The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-23
LKOFTHE TOWN
Halloween dance a week from to.nigl

Halloween dance week from tonight
adv.
Pe2ches, peaches 40c and SOC basket
Order now. Vermont Fruit Store.
French sisters palmists, clairvoyants
are TO remain short while. 40 Main st
For Sale; Carrots, 75c bushel; table
beets, 81 bushel. Tel. 704-W. C. d.
Waterman.
{. +. Brush has returned to his home
In Fairfax, after passing few days in
Barre on business.
"The Bugler of Agiers," a fiye-reel
Bluebird, featuring Ella Hall and Rupert
Julian, at the Bjou to-day.
Mrs. Carroll will be at McAllisters
store, Williamstown, with nice line of
millinery Thursday and Friday OF this
weekday.
Casualty lists issued by the Canadian
government from Ottawa, Ont, Satur-
day contained the name of NJ, Dawson OF
Barre, who was reported as being one of
the Canadian soldiers who died from
wounds
meeting of those who contributed to
the cemetery superintendent convention
III Barre last summer will be held at the
granite manufacturers rooms Wednes
day evening, Oct. "a, at 80 o'clock to
hear the report of the finance committee
and to take whatever action is necessary
d. A. Perry conducted very success
full sale of ordinary late cows at the
Gallison farm in East Montpelier yester-
day, they being sold for prices ranging
from $50 to SIS. Mr. Perry left this
morning for Marshield, where he will
have charge of a sale for Davis g. Mar
tin this afternoon at the Whtcomb farm. !
The New England Telephone & Telc
graph company, in keeping with the pa
triotic campaign throughout the country,
day, Oct. "a, to The sale of the t. s. !
bonds. The Office of the company in
Barre will be open to receive subscrip
lions or to answer questions in regard to
the bonds. The office is located in the
block.
Mr. and Mrs STORES Brown returned
to their home in Robinson, Me. to-day
after having spent the past two weeks
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. d. J. Morse
of fremont street They We're accom-
panied by their daughters, Mrs. Laura
Albee of Bridgewater, Me-. ard Mrs. Kee
gan of Blande, Me-, who have also been
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Morse during the past two weeks.
At meeting of the members OF the
Junior class of Spaulding high school held
Yesterday forenoon, Miss Ethel Riggs Of
Prospect avenue was elected president
or the coming year. At meeting of
he members of the sophomore class. also
leId yesterday forenoon, Miss Gladys
howell of Washington street was elected
PRESIDENT of the class. The remaining
,fficers of the two classes will be elected {
n few days.
At the headquarters of the Barre Gran
tie Manufacturers & Quarters associa
ion to-day conferences were being held
etween the advertising committee Of the
ssociation and representatives Of sew y
raj publishing houses and advertising h
gences. Among the out of town con II
erees present were: A. l.. Gale, B. f. 2
vain and D. Janion MacNichol of Chi
ago. Ill, representing the Taylor Critch a
cid -Clague Co, j.. G. Alley of Boston, S
presenting the Curtis Publishing Co,
nd Raymond Bowen of New York,
representative of The Outlook Several
with countrywide circula
ons were interested in the conference
nd matters pertaining to the national
iyertising campaign in behalf of Barre
ranite and plans for the future were
lrnestly discussed