The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

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James Sawyer OF South Main street
left last night for Redstone, n. H. where
he will visit relatives for few days,
The ladies' auxiliary, A. o. H., will
hold its regular meeting at sharp on
Wednesday evening. The juvenile will
meet at 4:30.
Banns of marriage were published at
st. Monicas church on Sunday for the
third time between John Pedroza and
Norma Bartelli.
Miss Jeanette LeBlanche, who has
been passing 10 days with relatives IN
Barre, left yesterday for her home at
Woonsocket, R. !.
A good bunch OF young cows and farm
ing tools at the l.. A. Rowland auction
sale in Mortified tomorrow. ID. A.
Perry, auetioneer.
Miss Mabel Damarelle returned to-day
to her home at Laconia, n. H., after
passing few days with friends in Barre
and upper Graniteville.
Remember the J.. A., A. o. H., public
dance in X. of C. hall Wednesday night,
Sept. %. Music, Riley's orchestra. Ad-
mission, SOC per couple; extra ladies', Toe.
A rehearsal for the rally day concert
at the Methodist church on Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. 1t is necessary
every child taking part should be pres
ent.
II. NJ. Farnham, the horseman, will
hold his next big combination auction
sale of horses and other properties at
Montpelier, Friday, Oct. 2. G. +. Smith,
auctioneer.
Grant Lane OF this city will hold an
auction sale at his farm, on the west
Hill in Williamstown, on Saturday, Oct.
3. Real estate, registered and grade
Holstein cattle, crops and farm tools
C. f. Smith, auctioneer.
Arthur LaRochelle, who has been pass
ing the summer at Morrisyille, returned
to the city yesterday. Mr. LaRochelie
leaves the latter part OF the week Tor
Philadelphia to resume his studies at the
Jefferson Medical college.
St. Aldemar comandery, No. H.,
Knights Templar, will be represented by
a number of its members at the funeral
of stephen r. Colby in Montpelier to-
morrow. Services are to be held at the
Church of the Messiah in the afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
Robert Forrest of Spaulding street left
this forenoon for New York, whence he
is to take passage on Cunard liner for
Liverpool, going thence to his former
home in Aberdeen, Scotland, to spend
the winter. Before sailing, Mr.. Forrest
will spend several days with friends in
New York and vicinity.
Proprietors of the business building on
Prospect street occupied by Louis Ro-
manis are rushing the work of erecting
two-story brick annex to the rear OF
the structure. The walls are fireproof
and fireproof roofing is to be used. The
addition win increase greatly the fscil-
tiles the store for accommodating Gus
toners.
Among those who registered at the
Buzzell hotel yesterday We're; Barney
Stone, Boston; Desmond Sisters, San
Diego. CAL; P. F. Mclaughlin, Boston;
w. f. McClurg, Buffalo, n. T.; F. b.
Boyles, Lebanon, N. H.; James =. Cash.
man, Burlington; w. L. Haines, Boston;
r. NJ. Fellows, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas, Boston; J. Costantio, Hardwick.
At meeting of the board OF managers
of the Vincitia club last evening it was
voted to have weekly Saturday night
luncheons, beginning Oct. and continu'
ing through the fall and winter months.
Luncheons of this kind proved so popular
with club members last winter that they
are to be resumed this year rather earlier
than usual. Arrangements are being
made for the first of series OF ladies
nights at the club during October.
Work has been star ed on a new cell
at police headquarters and when it is
cell quarters now used for
women detained at the station will be
renovated and converted into
a cell for men. The new cell is TO be
located in room now utilized for stor-
age purposes For a long time improved
cell accommodations for women haye'I
been agitated and the order for new
quarters follows an inspection OF the al
dermanic property committee.
Two bad breaks in the water main
near East Barre have caused consumers
no end OF inconvenience and incidentally
the employees of the water department, /
under the direction of Supt. II. f. Rey- |
nolds, have been putting in some of the |
busiest hours of the season. The first /
break was discovered Sunday morning, |
when someone noticed column of wa
ter shooting out of the ground not far |
from East Barre village. Water from |
the Orange reservoir was shut off and |
during the day the city was supplied |
from the Bolster and Martin brook ba- |
sins. Repairs were completed at night, |
but similar break was discovered Mon |
dav within few feet of the original |
gap. Most OF the departments time yes
terday was given over to replacing the |
broken section OF pipe where the leak |
Consumers in the east section |
Of the city have been compelled to draw |
water because the pressure from the Boil
ster reservoir was not great enough to |
force the supply up the hill.