The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-10
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Horace Barclay and Charles Gait
have gone to Lanesboro ON huntin
trip.
Slightly used upright piano at a 10,
price at Bailey's Music Rooms, ii Elm
street.
Mrs. John Hyland of the Miles blocl
was taken to the City hospital to-da.
for treatment.
Anyone going to Florida for the win
ter please communicate with G, A. Lane
3 Seminary street.
'Italy-Our Ally" will be the subjee
of the sermon tomorrow evening at tn
Presbyterian church.
The Landi School of Music has moved
from the Miles building to room | in thu
Miles granite block.
Don't fail to visit the stationery anC
embroidery booth at the NJ. +. church
Nov. Is and l4.-adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Milne are moving
from Maple avenue into apartments il
the Miles granite block.
Master Leo st. John left yesterday tc
spend the week end with his aunt, Mrs
Frank St John of Brookfield.
Miss Ethel St John left to-day fol
Brookfeld to pass a few days in the
home of her sister, Mrs. Frank st. John
Music furnished for all occasions by
Montpelier NJ. band orchestra. Karl For
sell, manager, phone Montpelier 252-W
Joseph Goneo of Berlin and Earl
Smith of Highland avenue left this aft
ernoon for Fayston, where they are to
pass week in camp.
| John Hume and William Hughes left
the city this forenoon for Quincy, Mass,
where they have secured employment in
the Fore River ship works.
Mapline demonstration Saturday. A
favoring for pies, cakes, buildings, ice
cream and candy. Come in and sample
the Mapline dainties + D. Ladd Co.
Amongsthe hunters TO leave this city
was John F. Johnston, who left yester
day for Marshfield where he will spend
the coming week at his camp, The Star
light
b. II. Griffith and J II. Dodge are pass
ing a part of the hunting season in Tops
ham and during the formers absence his
express business is in charge of George
Edwards.
Clan Gordon and Ladies' auxiliary will
hold their annual fair in Rowland hall
on the evenings of Nov. Is, l6, II. Con
cert and dancing each evening CAROLS
orchestra adv.
w. C. Clifford Of Bethel, manager of
the Woodbury. Granite Co. and Mrs
Clifford called on friends in the city yes
terday, They We're accompanied here by
DR. and Mrs. 0, V Greene.
George Emery who has been acting
as janitor at city hall for the past two
weeks. completed his duties to-day with
the return of G.. A. Bemis, who has been
enjoying his annual vacation.
A special line of millinery, dresses,
silks and serge, waists, corsets and I'M
derwear, will be shown at Mrs. Ulysses
Spragues Brookfeld Wednesday and
Thursday, Nov. IA and Is Mrs Shepard |
Co, Inc.
Ladies of the Methodist church have |
prepared one of their nice suppers for /
Tuesday. The public is cordially invited |
Ladies of the club join your families and
come there to supper. The price is only |
40cadv.
The meeting OF the Barre Woman's
club on Tuesday afternoon at 2:45 will l
be under the direction of the music and
art department. Arrangements are be-
ing made for an art loan exhibition. and
each club member is asked to bring with /,
her for exhibition purposes some article,
either antique rare, unique or modern,
hat will be of interest to others The
aides are also invited to bring their
Knitting or sewing Guest tickets oh
.ainablc at the door
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
he following people: Mrs G. $. How
ird and children of Cornish \. H., Floyd {
B. Seekins of Lockport. y Y, S J. Bow
nan of New Haven, H. c. McCrillis Of !
G. f. as,ies Of Burlington, NJ II
|. Foster of Fort Warner, Me, Mr.. and |
hrs. s. f. Nixon of Burlington, DIR.
nd Mrs O. " Green, Mr.. and Mrs. w
: Clifford OF Bethel. John A. White Of
p O., Miss Zenita Graf, Cliff
ord DevereuX of New York. :
A young colored man, who claimed to 4
e on familiar terms with nearly every
quare mile of territory on the well Z
nown earth, applied al police headquar {
ers for lodging last night. He was ac
and this morning the police
'ished him we'll on the remainder of his
The men at headquarters
ave put their surplus bedding in order II
Or the annual fall demand for lodgings II II
nd with the approach of cold weather
he number of foaters who bunk at No II
Prospect street is growing rapidly The
isitors are required to register before II
eparting. II
Auction sale Monday, the 18th, at II
m. for d. J. Briggs one and three II
,urths miles from Williamstown on the
road near the II. H. Martin
'rm. Thirty eight head of cattle, Is III
ice cows to freshen this fall and winter, II
head of young cattle, two-year- olds,
earnings and calves, nice pair of five
I'd seven.year-o old chestnut mares,
eight $3.50, four month old mare colt
God SOW and fat hog. r. + Red hens
ID some other property. This will be
actual sale nothing bid in or reserved
+. Smith, auctioneer. I'LL