The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Save money on everything you buy in
our opening sale, at Vaughan's.
New fall garments; special prices IN
our opening sale, at Naughans,
p. l.. Briggs of Bennington arrived IN
the city last night to pass few days
with friends.
Baseball, Goddard campus, Saturday,
Sept. 26. Barre A. G. vs.. Goddard Adj
mission, 25c; ladies free.
Fall and winter millinery opening at
Mrs S. Z. Laviolcttes Saturday, Sept,
%. Public cordially invited.
John ODay returned last night to his
home at Winooslli, after passing few
days with friends in the city.
Michael Mcdonald, who has been
spending the past week at Boston, re-
turned to the city this forenoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Parkhurst returned
home yesterday after spending few
DAYS at the Woodbury. lake house.
John Frontini of Foss street returned
last night from Highgate Springs, where
he has been visiting for the past few
days.
A meeting Of the Glenugie club will be
held in Clan Gordon hall Friday evening,
Sept. rs, at 1880 o'clock. Per order pres
ident.
George Kelley of Merchant street re-
turned to-day from Montreal where he
has been the guest OF friends for the
past week
Michael sherry Of Granitevile was
visitor in the city this morning while on
his way to Montreal for a weeks visit
with relatives.
The ladies' aid of the Presbyterian
church will serve a chicken-pie supper
on Wednesday, Sept 30. Watch for
menu to be announced later.
| Victor Ossola was elected president OF
the class of 1917 of Spaulding high school
at meeting OF the students held in the
high school building yesterday. The re-
naming officers will be elected at
meeting to be held during the present
week.
Rev. j. p. Reardon Of Church street
went this forenoon to Plamfeld, where
/ he officiated this afternoon at the fli-
neral of Miss Emma Page, whose death
occurred Monday. Services We're held at
the home of the deceased's brother, Dan
iel Page, and interment was in the GENE
terry at Plainfeld village.
/ About 20 couples attended the social
/
lhall last evening under the auspices Of
the ladies' auxiliary, A. o. Fl. The Riley
orchestra furnished music for the dane
ing. During the evening refreshments
were served. This was the first OF
series OF dances to be held during the fan
and winter months.
Mrs. Hattie Il. Waite Of Eastern ave-
nue. left last night for Decatur, III,
where she was called by the serious i'll
ness of her niece, Miss Grace Waite, a
former Barre girl and a graduate of
Spaulding high school. Miss Waite f.
confined by typhoid fever. Sometime IN
| August she came east and stopped in
Barre for a visit with relatives. The
| fever developed after her return to Hi
nois.
| John Susanna, toolboy at the Burke |
Bros Granite Co.. met with very pain |
| full accident this morning. Susanna was |
grinding some fine tools when a good !
sized splinter steel penetrated the eye |
| lid and was embedded in the right eye !
ball He was Immediately taken to a |
medical Office, where the steel was re-
moved
DR.. and Mrs. O. r. Camp Of Asbury I
Park n. r.. formerly residents Of Barre, |
have both been i'll with typhoid fever.
according to information just received
here, but both have reganed their health.
DR.. Camp first contracted the disease and
as he was beginning 10 recover, Mrs.
Camp became i'll with it.
A very pleasant surprise was rendered
Mrs. John Kane ON Friday evening at
the home of j. C. Morrison. Mrs. Kane
has been visiting her husband in Barre
for six months and is about to embark
for her home in Aberdeen, Scotland, on
the first available vessel probably the
Mauritania. In behalf OF the company,
Mrs. Kane was presented six silver tea
spoons as pleasant reminder of the
United States. A program of music was
then carried through, which was heartily
enjoyed, a pleasing feature being Scotch
selections by Miss MoHardie. After sing
ing "Auld Lang Syne." the company dis
persed, all wishing Mrs. Kane bon voy-
age.
Local Socialists who are to fire the
first campaign gun when DIR. w r. Row
land comes to town are members of the
same party which first entered the field
last June by heading a state ticket with
the East Corinth physician. DR.. Row
land has already held a number Of con-
ferences with party members, but his
first appearance on the campaign plat
form is to be at Websterville late this
afternoon. He is to speak in Barre on
the evening of Sept. 80, according TO IN
made by the Barre Social
ist local this morning Rowland hall has
been engaged for the speechmaking and
so far as possible the meeting is to re
semble an old-fashioned political rally.
While the Socialists are the first TO have
a rally, it doesn't follow by any means
that Barre is to be ignored by the other
parties. Already a movement is on foot
to secure Charles A. Prouty as cam
paign speaker in behalf of the Progress
sives and if present plans work out it is
more than probable that c, w. Gates,
the Republican gubernatorial candidate,
will speak here this fall
Leonard L. Landers, 1917, was elected
manager of the Spaulding high school
football team to succeed Leigh McWhor.
ter, who recently rendered his resigna-
ton, at meeting of the Spaulding ath-
letic council held last evening. Last sea
son McWhorter served as assistant man
ager OF football and was appointed TEN
porary manager at the close of the sea
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