The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

II See Abbott's Munsing underwear WIN
II dow.
Come to headquarters for your gloves
H and neckwear, at Vaughan's,
H II you want apples, it will pay you
to come to Hinsdale's apple car.
H A daughter was born this morning to
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Bressett of "a
\ Main street, Montpelier.
II Harold Cowie of st. Johnshury is
\ making an extended visit in the city at
4 the home OF his parents on Warren
street.
| William Mitchell, who has been EN-
| ploved at the Ross barber shops for the
past few months, completed his duties
there yesterday.
Tomorrow is your last chance to get
apples at the Hinsdale car on G. Y.
tracks. Come early. Prices slaughtered.
If you want apples, this is your time.
Tomorrow is your last chance to get
apples at the Hinsdale car on G. v.
tracks. Come early. Prices slaughtered.
II you want apples, this is your time.
Miss Marie Parker, VINO has been
spending the past few days in the city
as the guest of Miss Alice Stilson OF
4 Washington street, returned this fore
noon to her home at Middlebury.
4 Marion H. Clarke of New York City
viii give "The Rejuvenation of Aunt
| Mary" at the Presbyterian church Fri
day evening. If you want the world
to laugh with you, and to laugh with
/ the world, don't miss il.
| The South Barre grange will hold its
annual fair Oct. l6 and II. A good time
for everybody. Program for Thursday
night, Hedding male quartet; readings,
Mn. w. II. Terrill OF Montpelier; solos,
Mrs Blanche Nixon Poor of Williams
| town.
| A gang of workmen, numbering TWEEN
| ty, commenced work this week to extend
| the gas mains of the Peoples Lighting,
Heating and Power company on South
Main street. When completed, the ex-
tensions will be as great as ever made
since the company first laid their mains
| in Barre. Commencing at point near
the intersection of Ayers and South
Main streets the extension will cross
the Stevens branch and continue along
South Main street.
John Lewis of Edmonton, Alberta, is
making a visit in the city at the home
of his brother, O. w. Lewis of Nelson
street Mr. Lewis is an ardent baseball
fan and travelled across the continent
from Alberta to witness the worlds
championship series between the New
York Giants and the Philadelphia Ath
etics At the close of the series he
came to Barre In a few weeks he win
return to his home in Alberta.
Joseph Stumpf, meehanician at the |
Barre garage left this morning for |
Montreal in the big Cadillac automobile
owned by G. w Ross which was nearly |
demolished in the fatal accident on the I
East Montpelier road last summer. Aft
er the accident the car was towed to the
garage to undergo repairs. Mr.. Stumpf |
was accompanied by Alto Mariana,
proprietor OF the Biiou theatre. They
will return to the city the latter part
OF the week.
Gus Martinson, who has been in charge
of the George Meade granite office in
this city for the past few months, has
completed his duties here and returned
to New York, where he will be connect
ed with the home office of the company.
Mr.. Martinson came to Barre to assume
charge of the offices when !. +. Spring
err resigned during the earlier summer
months. o. J. L. Matthews is now in
charge OF the local office.
Miss Addalina Cardini was the host
ess at party of p of her young play
mates at her home, 527 North Main
street, last evening, the occasion being
her birthday anniversary. On behalf OF
the company, Miss Jennie Cassani made
a neat little speech and presented Miss
Cardini a locket and chain, Refreshments
were served and a program of games
and music was included in the evenings
diversions. /,
This evening at 1880 in the Epworth
league parlors at the Hedding Methodist |
church the Methodist Brotherhood will
convene for their regular monthly meet {
ing. The meeting viii be of especial
Importance as many important reports
will be submitted. Among the numbers
on the program, which win be of inter
est is that of C. s. Andrews, superin-
tendent of the Sunday school depart J
ment of the Methodist church, who will a
submit his report on the clinic at Bos q
ton. Following the meeting social {
hour will be enjoyed Refreshments will t
be served.
Michael S. David is planning several I
alterations to his store and residence |
1t the west end of the Granite street c
bridge The rear end of the store struc- i
lure is to be converted into billiard G
hall, which will be considerably aug J
nented in size by an annex which the '
proprietor will erect over the river bed. r
Mr.. David has made provisions for ex-
tending his store out over the river /
,ank for distance of several feet. The u
annex is to be supported by strong pill n
airs. The building is to be a one-story t
flair with side dimensions of l3xl3 feet. v