The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-12
TALK OFTHE TOWN
,lva boots for women at shea's.

| ness visitor in town yesterday.
! Ernest Letourneau went to st. Alban
| yesterday on brief business trip
! The ladies' union of the Presbyterian
church will hold sale of work Dec.
and 6.--adv.
Andrew Mower of Websterville is al
| the City hospital and will have an opera
| tion tomorrow.
John Carroll, leader of CAROLS orches
| ira, has completed his duties as clerk
in the City Wine store.
II Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Landin left last night
for a visit of two weeks with relatives in
Boston and Quincy, Mass.
Get your bread and pastry, also baked
beans, on Saturday at the home bakery.
Mrs. Grey, IL Laurel street.
A daughter was born this morning at
the City hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John
Watson of rs Orange street.
Charlie Wong of Merchant street took
a day off in honor of Columbus and left
this morning for Burlington.
Miss Ethel Gamble of Division street
is passing few days with friends in
Wells River and Woodsville, N. ii.
The Glenugie club will hold their an
nual meal and ale in Clan Gordon hall
Saturday, Oct. Is, at 7 o'clock. Per or
der president.
Howard Ennis, who formerly conduct
ed barber shop in Barre, arrived in
town from Waterbury yesterday for a
visit of relatives.
Miss Hazel Jellyman of King street,
who has been making visit in the home
of B. G., Baldwin in Brattleboro, has re-
turned to the city.
Rev. and Mrs. Plainfield, who recently
sold their house on Hill street, are NOV
ing their household goods into an apart
ment in the jackson block.
| Mr. and Mrs John Scott of st. Johns
bury have been passing few days as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
kenefck of Washington street.
j. r. Tierney has received word from his
son, Raymond, saying that he has just ar
rived in New York after five weeks alb
sence to France on the transportation
ship Poeahontas.
A regular meeting Of the I. o. 0. L.,
NJ IT, and past noble grands will be held
in X. of c. hall Friday night. The pro.
vincial grand lady will be present Re- |
tendance is desired.
Sergt. John A, Walker arrived this |
morning from Boston to spend a few
days with relatives in town, Sergeant
Walker is at present stationed at Fort
Strong, which is situated few miles out
of Boston.
B. W. Hooker & Co. are displaying in
their show window an attractively
framed picture of the second u. s. cav
airy, which is at present stationed at
Fort Ethan Allen. The photograph was
taken by L. ". McAllister of Burlington.
In yesterdays account of the reopening
of the Barre evening drawing school, the
list of teachers engaged for the work
this year should have included the name
of Kenneth Gale in place OF that of Will
liam Duff Mr.. Gale is employed in the
department at the plant of
Jones Bros.
Several employees of the Central Yer
mont freight Office returned yesterday {
forenoon from St Adams, where they +
attended a lecture on explosives given !
Wednesday evening by Colonel Benton.
Colonel Benton is an officer of the u. S. Z
lrmy and has son at present fighting in
9raRce, besides having several other rela
ives of military distinction.
Mrs, Oscar Anderson and three chill. il
lren, who have made their home in this {
ity, have removed to New Hampshire, Il
where they will live on farm Before h
heir departure few of the friends of Il
Hrs Anderson met at the home Of Err a
lest Sellbert on Thomas street for L
srewell visit and presented Mrs. Ander- o
on travelling bag and sum of money. "a
Sergeant and Mrs G.. n. Gault, who d.
we're recently married in Plainfeld and
Tho have been visiting during the past v
ew days at the home of Mr. and Mrs @
Y. F. Rowland of Division street, left h,
esterday for Plainfeld, where they will b
pend a few days at the home of the 7,
ride Sergeant and Mrs. Gault expect a,
go to Laeona, n. H., where they will ht
sside for the present, as Sergeant Gault fir
to have charge of a recruiting station 81
lere.~ a
d. A. Perry returned last evening from n
range, where he conducted very sue
,ssful sale for +. II. Rock of that place "
afternoon, the sale being at n
,nded by large number of people. A A,
t of ordinary cows were sold on an e.
rerage of SOS, the highest price at
lined on one COW being Sl0l. A fine lot
yearlings were sold for S3l, they be- %
G purchased by one person, while a fine !
lir of steers were sold for Sl25. Barley
as disposed of for Sl.75 bushel, while
her crops AMI tools brought very good
ices. n
Members of the senior class of Spauld
g high school are not allowing the de-
Y in opening sessions, owing to the
arantine regulations, to hinder them
any way from holding one of their 4
hool functions. A committee made up
members of the class have made all
engagements for holding their annual
usking bee" which will be held this :
ening, when the seniors are to start 4
t with the Bolster farm as their des- :
ration Members of the faculty are to ]
aperone the party and a large number
the class expect to be present.
The Goddard football team has been
mewhat weakened by the loss of La
an. its star fullback, who figured SO
in the victory over the Nor
ch second team last Saturday at the
mpus Labean has decided to leave
ddard and will enroll in Spaulding
on the opening of sessions there. God
I'd will play the second game of its
ledule this afternoon, when it will
ain have the second team from Nor 4
n as an opponent. Goddard defeated