The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
TALK OF THE TOWN


Il Mrs. Joseph Brown cs Hanover, n. ii
\ arrived in the city to-day to make
II visit with friends.
Miss Teresa Brown of Boston arrlve'
in the city yesterday to visit among
i friends for the coming few days.
| Miss Myrtle White of Morrisville ar
| rived in the city yesterday to visit witt
friends for the coming few days.
Percy Cowie resumed his studies al
Spauldng high school to-day, after pass
ing the summer in the White mountains
Lessel Hunter of Prospect avenue re-
turned last night from Whitefield, n. II,
where he has been passing the summer
Albert Mari of Washington street re
turned last night to Burlington to re-
sumo his studies at the University OF
Vermont.
Guy Andrews returned last night to
Gardner, Mass, after having passed a
few days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G., S. Andrews, OF Maple Grove.
+. II. Ryder who has been the guest
Of Harry c. Fisher of Averill street, re-
turned this morning to Northtield, where
he is a student at Norwich university.
Auction sale at Farnham's at Mont
pelier tomorrow, horses, cattle, wagons,
buggies, farm tools, robes, blankets,
whips halters, etc. C. f. Smith, auc-
tioneer.
| The regular quarterly meeting of the
Hospital Aid association will be held in
Aldrich hall Friday afternoon at 8
o'clock. The executive committee will
meet at 2:30.
| N anJ NJ. Jo.orb W. IIyar rd Ii,raa
children have returned TO their home in
st. Johnsbury, after having passed few
days in the city as the guests OF Johu
Mcdonald of Hill street.
| James Sullivan of upper Park street
left last night for Providence, r. !. He
intends to visit Boston and attend the
worlds series baseball games between
the Boston Braves and the Philadelphia
Athletics.
News has been received here Of the
serious illness OF Loren Anderson, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Anderson, who
formerly resided on Beacon street in this
city. The young man accompanied his
parents to Warren, o., to live a short
time ago. Soon after his arrival there
he was taken i'll and physicians have
pronounced his case to be one of typhoid
fever.
Among those who registered at The
Bulzell hotel yesterday were: ). 5. Rus
sell. St. Adams; H. h. Circlave. New
York; J. j. Kennedy, Burlington; w. /.
Tillotson, New York; Ernest Bernasconi,
Washington; A. J. McColn, Boston; II.
/. Hoffman, Boston, L. b. Rielley, Bur
lington; Mr.. and Mrs. r. Richards, Bur-
lington; J. p. Wright, Newport.
Robert knight of Westmoreland, n.
H., a 1914 graduate of Goddard sem
mary, who has been the guest of Michael |
Plumpides for few days, went yester-
the University of Vermont. Another |
member of the entering class is Mr.. |
Knights brother, William Knight, who
was graduated from the seminary in
1918.
A chimney fire in the house at a.
Pike street owned by Deputy Sheriff II
J. Slayton was responsible for a still
alarm at the fire station this morning.
The auto truck and some of the regulars
responded in time 10 keep the fire from
with any partitions A
small amount Of damage was done by
smoke. One of the regulars was left at
the house TO watch the chimney cool off,
Chief Sinclair and Constable George l..
Morris motored down 10 Jones Bros.
this morning and met the 9.l5 street car
returning from Montpelier Two men
aboard were said 70 be intoxicated and
The officers placed them under arrest
According TO the car men the pair were
much given to offensive language on the
tay up from the capital They will be
irraigned in city court this evening.
Joseph Ceilings Of Academy street. a
etterer employed by the Dubois Gran
tc Go. or West Second street, met with
painful accident yesterday which viii
letain him from work for several DAYS
lollings was moving the stone on which
'e was working when a part OF the un-
gave way. Two fingers on
he left hand were so badly iammed that
he services Of a physician we're neces-
airy. Unless there are unlocked for de.
both digits will be saved. .
Members and friends Of the Washing
on County association OF the A. o. ".
nd the !. A.. A. O. H., went 70 Granite
lille to-day to attend the annual -conyen-
on. This Is the first county convention 90
ske place in Graniteville and the com
iittce in charge had left no stone an
lrncd 20 make the event big success
hero viii b. representations ~ mem
ers present at the joint convention from
Mortified Montpelier,
ARE and Barre Town, aggregating
bout $50
Upwards 81 200 people were taken
re Of az the annual fan supper Of the
dies aid society Of the Presbyterian
zurich held in the vestry u the church
a. evening The ladies we're quite sue Z
.ssful in that they were greeted by
nv good ATTENDANCE and that thcv
ere able 70 realize a little cash for their =
easurv Thosr aha attended we're not II
ow in prouourcin1 the supper as one II
tho best they ever tasted And Z BE-
limited tHat thc brand Of chickeH PIE
rived un 81 These same ladies cannot
beaten From 81 until % clerks. !.
fsiness peerie AND families made up = n
ifne untl TIC last person Rad "
~ disp0sed o.
Al aufomabiir o-ruiae8 hy two Young
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