The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-20
TALK OFTHE TOWN

MuuslIlR underwear III aDUOll -
Beacon bath robe blankets at Fits.
Christmas card novelties now on sale
at Fits
Red Cross concert and dance Wednes
day evening.
Red sole, leather heel rubbers for men
| women and children at Shea's.
| We are now taking orders for private
| Christmas greeting cards. Martins Book
! Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Colby of Boston
have been passing a few days at Hotel
Barre.
Dancing classes now starting. For IN
formation telephone 4l0. Theresa Car
roll.
Mrs O. M. Jones and son, Merritt
Jones, of Warren were among the visitors
in the city yesterday.
Carload of fancy winter apples in ham
pers. Quality No. ! and No. 2 Prices
right. Call at car, c. V. station, Boyn-
ton Fruit Co.
M. S. Levin of Merchant street left
yesterday for Burlington, having been
called there by the illness of his brother
! Don't miss the Red Cross concert In
opera house Wednesday evening at 5.
Dance in Rowland hall after the concert.
CAROLS orchestra.
George Calderara of Center street left
this morning for Burlington, where he
has secured employment with the Yer
mont Fruit CO., which operates local
branch on Granite street.
| Acting Serg. William Hudson. who has
been doing recruiting duty in Barre and
Montpelier for few days, left the city
this morning for White River Junction,
where he is attached to the army recruit
| ing bureau.
The city court case of State VS.. Mrs.
J. d. 0ssoa, which came up before
Magistrate II. w. Scott again yesterday,
has been continued again, although the
respondent and her counsellor were di-
rected to reappear tomorrow. Mrs. Os-
sola has entered plea Of guilty IN pro
ceedings brought against her for alleged
illegal selling of liquor.
George Davidson, who has been pass |
ing few days with his mother, Mrs. |
John Davidson, returned this morning TO
Quincy, Mass. He was accompanied by
Charles Williams, who has been passing
a vacation with his mother on Pearl
street. Messrs. Davidson and Williams |
have secured employment in the plant of
the Fore River Shipbuilding Co.
Deer hunters have had little enough |
to cheer them this year, but there was
a mede of satisfaction for them to-day
in the light snowfall which furnished an
excellent carpet for tracks in the out
lands. 1t was the last day of the open
season and the first curtain of snow, i'm
PEELED by a westerly wind that moved
rather swiftly in the open, greeted many
hunters as they were emerging from the
woods after week or 10 days in camp.
The deer which f. II. Slayton brought
low on Hardwood mountain in Plainfield
Friday is on exhibition at the Houghton
& Robins market, where meat cutters
facing the prospect of reducing the car
cass TO fancy cuts are known to enthuse
over the hunters cunning in directing ,
R bullet through the head of the deer !
Some OF the deer brought to local mar
kets this year have been badly torn by !
heavy projectiles.
City court adjourned to a River street !
iomieile yesterday while Magistrate H. !
w Scott took bail in the case of Albert I
Villa, a man who had been arrested ear !
Ter in the day for alleged completely !
n the sale of intoxicating liquor in 7
w eDsteTNiiie. N1lfhs name was on the \
oils of families raided by the sherif's +
department. Saturday afternoon. When I
t developed that he had undergone an
operation for the removal of tonsils, the !,
curt followed the recommendations of r
he respondents physician and received \
he mans plea at his home Bail of $500 y
vas furnished for Villas appearance at n
hearing to be held in the court room (
morning. +,
Among the arrivals at Hotel Barre last "
light and this morning were the follow ii
ng people J. F. Lsioy of Hardwck, N
irs. o. NJ. Jones, Merritt James of War Il
en-, c. T. Barbour of Detroit. Mich, b. !,
!. Whalen of Burlington, Frank Warren n
t New Brunswick, Sherman w. Smith y
{ Springfield, j. D. Hewitt of Pomfret :,
J, A. Kilby of Portland, Ne. Fl. II. q
.napp of Springfield A. Fl. Ackley of r
Worcester, G. p. Mitchell of Burlington, =;
A. Hunter of st. Johnsbury. w. G. "
haw of Burlington. W. f. Mcdonald and :,
arty of three, St. Louis. Mo-, A. b. -
shley of Milton, o. NJ. Gurley. G.. n.
urley of Milton, f. NJ Parteh of New
aven, J. A. Fielding of Boston, Mr.. and
irs. d. H. Colby of Boston, F j. John to
On of Boston Iii