The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-18
TALK OFTHE TOWN

and IS. Admission, l0c. Everybody
come.-adv.
Get free ticket to Park theatre with
every 25c purchase at Cummings a Lew
is Drug Store.
Robert Paterson of Pleasant street has
returned home, after spending rev
days in Montreal, p. @.
Catholic Order of Foresters and Hiber-
mans meet for card game in X. of G.
hall Thursday evening at 1880.
The amusement committee of the Odd
Ladies will meet at the home of Mrs.
Thompson Friday evening at O'Clock.
Music furnished for all occasions by
Montpelier NJ. band orchestra. Karl For
sell, manager, phone Montpelier 252-W.
A number of Barre Town residents
went to Montpelier this morning to re-
ceive final papers in United States natur-
alization court.
Rev. Leon ID. Bliss has returned to
his home in Lenox, Mass, after having
been the guest of A. l.. Pierce of Camp
street for a few days.
Mrs. Nellie Bianchi has returned from
Worcester, Mass, where she attended a
meeting of the secretaries of the Man
chester Unity Odd Ladies.
Clarence +. r. Bishop of Washington
street has resumed his duties in the Cen
trail Vermont freight Office, after pass
ing few days with friends in Pitts
field, Mass.
Boy scouts, troop No. A. will meet at
the Methodist church at o'clock Friday
night, Oct. 49, The meeting is for regis
tration and organization Scouts should
bring registration fee.
Mrs. w. II. Avery of Highland avenue
has gone to St. Adams, where she is pass
ing several days in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Frank L. Place, where
Mr.. Avery has been making stay of
some weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Fl. Butterick are pick
ing their household goods, preparatory
to vacating the house at "a Orange street,
where they have resided for the past two
years. They win leave tomorrow for
Springfield, Mass, to make their home, |
Auction sale at Farnham's at Mont |
pelier tomorrow; as fresh horses, quite
a lot of second hand horses, a lot of farm !
tools and other property consigned. 1t
is expected there will be a bunch OF cat
tie to be sold Sale opens a o'clock in |
the afternoon. G. +. Smith, auctioneer.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: Frank Craig of
Erie, Pa, w A. Barnhart and Earl Barn
hart of Chilicothe, o., G. f. Howarth Of t
Syracuse. n. y, j. a. Greenwood of Ches-
ter, f. L. Coffran of Pembroke, n H.,
William J. Fortune of Boston, Elsie j.
Tuck of Joplin, Mo, G. A. Coombs of
Hartford, j. w. Bennett of Watertown,
yor, Me-, Carl C.. Hamblett of Barton,
Il. Il. Jameson of White River Junction,
:. A. McGovern of st. Johns, P. O., Ira
T. Thomas Of Burlington and II. H. Car
oil of White River Junction.
A supply of $50 c. p. incandescents,
imiar to those which autumnal storms
ave ruined for the lighting company,
rriyed in the city yesterday and to-day
Employees of the company were engaged ,
n distributing them about town. For
everal weeks the company has been us.
ng 60 c. p. lamps on the street lights.
The ladies' aid of the Baptist church
rill serve their harvest dinner and sup.
er Friday, Oct, ~ Dinner Boiled din
Ter, squash, white and brown bread
indian pudding, apple, mince and pump
in pie, pickles, cheese, tea, coffee Din
err from IL to 30 Price, 30c Supper {
Vegetable hash, meat hash beet salad, II
les, hot rolls, tea, coffee. Supper from
to $3.50. Price, 25cadv. a
Tonight the city council meets at ?
clock for a second reading of the fran. :,
Mise which is to be submitted to the 2
oters on a referendum at a special city y :,
leeting to be held within the next fort =
ight At first reading Tuesday even
~, the franchise, as reyamped and APP -
roved in conference with the traction
fcials, passed muster and the vote 10. =
ght is expected TO be unanimous, mas
UGH as practically all of the council
en- are committed to the referendum "
ca. ~
From Fred Robertson, formerly Of =
are, but lately employed in Buffalo n. k,
!, friends in this city have received n
e information that he was included
the first draft of Buffalo young men =
r service in the new national army. 4
'iyate Robertson is now stationed at u
imp Dix in New Jersey. His brother, u
'ivate Alexander Robertson, now sta "
lned at Mantle Conn, enlisted from D
IRE in c company at the outbreak of i,
e war. III
Coaches Hoernle and Early of the God
I'd football squad are putting their ns
wen through hard scrimmages this ",
eek, preparatory to their annual game on
tn Colby academy. which will be ~
Eyed next Saturday at Colby, n H. 90,
e Goddard team has shown good met Sa
in its first two games, but will be oh
ICED to 60 the limit in its encounter dr.
turday with Colby, as the latter team
exceptionally strong. Negotiations 50
We been made to have game sched-
d for Saturday with the Goddard sec
team and the Bethel team, but no
Unite arrangements have been made
present.
Fines and costs aggregating S2,04I
re turned over TO Magistrate II. W..
Dtt in city court yesterday by Charles !
la, who had previously pleaded guilty 4
two counts to violating the laws :
ich regulate the sale Of intoxicating 1
nor Execution of sentence of l0l:
nths each for the two ofTenses has
n deferred, by order of the court, I'M
Nov. |. Immediately after the states
seedlings, a county court writ was
we'd on the respondent by Deputy z
riff G. L. Morris in favor of the Cobb
rsey Co of Boston, which alleged that