The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-25
TALK OFTHE TOWN

torsets, 'front.' or Dack lace, 81 W P"'o'
Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Cnroll Stewart hav
gone to Windsor for visit
Emerson records, the latest hits, %
each, at Martins Book Store.
John Mercer of Springfield, Mass,
passing vacation with his family il
this city.
S. j. Abair has moved his household
goods from Forsyth place to Far
| well street.
| Deputy Secretary of State Rawsol
| Myrick is spending the rest of the weel
in Bridport.
Holbrook Blinn in a five-reel feature
| "The Prima Donna Husband" at the Ri
jou to-morrow,-adv.
John Brusa of Howard street left las
night for Hartford, Conn, where he ex
poets to be employed.
If you wish for smart gown or frock
visit the garment department of the Mrs
Shepard Co, Inc, store.
Good time at Presbyterian churcl
Wednesday evening. Oct. 81, Halloween
social and masquerade. Admission, l0c
Earl Parker, a former resident OF
Barre, is passing few days in the city
on business before returning to his home
in Sanford, n. c., next week
Misses Florence Nye and Mildred Higgs
left this morning for ST. Adams, where
they will attend the convention of the
state teachers, which opened this morn
ing
The Netop class of the Methodist
church will hold social at Mrs H. w.
| IL ~, ~ 10 a.
evening All members requested to at
tend
Kenneth MacRae, manager of the I'm
ion Dry Goods store, is moving his house
| hold goods from AZ Merchant street into
the Kenyon house, so called, on the same
street
Mrs. H. NJ. Farnham and Mrs. G. w.
| Walton returned last night from Bran
don where they attended the annual
meeting of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution.
Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Hewitt of Plain
field were in the city this morning on
their way to st. Adams, where Mr..
Hewitt attends meeting of the State
Teachers association.
r. w Simonds, commissioner of in
stenographer, are in Bristol to-day at
a hearing conducted relative to the work
ingmen's compensation.
Oliver Limogue, who has been visiting
Mrs. Hassie Nichols and Mrs l.. n Wood,
his sisters, went back to Burlington
Wednesday to take examination for en-.
trance in the medical department of the
navy.
Regular meeting OF Hiawatha lodge,
No. 20, ], O. O. f. Thursday evening at 7
o'clock. Work, first degree. Let every
member be present. A large delegation |
is expected from Hardwiek, Waitsield, |
East Barre and Willlamstown. Light re-
freshments. Per order n. G..
Auction sale tomorrow for c. +. Blk |
by, on Beckley hill; IS nice cows, two
registered bulls. eight year-old horse, 60
tons of early-cut hay, 80 tons of ensilage
page !, this paper. G.. r. Smith, auc-
tioneer.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Lawrence. who
have been making their home with the
latter's mother, Mrs Annie Carroll Of
Keith avenue, for several months, have
returned to Montpelier. where Mr.. Law
renee is to continue in the employ of the
NJ a. w. r. railroad.
Blossom 0ssols, son of Mr.. and Mrs
J y. Ossola Of North Main street, and
a 1917 graduate of Spaulding high school,
arrived last evening from Flint, Mich
where he has been employed during the
1ast few months by the Grand Trunk {
-ailroad Mr. 0ssola will spend vaca
ion of two weeks at his home on North
Main street.
The case of State. vs.. Mrs. ]. D. Os {
lola, whose premises on North Main G
treet were raided for intoxicating liquor
short time ago, was docketed for "a
rearing in municipal court to-day. The I
was accompanied to the court q
" her spiritual adviser, Rev J. T. o
'lainfeld, who addressed Magistrate H. v
V. Scott in behalf of the woman. Mrs v
)ssola had as her legal advisers, j. Ward
'arver and w. A. Lord, and il was upon I
he representations of the latter that n
he case was continued for a week. Mrs G
Dssola is under bail of $500 o
"Oyer the Top" is the caption which
ierchant street residents prefer over the
tory of a little incident which threw =
hat thoroughfare into something of a !,
turmoil. yesterday. IL all came about !,
hen one of double quartet of red =,
Dxes owned by Frank Murphy answered 81
he call of the wild by picking his way !
p the wire netting which walls in the !,
olony and escaping through an aper =
IRE in the wire roof. Instantly his "
,mrades of the cage manifested similar -
gins of uneasiness and when young Mr.. =,
Iurphy. attracted by a eommotion IN n
he Enclosure. hurried into the yard, he 3,
,und one fox missing and the others ~
bout to leave Hastily closing the sky y
ght. he grabbed rife and started for "a
ravine in the rear Of the house. Signs
Sir Reynard's fight we're not wanting. ~ u
II the fugitive had celebrated his first !.
ste of freedom by killing chicken be- u
nging to a neighbor. After rustling y
rough the ravine, Murphy drew bead s.
i the escaped member aud killed il. :, "a
he fox was one Of several captured in -
erlin last spring n,