The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-08
TALK or THE TOWN

Hats on sale at 10 per cent discount.
Mrs. Il. A. Witham
Lots of new fall and winter hats
and caps. Lamoreys,
Usual Saturday night dance, How
land hall; Gilbertson's orchestra adv.
Buy Peerless union suits now, as
they will be scarce later on; $3.50 to
$500, Lamoreys.
Trucking Done Anyone wanting
light or heavy trucking done, call the
Granite City Bottling Works.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scicily Of
Montpelier have moved to Brook street,
where they will make their residence.
Largest line of new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices, f. A. Prindle. Worthen block
Reserve the evening of Wednesday,
Nov. II, to attend the chicken pie sup
per at the Baptist church. Supper
served from $3.50 to 7.-ady
John DuBrule of South Main street,
who has been shipping his household
goods TO Burlington during the past
week, left this morning with his fam
lily.
John Forbes and Harry Ellen of
White River Junction returned to their
employment last night after spending
few days with acquaintance in Barre
| and Montpelier
Mr.. and Mrs, George Vautier Of Bur
lington are spending their honeymoon
with the brides sister, Mrs. A. Marin,
of this city, Mrs. yautier was former
ly Miss Eva Poirier of Burlington.
John Cassabella has started a little
shoe store at 40S North Main street.
Mr.. Cassabella purchased the store of
Mrs. Mary Berte, who has been doing
dry goods business in that place for the
past few months, He has full line
of boots shoes and rubbers.
Service men, attention! Assembly
for the first big social get-together of
on Tuesday evening, the 18th of No
vember, at Rowland hall. Tell your
friends to come and make merry with
us at our first annual af1nistice ball
Mess call at II o'clock and taps at |.
Admission, Sl.25 per couple; extra la
dies, 50c.--adv.
With all expectations of a hard bat
ball squad, under the supervision of
Coach Robert Ross, left on the $40
train this morning for st. Adams,
where they play the St. Adams high
team this afternoon. st. Adams has
won every game except that played
with Spaulding three weeks ago James
Sector, whose expert knowledge of the
game has been displayed by his just de-
cisions in both college and preparatory
school games this season, was taken
along with the team and will referee
one-half the game. In this group Of
| Is was noticed Halfback Brown, who
has been withheld from practice the
past two weeks by dislocated ribs.
Coach Ross does not intend to use him
this afternoon if it can be averted, as
he wishes to have him in the best of
condition for the Montpelier high game
at Montpelier next Saturday after
noon.
Copies Of the second edition. of the
Barre Estimating Book We're received
at the Granite Manufacturers associa
tion office last evening from the print
er's office An edition of 1000 copies
has been ordered by the association and
will doubtless be delivered to-day,
which will enable Secretary Bell TO
have the large accumulation Of orders
filled very soon now. Only bound cop
les win be included in the new supply,
as experience and observation have
shown that outside of the ranks Of the
producers there is very little If any
demand for the loose-leaf copies here
tofore printed. And for the convenience
Of Barre statesmen this book has been
made to conform with the require.
meuts OF travelling bag, both in size
and in text. A competent copy of
mathematicians have, since the first
edition was published, made correc-
tions wherever necessary under the SUI
pervision of Thomas Blann, jr., drec-
tor Of Estimating Book computations
firm. Ever since the first edition sup
ply was exhausted in September, or
ders for copies have continually poured
into the office, so the book committee
of the Manufacturers association is
encouraged to believe that this new
book will be in as much demand as the
first one, 1900 Of these having been
distributed in few months.