The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-24
TALK OFTHETOWN

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II Pleasant street.
i The Tourist club will meet with Mr.
Anker Monday afternoon.
French sisters, palmists, Office ope
also Sunday from 2 o'clock. Al Mai
street.
Nernesio Suarez of Webstervile wa
brought to the City hospital to-day TO
an operation.
New line of popular sheet music jus
received at Bailey's, IA Elm street; l0c |
copy this week
Charles Cay of 80 South Main street
underwent an operation at the City hos
pital Thursday afternoon.
SIS This Great War Armageddon p
will be the subject at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow evening at o'clock
Mrs. r. Clerici and son, Aldo, of Water
bury, are visiting for few days at the
home of Mrs. j. b. Frontini of Foss
street.
If you are thinking of buying a dress
or hat before Thanksgiving, see Mrs
Shepard's line before purchasing Mrs
Shepard Co.. Inc
Mr.. and Mrs J. Kirk of st. Johns
bury called on the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Black of Maple Grove,
yesterday and to-day.
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Auktion Lordagen den "a Nov. Katie
serveras fritz. ALA Skandinaver ock de-
ras venner arc hiartlight valkomna.
Miss Doris Wilbur of North Mont
peier and Mrs. Octavia Woodcock of
Plainfield were visitors yesterday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. III. S. Parks of
| King street
! John Lambert, who was formerly EN-
ployed in local drug store, returned
yesterday to Burlington, after passing
few days with his cousin, Philip Beau
lieu of North Main street.
Myron G. Little, who used to be en-
ployed in the granite industry here, is
registered at Hotel Barre while passing
a few days in the city on business Mr..
Little is now located in Oneonta, n. Y.
Mrs S. p Monti, who accompanied the
body of her husband to Barre for burial
some weeks ago. has received her house
hold goods from Clyde, O., and is pre-
pairing to occupy apartments at | Durkee
place.
The woman's association of the Con
gregational church is to send out Thanks
giving baskets as usual The committee |!
will be at the church vestry Tuesday |
afternoon and Wednesday forenoon to
receive contributions Of food and money. |
A screeching blast from the fire whistle
at the gas plant followed by shorter !
emission of steam, served notice on the
fire department this forenoon at 10
o'clock that all was not well with the
alarm system. The recent storm dis
rupted the service for halfhour early
yesterday morning. but to-day the break
was quickly repaired
Nearly 30 couples were in attendance
at an old-fashioned dance given in the
Knights of Columbus hall Thursday even
ing, when members of the A. o. H. and
the Catholic Order of Foresters came
together for a fraternal gathering. The
affair was the outcome of 40" match,
IN which the result was draw. A. 0. II.
and c. o. +. committees acted as hosts
It the dance
,lub on Tuesday afternoon at 2:45 in ,
<. of p hall will be in charge of the
music and arts department. A recital !
viii be given by Mrs. Amy Goodspeed !
3lodgett assisted by Mrs n B. Ballard.
n selections for two pianos, Mrs. f. w.
Bruce. violinist, and Miss Katherine |
uutiSr Nbtdilsts NfiAp VIII ut q
omitted on membership tickets. Those !
ot members wishing to attend may do
o for an admission fee of 10 cents.
Accompanied by their brother, Seyeran
llhlin, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Knutson of
outh Main street left by automobile y
his forenoon for Auburn, r. l., where :
hey are to reside with Algot knutson,
tho lately preceded them. Mr.. Knutson,
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oliceman, also relinquishes his work as a
ranite polisher. His brother in-law, Mr.. c.
lhlin, has been employed as a tool d
larpener in Barre for some years. Be e
IRE leaving, Mr.. Alhlin, who is one of
ne Washington county registrants. .
llled on George n. Tilden, chairman of ,
he local board, to notify him of a change =
address. 81
Assistant Judge G. II. Dale of Water az
lry presided at a secret inquest in the A
unicipal court room yesterday after &
ION, when two witnesses were exam II
ed in the matter of Joseph etiquette.
no pleaded guilty to charge of con :,
mpt when arraigned before Magistrate ;1
w. Scott Thursday The hearing had ~
do with the allegation that etiquette,
lille under subpoena to testify in To- a. a.
| liquor case, was assisted in leaving =.
e state before the day of the hearing. va
is stated that an automobile operating sc
tween Barre, Montpelier and Burlng-
n figured in Chiquette's unexpected ma
ght and the hearing concerned men who Pr
e alleged to have participated in the an
)vement to get etiquette out of the III
W. After the inquest Magistrate II. y,
: scout sentenced 1hiquet'e TO serve sci
DAYS IN the county lall IN