The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-06
TALK OF THE TOWN
New neckwear at Knights,

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Best Maid dresses sSc at Knights.
See list OF w. v. Richardson rca
estate, page T.
Roller skating at Miles block this
evening Ladies', free.
To Rent Tenement on Summer street
w, +. Richardson estate,
Fifty.six CUBIC feet OF chairwood for a
load, $2.75. Arthur S. Martin. Phone
53.W.
n Mrs. Jessie Douglas of Orange street
has returned from stay OF several days
in Derby Line.
Charles A. Prouty and Fraser Metzger
will speak in the opera house on Mon
day, Oct. 10.
To Rent--Oct. /, tenement on Camp
street. Grown people preferred. w. i,
Richardson estate.
Thomas Farrell Of Granitevlle left
Barre this morning for 10 days' stay
with relatives In Sherbrooke, Que.
We want you to visit our store often;
we want your business. Everything You
buy must be first quality, at Vaughan's.
Mrs Charles Brock returned yesterday
| to her home in Oxford, n. H., after spend
ing several days in the city as the guest
OF her niece.
| George Brigham of Nilliamstown was
visitor in the city this morning while
on his way to Rutland for few days
business visit
William Duff of Wellington street, who
recently recovered from an attack of ty
phoid fever, has resumed work at his
studio in the Aldrieh block.
o.. a.. .A.e.
leave that place OF the return trip to
Barre at 2:30, instead of 3 p. m, on and
after Monday Oct 5.--Advt.
Miss Blanche Reason, who is taking
vacation from her duties in the Webster
vile postoffice, left last evening for Dor
chester, Mass, to visit relatives.
States Attorney Frank s. Williams
of Bradford and Mrs. Williams and Mr.
and Mrs. Dean r. Town of Plsintieid
visited friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Alexander Ogston returned last
night from Mortified. where she has
been passing a few days with her son,
Auley 0gston, student at Norwich uni
versity.
Miss Marion upper, who has been
teaching school in South Troy, is at her
home here for few weeks. In South
Troy the public schools have been closed
as preeaution against the spread Of in
fantle paralysis
Auction sale tomorrow at 10 a. m. for |
George Hutchins at East Barre, As head |
of cattle. oxen, cows. two-year olds, |
yearlings and calves, horse, shosts, crops,
farm tools and household furniture. See
ad. on page seven. G. f. Smith, auc-
tioneer.
+. +. Weld OF Groton was a visitor
in the city to-day while mis- way to
where he recently purchased
the Caustic farm on the Mortified road.
Mr.. Weld is moving his household goods
to the property and win reside there
with his family.
The condition Of Harold Adams. son
Of George H. Adams of South Barre, who
was seriously injured when an automo.
bile collided with him while he was rid.
ng a bicycle on South Main street Sun
lay evening. was reported TO have been
changed but little to-day. The young
nan is at the City hospital and at
aches there said he appeared to rest
'asier during the night.
For the reason that motorists, espe-
tally auto drivers from out OF town, I
re strangely prone TO collide with the
lew traffic signs stationed in the bus q
ness section by the aldermanic street q
il has been decided to remove
he signs at shutdown each evening AT 9
he beginning OF next season IL Is pro- y
osed to equip the signs with lights
Rev. Edgar Grassland, pastor OF the r
'irst Presbyterian church in Barre, Rev a
red Mcneil, pastor Of the Granitevile J
Presbyterian church, and James s. Milne
4 Liberty street, clerk of the local c
hurch session, left this morning for An e
rim, n. H., where they are to attend }
be regular meeting Of the presbytery OF 5
'ewburyport. II is during the present
ession that the presbytery rs expected {
o give its sanction to the election of {
lev. Mr. Grassland TO the passionate of
he church in Barre. The session win 4
Dntinue until Thursday or Friday and l
ev. Mr. Grassland will return 10 the
ty in time to occupy his pulpit Sun. o
ay O
This morning at O'Clock the alder 7
lanie committee Of the whole accom-
anied by Mayor Ward and City Health q
tlicer Dr. j. W. Stewart began an in.
pection OF sanitary conditions along u
he river bed from Jockey Hollow TO "
orth Barre. The inspection trip is the g
itcome Of a complaint made to the city y
'uncil by committee from the Central ~
abor union a few weeks ago. II i ~.
ged by the labor men that conditions hi
the vicinity OF the stonesheds lining q
ie river bank are almost unbearabie. n
be committee, in reciting its grievance "
the city fathers, invoked the author "
y Of the state board OF health and the OF
ctOry Inspector, claiming that both in J
mes past had insisted on a change in
nitary appliances for the workingmen. \,
be aldermanic committee viii ne q re-. n
~ Of its findings with the council at an
me future meeting. al
Aurora Mastrosnni the little daugbt IN
Mr. and Mrs. r. Msstroanni Of Pleas ~
Il street died yesterday after 4 short n
ness q diphtherfs Funeral services 81
sfe held late IN the afternoon and The vi
terment Was made al HOPE cemetery.
70 weeks ago the child's brother ono ~
~ her Junior. succumbed 20 an attack -,
scarlet fever a few dsvs later the \
de gifl developed symptoms Of the Ia,
me malady bat later Der case ws- =,
lFHosed - diphtheris The little QirI -,
y three wears and tsfo months Old ~,
p other member 0i the family. 3 little n.
u Is unM a|f With Ffsa aa~sm 49,