The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-03
TALK OF THE TOWN


II evening at the usual hour.
H Mrs. George Lowell and granddaughter
\ Miss Woodbury., of Mortified wer
among the. visitors in the city to-day
The regular monthly meeting OF tn
ladies' aid of the Presbyterian churc
\ will be held Wednesday evening at $3.50
Regular review of Harmon hive, NO.
l.. o. I. NJ, Wednesday at 1880 p. m
| Officers and guards are asked to be pres
| ent.
| A daughter was born at the City hos
| pital yesterday afternoon to Mr.. AM
AIrs. James 1'ravers of l07 Washington
street.
Edgar Olney returned this morning t.
his home in Fitchburg, Mass after look
ing after his lumber interests in Orang'
for a few days.
Miss Ellen McAllister of East Barre Il
spending few days in Barre as The
guest of Miss Mildred b. Marion OF
Summer street.
John Fraser of Webstervlle was il
the city yesterday on his way home
from Montreal, where he has been visit
ing for the past few days.
Edward Carroll of Bolster avenue, who
has been spending a few weeks vaca-
ton at the home of Frank Cave in
Orange, returned home yesterday.
/ The ladies of Clan Gordon are request
ed to attend the funeral of our late sis
ter, Margaret Leth. Wednesday after
noon at o'clock, at 3 Glenwood ave-
nue..
A meeting of the amusement commit
tee of the L. O. O. L., NJ. u, will be
held with Mrs. Harry Dale, 30 Green
street, Wednesday evening, Nov. 4, at
1880.
The annual meeting OF the Barre Golf
club will be held in the city court room
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock. Of
flcers for the ensuing year will be elect
ed and other important business VIII
come before the meeting. The Times is
requested to say that the presence OF
every member is especially desired.
Neither the city health department nor
the school authorities have been inform
ed OF any new cases of infantile paraly-
sis and the feeling grows that the prog
ress of the disease has been arrested. In
two instances patients are reported to
be recovering and three other cases are
reported where the patients have entire
" recovered.
G. L. Linekin, formerly Of the firm OF
Griggs & -Linekin, wishes to announce
that he will hereafter represent the
Ftna Life Insurance Go. in this locality,
also the Vermont Accident Co, the Peer
less Casualty Co. and the National Cas-
ualty Go. Of Detroit, Mich He will also
continue to do fire insurance business.
Mr.. Linekin will continue to occupy
rooms and 6 in the Currier block,
where he will be pleased to welcome old
and new friends. Adv.
At the Vincitia club this evening cleo
ton returns from outside states viii be
received through arrangements with the
Western Union Telegraph Co. Reports !
from within the state will also be re-
ceived at the club and bulletined, The |
Times is to receive the Associated Press |
service and out of the state returns will |
be buletined in the windows along with /
returns from elections within the state
A number OF fraternal organizations as
well a. individuals have arranged TO re-
ceiye returns.
Despite the fact that the Italian gov
eminent is exerting itself to the limit
n preserving neutrality in the great Eu
-opean struggle. a considerable number
If Italian born Barre people plan to pass
he winter on their native peninsula and
mn the risk of having 10 serve in the
Italian army. Very recently the exodus
,egan 10 resemble the winter migration
o italy OF other years. Today Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincenzo Comoli and two sons,
Raymond and Angelo, and Geralamo Riz
/ left for New York whence they plan
O sail Saturday on the Italian Naviga-
ion linet. America. for Genoa. Last
light Alhino Maastono left for New /
FORK aud will sail from that point on ,
he Navigation line steamship Ancona,
or Italy. other members Of the Italian
olony plan to sail early next week.
One Of the biggest crowds Of the cam
aign and beyond question the largest
udience that has assembled for any pc. r
i ical gathering in Barre this fall, gath /
red AZ the opera house last night to \
car Senator William T. Dillingham; and
oseph A. DcBoer OF Montpelier discuss
sues Of the dag. Not IN several years 4
Il there been manifested such 4 degree
/ enthusiasm. Two hands. tho Rare
tizens band and the Montpelier Mil.
,ry band figured iu the demonstration.
lany people came on a special train
-om Montpelier aud we're met ~ the
ation by the local band and a crowd
+ nearly 00O people Chairman N =
ounds - thc hcpublesn city commit
= presided and uhsn the spree iimnking
sran there were 2on people w the
sora house Both spoken. were warm.
rcrcitsd end 81 tie el0-e ~ the raily
r0usine three cheers fnr the senator
side the house ring a. the echo. II
IS TIE I'D fashioned political raily 81
arrison's time brought ~ 10 date
incorporation and directors q the r.
utlv ofaanizcA Drown Motor Car Co. n
lre completed their organization ny
aftina the foliaainr officers President =
A Drown Fiea- president. John 1r0u :
lretart Treasurer ~ % Graves BE- :
stors 48hn Trou p a Drown. y g. ii
8esd. ~ D n Ra5iev a 81 Burke. +
d GRAVES ard - callahan 81 I
qrturffef audiors p Callahan.
3n Tnsu and nf Bslley Tho cnm-
uv Faeetcd rs gartrs 81 Incorporation
81 tf.a srrfarf of state ut f5 His
fhrrIzeH o. h8f aua asI motor ears
funal,.ls .rn8fies and ~ 81 = Ernsrai
-ar ialsinrss fa company uarurias =
rarf ~ thr sger1'eH lf1uu CsmHf
sintss 81 ftHsrznr sfraft anH holds
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