The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-06
Talk OF THE TOWN

Noticel Would the party who took
| the dollhouse door from Long street re-
turn it as the name is knownf 1t will
same some expense
| Maecabees, Attention. A regular
meeting is called for tonight at 1880
sharp. 1t is very important that every
member should attend. Record keeper
will be at the hall at 7 o'clock to take
dues.
Notice: meeting of the Meadow
Brook Golf club will be held at the home
of Alex McHaffie, 10 Harrington avenue,
Thursday evening at 7 o'clock Impo7-
tant business. Per order president and
secretary.
Among the guests registering at Ho-
tel Barre last night and this morning
were the following people: H. X. Cut
Ter of Barton, +. NJ. Partch of New Ha-
ven, Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Jones and C.
+. Jones of Brattleboro Walter i. ski
ton of Concord, N. H., B. B. Whalen of
Burlington, Karl Quicken of Amsterdam,
N. Y, G. w. Groom Of ST. Adams, w. e.
Howell of Easton, Pa Miss M A.
Prentiss of st. Adams, William j
Topsham, L. j. LaBelle of Burlington,
Nat Burgess of Boston, g. A. Moody of
Waterbury, w. S. Mayo of Albany, Miss
Elizabeth Brigham, Miss Evelyn Denny
Of Mortified, S. S. Eteinfield of Clare
mont, N. IL, j. A. Wilkinson of Rutland,
Lieut.. A, G. Sears, Lieut.. d. II. Eaton of
| Mortified.
The first meeting Of Cobble Hill
grange since the influenza quarantine
was held last night. Three new appli-
cations for membership were received
and one was balloted on. The charter
was draped for three members who died
during the epidemic The blue and
red contest is running very even. Come
and see which side is in danger of fur
nishing supper The literary program
was; Piano solo, Earle Winter; recita-
tion, Mrs. st, John; discussion Of farm
production, A, L. Smith, ID. G. Roben, J.
K Thurston, NJ L. Towne and Z. X.
Hutchinson; illustrated talk, subject,
| Niagara Falls" Il. y. Perry; song,
America" grange; four-minute talk, +
c. Bancroft. The election of officers viii
take place at the next meeting, Nov
10. All come and elect just who you
want for officers.
The night collection Of mail on the
North Main street route from Maple av-
enue south il to be set ahead one hour
according to a new schedule completed at
the postoflice. The change will material
ly facilitate the handling of the heavy
night mail which reaches the Barre post
office around $3.50 o'clock Hereafter
then, the postman viii make his last coll
lection at the Maple avenue corner al
$3.50 o'clock, instead Of 8;25, and the
collections at the boxes on the way south
to the federal building will be timed ac-
cordingly. Observations made by the
postmen in tabulating the amount Of
mail posted between $3.50 and 1925 does
not indicate that the change will work
hardship on any of the patrons of the
boxes, and the fact that the stores close
ut $3.50 now materially lessons the vol
ume Of mail posted after that hour.
Frosty air with light fall Of snow IL
in order next week If the wishes Of UNI
counted residents Of Barre are TO be real
zed, for the open season on deer begins
Nov. II and continues for 10 days, Among
hunters who seldom miss a week i'm the
woods along about now there may be dis
cerned note of bustling preparation,
and even those Of the fraternity who
have been disappointed in their quests Of
recent years are beginning to stir I'm.
easily and wonder II, after all, they
weren't bit hasty in vowing not to en-
gage in any more bootless expeditions
afield There is a scarcity Of small game
this year, but reports from hunters who
have Travelled far from beaten paths in
dicate that the supply of venison has
not decreased if one but has the patience
70 continue the chase. Already people
who make business Of remaining in the
woods until they get a deer are getting
camps in readiness for Ahe fall campaign.
There is an unusually heavy demand for
high power rifles this year and anyone
who has gun to sell can find market
readily.