. f d.
Laid Co
Furs. Furs Big sale of furs for Sat
urday and Monday Great bargains.
Call early Don't wait until stock is
sold out Make your selection now and
/ will keep it till Christmas Come to
Joe Kovalsky's Tailor Shop, Eastman
block Tel 4244.
Dr. and Mrs. Horace Sowles returned
this morning TO their home in Boston
after having spent the past few days at
the home of the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs John Sowles Of Beckley street
They were accompanied by the Misses
Edith Martinson and Freda Hooker, who +
will visit for a few days with friends in Il
Boston and vicinity d
The auction sale held for Ludger Ca
mire on the East Montpelier road yester ;
day brought ont a large number Of cattle
buyers. and prices were very satisfac
tory. Ten grade Holstein cows averaged !
sl05.G0, which is the highest average on ,
grade cows this season, the highest price ,
realized on grades being $l52.50; i reg !
stered calves which were thin in flesh :
averaged 500 each; eight registered cows
sold from $50 to 1927 so Granite State
pietertje DeKol three yearold heifer,
topped the sale and was purchased by q
J. f. Potter of Conway, n. H. The reg /
stored cows averaged $4,000 each !
Rowan sold for the record price of $40 :
Der ton, hay for $975 and ensilage $3.50
D, A. Perry acted as auctioneer.
Among the arrivals at Hotel Barre =
asst night and this morning were the !,
people, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. !.
Wilder of Burlington, c. c. Warden and !
\. L. Cray Of Batavia, y. Y, c. X. Man
ling OF Worcester, r. J. Corliss Of Bur 2
ington, w. L. Murphy of Hardwick, :
J. w Groom of st. Adams, William =
Jackie of Boston H. Holmes of st. Al :
,ans. William Gill of St. Johnsbury. J. S. =
henderson of Lockport, \. Y, r. d. ),
Shepard of Cambridge, Paul Lindner of :,
Sew York. John Z. Potter of Conway, :
I Y, James Webster of Bethel J. r. :
Sell of Binghamton, n. Y. d. II. Eddy of i
Burlington, Amos J. Eaton of South -
,oyaltou, A. G. Austin, jr.. and brother u
t Boston w r. Reese of Brattleboro, -
amuel Mcdonald and w. J. Barnes Of
iedford, Mass. j. O. Sheldon of Woods
lille, n, II.
The Weekly club, which had discon
nued its meetings since June S on ac-
punt of infantile paralysis, held their
rst meeting OF the fall thursday after
Don at the home of Mrs. Robert ID. Car
enter, p West street The business of
he meeting was as follows: Initiation
f new members and the election Of new
Ulcers. The following new members
ere initiated: Mrs. John Emslie, Mrs.
richie Adams, Mrs William Daniels,
Irs Harry Bernard. The officers elected
,r the coming term are: President, Mrs.
liner Clark; vice president, Mrs. Paul
edwall; secretary treasurer. Mrs Rob =
It d. Carpenter After the business
eeting. Mrs. James Duncan played a
w pieces on the piano. which were fol-
wed by the members knitting, crochet
g or embroderinc After the meeting |
as adjourned refreshments We're served