The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-30
TALK OF THE TOWN


III roman stripe ribbons at fitts'
n Great millinery values at Abbott's.
H Life and fun from beginning to enc
H you viii find in "Hiawatha," Thursday
evening.
i A daughter was born Monday, Sept
rs, to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Abbiati OF
| Ladd street.
The time-Thursday evening, Oct. J
The plaee-the Barre opera house. The
attraction" Hiawatha.'
Alexander Brown of North Main street
returned last night from st. Johns, Que
where he has been spending few days
with relatives.
William C. Moriarty and son, who
have been passing 70 days in Barre and
vicinity, returned this morning to their
home in Fitchburg, Mass.
Isidore Krinotvich of North Main
street went this morning to Burlington
to attend the festivities to the Jewish
observance Of Yom Kippur.
+. A. Kennedy of Windsor, who has
been making short stay in the city,
went this forenoon to Plainfeld by au-
tomoble for few days stay with
friends.
| The regular quarterly meeting of the
Hospital Aid association will be held in
Aldrieh hall Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock. The executive committee will
meet at 2:30.
/ Mrs. Florence. T.. Smith and two
daughters, Murdena and Joena, of Is
East street left to-day for Boston, where
the Misses Smith will study music and
domestic science.
Mario Monti left the city this morn
| ing for Boston, where he will pass three
weeks with friends. Mr. Monti intends
to see a part of the worlds champion
ship series during his absence.
| Steel girders for the new hotel in
course of construction on Washington
street have arrived in town and it is
expected that work on the superstruc-
ture will be pushed ahead rapidly.
Auction sale of personal property, IL
head OF good stock, two horses, tools
and crops at the Jerry Sullivan farm in
Mortified on Oct. 2 at | o'clock in the
afternoon. d. A. Perry. auctioneer.
Mrs Edison Lsnders, who has been con-
fined to the City hospital for the past
few weeks, was taken to her home on
South Main street yesterday. She will
be able to be out OF doors in another
week.
Mrs Henry Petrie and Miss Annie |
Nichols, who have been attending the |
congress of American dressmakers in
Boston, returned to Barre this morning |
and reopened their dressmsking parlors
in the Aldrich building.
There viii be q meeting of the women
of the parish OF the Church of the Good /
Shepherd Friday evening after the serv-
ice to elect delegates to attend the an
nual meeting of the woman's auxiliary
to the board of missions, which is to be
held at Enosburg Falls early in October.
A large number of prospective citizens
from Barre and Barre Town will go to
Montpelier Friday TO attend a session
of United States naturalization court. L
Judge James l.. Martin will preside and
final papers of citizenship will be granted
many candidates. II is likely that Clerk (
r. s. Platt of Rutland and his assistants &
will come to Barre early next week to
hold hearings on the applications of 9TH
ers who are in line for citizenship. 1
Final papers were passed yesterday I
Wallace A. Mayville OF Marah, I
field disposed of his l3s-farm to Will III
lam II. Bycraft of Barre Town. The j
is located in Marshfield about
hree miles from Plainfeld. The trans
Iction included 10 head of stock, horse,
i'll farming tools and crops, and sale
vas made through the local office of the
}. A. Perry Real Estate Agency. Mr..
3ycraft purchased for home and in
ends to move his family to his newly
cquired property at once.
The final rehearsals for "Hiawatha"
re winding up in splendid shape. With
he enthusiasm of the children and the
ard work of Miss Scates and the COM
nittee, everybody points TO a big sue
ess. A splendid advance sale of tickets
! now on. A musical number that will
ureIy please the audience will be the
orn dance by Frieda Ladd Tressa Car.
oil. Rachel Hollister, Marcia Langley
atherine Rogers. Madeline Mcdonald
vile Even. Wilhelmina Even, Jessie
1.-THE. Margaret Woodruff Equally as
leasing will be the FREELY drill by Lucy
Wells, Beatrice Papin, Madeline Glad
ing. Doris McWhorter. Ethel Bjork,
fariorie Love. Mabel Mcleod. Annie
1.-THE, Madeline Camp, Nathalie McMa- b
on.
A quiet canvass OF the field for no
initial candidates for the Office of city
preventative is still going on and since
printed list of The "mentionees" APP
cared last week, the mentioning breth-
N have not ceased their efforts. No
he is protesting to pick a winner, but
lere is disposition to suggest candi-
ties who are known 10 appeal to GER
in groups of men. Socialists stick 10
leir historic plan Of endorsing only
Irty man and from the ranks of that
lrty the names Of at least two men
I've been breathed. Gilbert Phillips, -,
ways staunch worker in party az -
irs. has been sus yested, and the name
Alexander Ritchie has also been heard W.
hen members of the party have dis =
ssed the coming caucuses. Non-parti-
n mention has been made OF the names
Alderman John F. Cook and Homer c.
i'd.
'rogram Of Montpelier Band Concert.