The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Some extra good values at Perry's on
Saturday.
Special lace curtain call for Saturday
at Abbott's.
Showing new wool dress goods at the
Vaughan Store.
Fifty.six cubic feet OF chairwood for
load. S2.75. Arthur S. Martin. Phone
53-W.
Arthur w. Beatte went yesterday to
Burlington where he will remain Tor
few days business visit.
Miss Marion Upper, a 1913 graduate
of Goddard seminary has gone to South
Troy where she has a position teaching
school.
Do not forget the social gathering at
the Congregational church tonight A
pleasant time is assured to all. Every
body welcome.
MIR. and Mrs. William Hudson OF Mid
dlesex and daughter, Mrs |. h. Richard
son, from Minneapolis Mimi, have been
visiting at Frank Perry's.
Miss Florence Powers returned last
night to her home at Glens Falls, after
passing few days with friends IN
Barre.
Alfred r. Bremen. who has been the
guest of friends in Barre and Williams
town for the past week, left to-day Tor
his home at Stockbridge
Five hundred yards OF outing flannel
for 71ac yard; good, heavy weight,
equal to the Zoe quality. We shall ask
you only 7Hc yard at Perry's on Sat
urday.
Miss Catherine Brady, who has been
af hap fOrp1nF hpma
| in Fairfield, returned to the city yes
terday to resume her duties as teacher
in the public schools
Mr.. and Mrs Francis A. Mccarthy of
Averill street have returned home, after
passing the summer in Franconia, N. II.
For time Mrs. Mccarthy is assisting
in the city schools
The condition of Deputy Sheriff A.
| NJ. Morrison Of South Main street, who
recently submitted to an operation for
the partial amputation Of his left foot,
continues to improve slowly
Aulay Ogston. who returned yesterday
from few days visit with friends i'll
Burlington, has returned to Mortified
to resume his duties at Norwich uniyer-
sity.
Charles A. Cheney who has been EN-
ployed by the Central Vermont railroad
in st. Adams for the past six months,
returned to Barre last evening and went
this morning to his former home in
Barre Town.
Notice: If we have what you want.
why not purchase here and either help |
yourself or some friend TO secure the
piano we are to give away. Remember,
one vote with every cent purchase. Ask
for them. c. n. Kenyon & Co.
Principal c. H. White OF Spaulding
high school will be at the Spaulding
building from to II a. m. and TO 8
p. m. on Saturday and Monday to meet |
students or parents who may wish to
consult him relative to school matters.
Arthur LaRoehelle, who has been
passing few days at the home OF his |
parents on Railroad street returned to
Morrisyille. He will. leave the latter |
part Of the month for Philadelphia to
resume his studies at the jefferson Med |
zeal college.
Misses Florence Slayton and Madeline
Williams, who have been passing few |
weeks at their respective homes here,
left this morning for Philadelphia where
they are enrolled as students in the
training school for nurses at the West
Philadelphia hospital.
DR.. j. W. Stewart has received notice
from the state board OF health of his APP
pointmcnt to the Office of health officer
Tor the city of Barre and secretary OF
the local board Of health DR.. Stewart |
has already assumed his new duties,
succeeding DR. John II, Woodruff, whose
resignation was handed to the city coun-
ell earlier in the summer.
William Forbes who has been passing
several months at his former home in
Aberdeen, Scot arrived in the city yes
terdav from Boston, where he landed re-
Gently on the Allan liner, Numidan,
which sailed from Liverpool, Eng, Aug.
81. For the time being Mr. Forbes will
make his home with his mother, Mrs.
John Forbes.
Mayor Ward and the aldermanic prop
erty committee are considering seriously
the need for a somewhat radical change
at police headquarters. For sometime
there has been an agitation for better
cell facilities at the station, and not
so long ago the council went so far as
to recommend a padded cell for emer-
gencv purposes. But no action was taken
and il was not until yesterday that the
city fathers We're brought to realize the
gravity of conditions. Ii is claimed
that the accommodations for women de-
tanned at headquarters are not of the
best and for this reason steps were
taken to-day to install a new cell for
the sole use Of women. A room adioin-
ing the main Office has been reserved for
that purpose and work will be started at
once it is thought. Space formerly used
for storage purposes and by the city hall
ianitor as an arbor for early spring
vegetables is TO be appropriated for the
new cell.
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