The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-23
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Old silver and gold wanted. Highest
price paid, F. +. Burr
DR.. G. H. Magoon has returned IRON
a business visit of several weeks in Fair
lee and vicinity.
Special bargains on remnants of plush
vevets and other goods. Little Dry
Goods Store, Cottage street.
Mrs. Euphema Potts left this morning
for Utica, N. ", where she will spend
the winter at the home of her daughter.
Henry Grey in Brands Daughter" a
four. reel feature, and "The Mystery OF
the Double Cross" at the Bijou to-day
adv.
Special Thanksgiving dinner at 81 a
plate. Telephone 600 how many. We
make special rates for room and board
or for table board. Hotel Barre, j. v.
Rowen, Prop.
sis This Great War Armageddon 2"
Hear this subject at the Presbyterian
church Sunday night at o'clock. The
odore Roosevelt has made reference to
it in recent speech.-adv.
For Thanksgiving and Christmas
cheer and winter relief for the needy and
poor of Barre, the Salvation Army re-
spectfully solcits contributions of fuel,
vegetables, fowl for Thanksgiving din
ners, and used clothing of all kinds. Per-
sons DESTROYS of helping in this work
please notify Ensign Crawford, 81 Branch
street. Phone 1913.
Reports of deer killing still trickle in
from the hinterlands, albeit the open
season ended Tuesday and hunters in
most instances have put away their fire
arms for another year. Belated returns
from Calais mention the name of Jerry
! Slayton, who was among the successful
hunters of that town on the last day
of the hunt. Mr.. Slayton's buck weighed
nearly 200 pounds and on its antlers
there were six points.
| At the rectory of the Church of the
Good Shepherd on fremont street
Wednesday afternoon, Miss Thomasina
Kesson of Boynton street and Arthur La
Brec of Danville were married by the
rector, Rev. w. j. NJ. Beattie. The cou-
pie were unattended and Immediately
after the ceremony left for Danville,
where the groom conducts farm, The
bride is well known in Barre and until
recently was engaged as an assistant in
the Barre Candy Kitchen.
A regular meeting of the Weekly club |
was held at the home of Mrs. Asa Tyrell |
Thursday afternoon at 230 o'clock. The |
meeting was conducted by the president |
elect, Mrs. Elmer Clark The business
of the meeting was to discuss means of
bringing the club up to higher stand
ard than it has been in the past. 1t has
been arranged to have gentlemen's
night on Tuesday evening next at the
home of Mrs, r. d. Carpenter, "a West
street The meeting was adjourned at 4 +
o'clock and refreshments were then
served by the hostess and several mem
bers played the piano.
Interest in the forthcoming shipment
of tobacco from Marrion's corner store is
growing rapidly and to date around 100
packages of pipe and cigarette tobacco,
cigarettes, papers, pipes. and cleaners
have been addressed preparatory to ship
ment. George NJ. Marion, the proprietor.
has generously donated every item of
the shipment, even to the postage, and
it is in the interest of the boys "over
there" that parents and friends should
forward the names and addresses of sol
diers and sailors. The packages are to
be shipped Dec. l.
Yesterdays lowering skies and fitfu1
furries heralded the first hard snow
storm of the season last night and to-
was relieved by filagree of !
trees and wires heavily laden with snow.
Outside the city farmers and others who /.
have light teaming to do switched hur-
riedly to runners, although on city :
streets wheels were retained by vehicu- ,
lar traffic. Snow fell to the depth of :
five and six inches in places, settling rap !.
idly as the morning wore on. The street ',
lena ri ment pirdpd on IT'S winter armor u
and men with plows were abroad rather
early A local diarist recalls the early .
storm of a year ago, when a heavy snow "
TALL came in the first half of November
On bench warrant issued by Magis- ?
rate h. w Scott, alleging contempt, u
Joseph etiquette OF Montpelier was ar II
'ested by Chief Of Police p. j. Connolly U
yesterday and turned over to the custody G.
If the Barre police. When he was ar II
aligned in municipal court, the respond 81
mt entered plea of guilty. Judge Scott 81
Iecided to continue the case for sentence NJ
nd etiquette was remanded to police ia
headquarters, where he spent the night a.
nd this forenoon to-day. This after &c
Ioon before Assistant Judge g. II. Dale :,
secret inquest was due to start and ii I
vas figured that etiquette would be an 1
Important witness The authorities al
eyed that etiquette, after disclosing on
lrs. A. Villa in liquor case last June, !:
allied to make return on subpoena. 1t
: intimated that he received assistance I
a paying his fine at the county Jail
nd afterward in leaving Washington 4
ounty for New York, where he has been z
laying for several months.
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