The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Special today-delicious lemon cieani
sherbet. at browns. X
w. 4. Patch of Rutland arrived IN tfe
city Yesterday to make few days Fi7i'
with friends. -, =
Clarke Of lberville, P. O. arrived IN
the city Yesterday to make an EXTENDED
visit with friends.
snanish and Italian dance Wednesday
mint AZ Letourneau's hall, Granitevilie.
| Admission IS cents.
William Emerson, who has been the
guest OF friends in the city Tor the past
week. returned to-day to hrs home at
Everett Mass.
Maccab ees-P Picnic, Thursday, Sept. b
at Benjamin falls. In case OF ram ~ 20
Dewey park All who can take the lViio
car and bring friend.
The condition Of Walter Il. Randall o.
Tx Averill street, who has been seriously
/ III of typhoid fever, was reported TO pe
materially improved to-day.
Auction sale near West Topsham to-
morrow for Leroy d. Prescott, admin.
| istrator: real estate, hay, cattle anu
tools. c. f. Smith, auctioneer.
| Mrs Victor Beaulac and dauoNf"r'
Miss Eva Sweeney. who have been spend
ing the past six weeks at sherorooKe'
p. O.. returned to the city yesterday.
! Miss Edith Gordon, student IN the
nurses' training school at Waltham,
Mass, is spending several days at the
home OF her father, Alexander Horaoh'
Of Spaulding street.
beginning yesterday the retail price
Of milk in Barre jumped from &c per
Quart TO 7c. This change is IN accord,
lance with the agreement between retali
milk dealers and will continue from
Sept. | to May !, when the &c price VIII
lobtain once more, it is expected.
Mrs. A. c. Moore, who las been con-
fined to the City hospital for the past
four weeks for treatment, was taken to
lher home on Orange street yesterday
afternoon in the Perry & Noonan am
balance. Mrs. Moore will be able to be
out OF doors in about two weeks.
Anproaches TO number of city
scboolhouses are being posted with signs
which warn autoists to slow down on
account OF the children. The aldermaniC
propertv committee was busy yesterday
afternoon locating the signs, which were
authorized by the city council more than
a year ago,
Among those who registered at The
BuzzeU hotel yesterday were; q
birmingham. New York; d. Mcleal
North Stratford. n H.; j. Kilbourne
IFlmira. N. Y; w. NJ. Campbell, Boston
Richard Bailey. Boston; j. A. Jordan
Harrington: G. A. Smith, South Rye
gate: w. f. Patch, Rutland; A. Gates
Hartford, Conn.
Through the city clerk, the city coun
eli has received a postcard communica
tion from Principal Charles Pamperl Of
J .be Barre evening drawing school. Aftei
snrinp and summer of study in th'
ICerman university towns, Mr.. Pamper
went 10 his native city, Gratz, II
Austria. for a visit before returning t.
take up his duties. The postcard, mailed
from Austria Aug. 10, finds the princi
nal in Prague, Bohemia, where he IS anx
; iouslv awaiting information relative <
his sailing accommodations. At th'
lortbreak OF hostilities, Mr.. Pamperl haC
ALREADY engaged berth on the German
liner. George Washington HIS rare NJ
had paid al the New York Office and h'
had made an due preparations TO sal
whom he received word that the German
Government had impressed the George
Washington for transport purposes. The
him was due to leave Bremen Aug. p.
Barclay Bros. are contemplating
another sireable annex to their manu-
Featuring plant on Boynton street and
Isimultaneously with the announcement
lof building plans comes the application
M crearson & Lane for permission e
lbuild a biz brick chimney over then
turning mill on Burnham's meadow
lllsrclav Bros. plan an addition 2ox+'
ftcet in wall dimensions, to conform II
Iheivht and exterior appearance 70 then
main shed. II win extend from tn
north end Of the present building. Grear
ON a lane expect to erect a chimney
feet square with a height Of 40 feet
lNork or both stoneshed improvement
viii 81 started AZ once. Il is thought
lnown on Maple avenue e No. 20. A
Sine. the junk dealer. j. tearing away
lrlvttar 81 small sheds in the rear o
, his house. preparatory TO erecting
modern ssorshouse with side and end d