The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-10
Talk OF TIE TOWN

! Contook Atwood shirts and drawers,
blue, all sizes, sos. Lamorey's.
| Dance in Rowland hall Saturday even
ing; GiIbertsons orchestra adv.
! Plenty of new winter overcoats. We
advise you to buy early. Lamorey's.
| Two more used parlor organs at ST
each if taken at once. Bailey's Music
| Rooms, Barre.
Trucking Done Anyone wanting light
or heavy trucking done, call the Granite
! City Bottling Works.
Largest line of new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices L, A. Prindle, Worthen block,
/ Demonstration wonder solder and ce-
ment at G. w. Averill & Co.'s store
/ Oct. 10, IL, ii, See ad. on page s-adv,
! All cattle to be sold at the james
Rouhan AUCTION sale in East Orange Sat
urday have been tubereulin tested. See
adj, page 7.-adv.
| Mrs. N. d. Phelps and Mrs +. J.
| Martin returned last night from St.
Johnsbury, where they attended the con-
! ference of social workers
Special price on South Main street
house and barn situated near site of new
Peerless mill. A trade at $500. See
the D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency.--ad
! Miss Rose Carter, who has been spend
ing the summer with relatives in Roches-
ter, returned to her sisters home, Mrs.
/ r. d. Carpenter, of Prospect street yes
/ terday.
I The annual meeting Of the Red Cross
! society fgr the election of officers for
the ensuing year will be held Wednesday
evening at 1880 in the home service
rooms, Jackson block
/ First-Class Seaman Ralph B. Winter
received an honorable discharge from the
/ headquarters, LIST naval district, Boston,
on Wednesday afternoon, after fourteen
months of continuous naval service, and
/ is now at home ON east hill.
| A very successful auction sale was
held yesterday afternoon at f r. North.
rop's on east hill, when large variety
Of stock and produce was disposed of at
very satisfactory prices. Household
goods sold at a premium Property was
sold by D. A. Perry, auctioneer
The Bardelli child Of South Main
| street, which suffered a bad scalp wound
when struck by the Packard touring car
of James NJ. Boutwell,, driven by Mr.
Boutwel's chauffeur late Wednesday aft.
ernoon. is still detained at the City hos
pital, but is improving steadily
Miss Elena Barheri, who at the age of
II graduated with honors from the New
England Conservatory Of Music, will be
sure to please music lovers at her piano
recital in the Rowland hall Tuesday
evening Oct. ii. She viii be assisted
by her brother, Garabaldl Barberi, cor.
netist, returned from France, where he
was member of the L. S. I'd Engineer
band. adv.
The show troup Of Too Many Sweet
hearts" which could not find sleeping
quarters anywhere in the city when they
arrived here early Thursday morning,
! owing to the great demand for rooms by
teachers attending the state convention
in Montpelier, were not compelled to re-
main in the hotel lobby last night, but
found adequate quarters to remain until
leaving time this morning for Burhng-
ton.
In the past two DAYS special electric
cars have been run from Barre to Mont
pelier to accommodate the great number
of teachers who are stopping at Barre
hotels or with Barre friends during the
days Of the state convention at Mont
pelier These ears are put on twice
day. one in the morning before the con.
yening of the teachers and again in the
afternoon at the close of the daily SEES
sions.