The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

load, 1918, Arthur S. Martin. Phone
53.W.
Henry Topper of Montreal is passing
several days with his father George II
Upper.
Mrs. John Smith left this forenoon for
Plattshurg N. Y, to pass a month with
relatives.
Thomas Burke of Short street left to-
day for few days visit with friends in
Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Lander left
yesterday for Burlington where they
will relatives.
The elan MINISTRIES will meet for re-
hearsal tonight in the Presbyterian yes
try at 1880 o'clock.
Hortense knight instructor on violin,
Beginners speciality. l23 Hill street
City. Phone 462l2.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Carroll returned
this morning from a week end visit with
friends in Mortified,
James Walker of Vine street returned
last night from Rutland, where he had
been visiting few days.
James Mackie OF Summer street re-
turned to-day from Boston, where he
had been visiting few days.
Harry Thompson of Hill street left
Saturday for Detroit, Mich, where he
will Join his brother, Arthur
| Ernest Marchetti returned home last
night after two weeks visit in Water
vile, Me-, and Concord. N. H.
Auction sale of NJ. Il, Child's farm
property, Moretown, Oct. Is, at 10 a. n.
O. Fl. Hale, auctioneer. See ad.
Mrs. J. W. Boothe of Waterloo, Que,
arrived Saturday night to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Brown Of II jefferson street.
The !. A. G. will hold their annual
banquet and ball Friday evening, Oct. IS,
in the Woodman hall on North Main
street.
Lydia Gilman of Terrace avenue re-
turned last night from Waterbury, where |
she had been visiting relatives for a few |
days
Mrs Paul Scampini and Mrs. A. J. |
Morgan returned last night from an ex-
tended visit in Providence, R. l., and
Boston
The little dry goods store on Cottage
street will be closed Monday and Tues.
day, Oct. II and Is, but viii reopen
Tuesday evening. ADV.
c. Newell Barber returned yesterday
from Mortified, where he has been quail
flying for the state shooting tourna-
ment. Mr.. Barber made an average OF
over 90 per cent
DR.. and Mrs. f. b. Watson of VIII 1,
Jamestown were visitors in the city Sat. I
urday on their way home from Rutland.
where they had been attending the state I
medical convention.
Regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen, No. 50, will be held in
Foresters hall Tuesday evening. Oct. l3,
at 1880. Business OF Importance. Cor.
Sec. Thomas Holder.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 0. Mosher of Brighton.
Mass who have been making a tour of I
northern Vermont and Canada. arrived J
night to visit friends in the \
'ity for a few days.
Dwight Foster. Harry JefTords and
Herman Allen returned Yesterday from
few days visit in Burlington and Is
eX Junction. While in Essex, they were
rIests OF DR.. J. c. Crowley.
Miss Jean Darling Of Laurel street.
Who is teaching school in Danville. is
I her home for few DAYS before 60. v
ng TO st. ,Iohnsbury to attend the state
eachers' convention, which opens Thurs. i'
ay.
In view OF the fact that the Demo. :
rats have endorsed Mr.. Proutv. the
ally viii be straight Prouty rally, !.
nth Mr. Prouty as the principal speak
r. in the opera house Monday evening. \
let. lo.-Adv =
Barre lodge. y. +. o. r., viii entertain
lontpelier lodges and Williamstown In,
I ~ 80
usiness meeting will be called at : III
clock sharp, after which there will BE- da
,froshments and dancing.
The Combination Five won its second X,
anne Of the season Friday night by de- RI
ating Merlo's Stars by a fast and ~ an
ting score Of 10 10 Is. The feature Of so
~ game WAS the all-round PLAYING Of
Pierson and b. Bianchi for the Stars. ret
Among those who left last night for tr
oston 10 attend the worlds series were ia
Emslie, John Davidson Vincent Car iie
. John Mckenzie Albert Mercer. James
ckernon. David Mcdonald Neil Sassie. 10
'seph Nelson. Angelo and Roy Maehet an
Michael and John Sullivan. A. Brorgi az
Giacherio, Mrs James Scott. John in
-own Arthur Marion. William oliver.
Hawkins +. Grady, William wrigl.. tai
A. Lamorey. ii
Practically every piece Of rolling ~
ock in the city's fire fighting equipment me
Irried down 10 Railroad street last
ght ia response to general alarm ihl
unded al $40 o'clock from box l42 st ~
? corner If Berlin and Foss streets -
" minutes later the about signal wa 90
ven. fof il had been discovered that
r alarm pfoceeded from a bonfire start str
By Youngsters in a vacant lot. Some Ba
. -aw the lurid reflection 81 the flames mo
] s0meone else shouted "Fircl An sal
eryealous. spirit in tie neiQhborhooi wh
{ tuo and two together and rang tie ID
irm. This morning 81 30 o'clock the
70 Ere truck went 70 n Merchant ~
eet. where q raging chimney Gre bad her
wed the inmates Of the house % com Igrs
Iuirate With hesdquarfers The chin for
y was burned out before the frenen .tiv
-ivcl and there was - damage aFs
I BE afternoon al oiatoek Montpelier Bo.
ID sfha1i and Srauldinr lined 10 81 sit
liHegiu school campus Gospel MI Ne
p fpf the fret of tao football game the
p PLAYED this season ~ TIE tr8 ee'
ne MerfHsiiar enterea thr contest f'hi
Al frnm signal fnt9rF over ts 90 so
b. rtn4 Montpelier seminary ~afnf tisi
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