The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Extra values in sweaters at the
Vaughan Store.
Italians. notice To-day is your last
chance to hear the Rombolli trio at the
Pavilion.
All the officers of Barre lodge, New
| England Order of Protection, are re-
quested to be present at to-night's meet
| ing.
Mrs. H. w. Quimby OF Academy street
left this morning for Florida for her
health and will remain for an indefinite
time.
Boys, if you buy a pair of our high
cut tan shoes, we will give you a bow
and arrow free, also per cent. discount
for cash, Eastman Bros.
Those wishing to donate articles to
the Clan Gordon fair will please leave
same at the clan hall, Bolster block,
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 90
Home-cooked food for sale. Orders
taken every Friday for baked beans and
brown bread. Telephone your orders to
Mrs. Mason Page, 30 Elm street, phone
222-4
/ All those who have dishes or towels
belonging to the Congregational church
are asked to bring them to the church
tomorrow afternoon or evening
Those having any doubt about the
merit of Goulds $500 Regent piano
should have heard it at the opera house
last evening last evening in the hands
of Mr.. Seller of Whites Boston 0ctette
| Co
The printed copies of the Historical
Sketch of the Wheaton Family" are now
ready. Anyone wishing to purchase a
| copy can do so by calling on or telephon-
ing Fannie E. Wheaton, tel. 1884.
Abrouhem Allen, who conducts a gen
! eral store in the old south-end hotel,
so called, has opened branch business
in the store on South Main street re-
Gently vacated by Fred X Hall. The
place was opened to the public this
morning.
Joint legislative committee, attention!
A meeting of the joint legislative com
mittee win be held in the polishers' hall.
Nichols block, Wednesday evening at 7
O'Clock. Business, workmens compensa-
ton acts. Per order James Cruickshank,
chairman, Alex. Ironside, secretary.
Manager Neil Hooker of the Spaulding
high school football team is negotiating
with the manager of the Montpelier |
seminary team for change of football |
dates. 1t is desired that the game sched |
uled between the two eleyens for next |
Saturday be played in the capital to-
morrow, thereby avoiding a confiction |
with the Goddard seminary Montpelier |
high school game booked for Saturday i
afternoon. The change in arrangements |
will likely be made.
At Rowland hall tonight. members of |
the Ladies Auxiliary to the Ancient Or. |
der of Hibernians, along with a large
delegation of Hibernians, will gather to |
welcome the national president of the
ladies' auxiliary, Mrs. Jolly of New |
York. A banquet will be served by |
w. H. Snow of the City hotel, and an
informal dancing program is expected to
follow An orchestra will furnish music
throughout the evening. 1t is expected /
that the gathering will number people |
from Montpelier, Mortified, Barre and
Graniteville
Former Mayor Walter A. Flint of
East Orange, n. j., who was killed in
an automobile accident Monday night,
was former resident of Willamstown /
and was well known in Barre at one
time. Until fifteen years ago he lived in
Vermont and spent the earlier part of
his life in Williamstown, where he was
born. For some time he was employed
in the general store of J. X Lynde and
later engaged in the produce business. |,
Fifteen years ago he moved to New
Jersey and later settled in East Orange. /
where he afterwards beanie prominent in
city affairs He continued to handle
butter and eggs for the city markets
until his death. His death occurred Il
while he was driving an automobile
about the streets of East Orange. The
machine collided with moving trolley |,
car and Mr.. Flint was thrown to the
street. Physicians who examined his in
juries found his neck broken and de-
clared that death must have occurred {