The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-18
TALK OFTHE TOWN
Wooden dress sale at Fits.

4 You VIII see many new dress ihodels
at Abbott's.
"Then and Now" Nov. 81, Baptist
| church.-ady.
just arrived, carload of grapes. Place
orders with Charles Zanleoni, tel. 6l3.M
/ Thirty.five cents for your old hot wa
ter bottle at Russell's in exchange for a
new one.
If you want to save few dollars on
your winter hat, call at Birnie's, Pleas
ant street.
The only regular time this week at
Camp Comfort tomorrow night. Are You
going adv.
Mrs. Alex Cameron and Mrs. Fred Lord
of East Barre were business visitors in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Celia Severance of Colchester is
visiting her daughter, Mrs, Charles Sib-
ley of Prospect street
Miss Ruth Castle of 80 Merchant street
submitted to an operation at the City
hospital this morning
James Bennett at Park Theatre to-
night will sing Sunshine of Your Smile
and Joan of Are adv.
Mrs NJ Cartwright of Watertown, n.
Y, arrived in the city last evening for
Mrs. II. p. Human and little son of
Orange street returned to the city to-
day, after passing several weeks with
relatives in Canaan, n. II.
Stovepipe, elbows, hampers, coal hods,
coal sifters, stoveboards, clothes wiring
ers, Perfection oil heaters and wicks.
f. A. Prindle, Worthen block.
Dr. and Mrs. L. l.. Leonard returned
this morning to their home in Asbury
Park, n. j., after having spent the past
few days with friends in town.
D. NJ. Deem of Harlan, Ia, retail
monument dealer, is registered at Hotel
Barre while passing several days in the
Barre granite district on business.
Fred Irvine, one of the publishers of a |
Chicago monument trade journal, re-
turned to his home last evening, after
passing several days in the Barre granite
belt on business.
Ottie W. Nelson went last night to
Burlington, where he is to aid a gang OF
linemen from the New England Tele
phone company in installing instruments
at Fort Ethan Allen.
Weather permitting, the Christopher
Columbus band, under the leadership of
Prof. P. Gropelli, will give a concert this
evening in the City park, the concert to
commence at Z o'clock.
The Ida Read W. C. T. U. will meet
tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. +. d. Beckley, 6 Park street. All ,
are earnestly urged to come, as
there is business of Importance.
The office of Boutwell, Milne & Var
mum, quarry owners. is to be moved from
North Barre TO Montpelier, rooms having
been secured in the Langdon block 1t is I
expected that the transfer will be made =
next month.
William Mcdonald of South Main +
street left yesterday for Boston, where y
he will make visit of two weeks with / :
Mr.. Mcdonald is taking va I
alton of two weeks from his duties as a
nail carrier. h,
The ladies of st. Mnnica's parish will
lold food sale in the vacant store in o
Morse block Saturday, Oct. 20, at $50 II
Baked beans, rolls, doughnuts, cake and /
ii kinds of food will be on sale The cl
aides in charge will be at the store to t
eceiye food at o'clock. All the ladies m
i the parish who have not been solicited al
viii kindly send in donations of food Ell
rithout further notice Orders may be IL
elephoned 4S7- NJ or 1873 3.--adv. lisa
Mr. and Mrs Fred Bird have sold their IN
ONE on 20 Plain street TO Mr.. and Mrs. 70 70
mil Macchi, who purchase the property On
Or a home. Mr.. Bird, who has been EN- pr
Logged during the past 20 years by the Y.
|. j. Smith meat market on North Main -
rect Ieft tbis mornipo for Snr;no6eId Ju
lass where he has secured employment pc
one of the large wholesale meat IN
ouses. Mrs. Bird expects to leave Barre tph
bout Nov. for Springfield to join her Jo
lsband there. SCI
Friends in Barre of Charles n Ladd of he
range will be interested to learn that in,
, is comfortably situated in Camp Dew n
Is at Aver, Mass, and that he has tax
strong liking to the military work
hich members of the national army in
at cantonment have mapped out for
EN-. Before the draft Mr. Ladd was PI;
enterprising farmer in Orange, but he
ably gave up his agricultural pursuits
join the Orange county contingent in
e Vermont quota. 1r-s
Seventy five couples were in attend
zee at the dancing assembly given in oi',
e Knights of Columbus hall last even ~
z under the auspices of Barre council, ~
~ &c &c ,Hei,. - - dra
use of conflicting dates. The deferred ~.
liday gathering lost none OF its enjoy 90, 81;
mt by reason of the postponement and ~
e dancers had thoroughly good time =
til after midnight. AT intermission s .'l
'reshments were served by number -.
young women, Morgan's orchestra
lyed for the dancers and the following 'ei
nmittee had charge Of the affair: John -
pin, Charles II. Wilkie and Charles f.
rruws. The dance was one of several
vate assemblies planned by the
lights of Columbus. F
chit