The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-09
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Special coat values just IN at Abbott y
Old silver and gold wanted. Highest
price paid T. r. Burr
New washable cape gloves in putty,
gray and ivory, at Fits.
Please leave all articles for the Uni.
versalist sale at the vestry Wednesday,
Nov. l4.--ady.
Regular meeting of I. @, 0. L., M. u,
in X. of c. hall Friday evening, Nov. D,
at o'clock. Refreshments.
r. f. Stratton has returned to his
home in Craftsbury after visit OF a
few days with friends in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. T. Bearce have re-
turned to their home in Brandon after
passing few days in Barre and Mont
pelier.
Special prayers for the soldiers and
sailors were offered at u patriotic prayer
meeting in the First Baptist church last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Adams of Waits
field have returned home after having
been called to Barre by the death of
relative.
Mr. and Mrs W. Fl. Corners and son,
William, jr., who have been visiting rela-
tives on Merchant street, returned yes
terday to their home in Weatherstield.
Clan Gordon and Ladies' auxiliary win
hold their annual fair in Rowland hall
on the evenings of Nov. Is, l6, II. Con
cert and dancing each evening. CAROLS
orchestra.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Forbes have re-
turned to their home in Lawrence, Mass,
after having passed several days n Barre
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John v
Rowen at Hotel Barre
| Galvanized washtubs, wringers, sad
irons, wash boilers, copper teakettles
| Perfection oil heaters and wicks. Low
prices on all kinds of lanterns. E. A.
Prindle Co., Worthen block
L. c. Hutchins left this morning for
Burlington, where he has been promoted
| from Montpelier as tank wagon driver of
the STANDARD Oil company to act as fore,
man in the Burlington station.
Mrs, Margaret Cable and son. Wendell |
Cable, former residents of Barre, who
have been passing several days in the |
city as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Leith of Merchant street, returned this |
forenoon to their home in Watertown, |
Mass.
Deputy Game Warden Charles Keith of |
North Seminary street, who has been |
designated as one of the deputies who |
shall receive reports on deer killing, left |
this morning for Marshfeld to remain
for a few days. Barre Town hunters
are to report their killings to Deputy
Sheriff Dennis Donahue
AT the auction sale yesterday after.
noon for Arthur Soupe on Cobb hill be-
tween Waterbury and Moretown. l4I
cows. that were thin in flesh and fresh
ened in the winter and spring, sold from
$40 to S7l; one three year-old colt for
$3.50; 30 tons of hay, all kinds,
brought So per ton in the barn; other
loose property sold fairly well. G. F.
Smith, auetioneer.
Private Eddie Chaples of the United
States army has written a letter from
somewhere in England" to his brother,
Harley Chaples, and wife of II Upland
avenue, Barre, in which he states that he
is well. This is a great place." he
writes Il had a dandy boatride coming
over. We were Is days coming over.
was sick three DAYS at first but after
that / didn't mind it,"
Through its president and secretary
and special committee appointed at the
last regular meeting the Central Labor
union has arranged date for a lecture !
in the opera house by Robert w. 81, :
monds, commissioner of industries, Mr.
Simonds is to appear on the evening of t
Wednesday, Nov. IA. at o'clock Rep :
resentatiye +. G.. Rowland will preside
and Mr.. Slmonds is to speak on the i
compensation act and the !
factory inspection law Although the !
meeting is arranged for the purpose Of
the laboring men Of Barre !
with the new workmens legislation, the
general public is invited and the C. l.. L. !
Is DESTROYS of greeting the commissioner i
with a large audience.
Alpheus Lamott, granite cutter with Il
rooms in the Arcade building, was re- !,
moved to the City hospital for treatment u
yesterday afternoon as the result Of an II
accident which he sustained while work. =
ng at the plant of Hebert & Ladrie on
West Second street. A chain which tray {
lied down the center of the shed by 4
ranging from the crane was responsible Z
or the accident. for it was when the y
hahn broke that a medium sized stone 4
1t the hook fell against a stationary
block of granite near which Lamott was .,
working, The fall unsettled the work y
mans stone, with the result that his left q
DOT was wedged between two pieces of h
granite. As soon as he was released DIR. +,
". f. Lazell was called to the shed and "
It his direction the cutter was removed K
o the hospital. An Xray was taken :
his morning TO see if any bones were