The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sale on toilet goods. Fits.
| New fall wash goods at Naughans
| Sadlier will retire your baby carriage
wheels and frame your pictures. Gail
| We still have some numbers in thin
dresses at cost prices. Paris Shirtwast
| House.
A daughter weighing nine pounds was
born Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs% Charles
Wilkie of Central street.
Regular meeting of the ladies' auxil-
iary of Clan Gordon this Tuesday
evening at the usual hour.
Miss w. +. Rowell will hold a special
reduction sale, beginning Wednesday,
Sept. l6, and continuing one week.
p. Z. Russell returned last night to
his home at Burlington, after passing =
few days in the city as the guest OF
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Carpenter and
sons, Robert and Newell, of Brandon, ar
rived in the city yesterday for bret
visit with friends.
Unusual bargains in embroidery goods,
stamped and made-up art goods, are Of
fered at Miss Rowell's one-week sale, be-
ginning Wednesday.
James Dunn, who has been passing
week in Barre, left to-day for Rutland
to make visit with friends before re-
turning to his home at Erie, Pa.
There will be meeting of the senior
branch of the sodality at st. Monica s
church this evening at o'clock. All
are requested to bring their office books.
Louis Tomas of North Main street
went to-day to Worcester, Mass, where
he will enter Worcester Polytechnic in
stitute. Last year he attended the Uni
versity of Vermont.
Arthur Blackmore of Maple avenue,
who recently completed his duties at the
Martin book store, commenced work this
week at the A. +. Abbott store, succeed
ing Norman Even.
Miss Marion Badger, who has been
passing the summer at her home in Wal
den, returned to Barre yesterday and re-
sumed her studies at Spaulding high
school this morning.
Among those who registered at the
Buzzell hotel yesterday We're: Charles L.
Grace. st. Johnsbury; P, Il. Russell, Bur.
lineton; j. Fl. Scannell, Hardwick n. J..
Schiyer. Boston; j. Il. Mallon, Boston;
IG. H. Stewart, Burlington; G. NJ Bart
lett. New York; A. f.. Stevens. Law.
renee, Mass; d. NJ. Foley, Los Angeles,
Cal.
Miss Mabel Cook and Harry Cook Of
Westerly X. J., are passing several days
at the home of their uncle, James Ahern,
of Eastern avenue. Mr.. Cook, an in
structor at the University Of Pittsburg
is recuperating from a severe attack OF
pneumonia, from which he recently
emerged.
After less than days vacation, the
auto fire truck at station No. | was back
on its emplacement to-day and ready for
duty. When the general alarm for the
Recklev street fire was sounded yester-
dav. the big car was on jacks and the
first call came to the horses and the
chemical engine. A machinist from the
factory where the car was built and
some of the mechanics on the regular
force worked busily during the day and
again last night installing a new radius
rod on the sprocket wheel. Around 10
o'clock the work was completed and the
car was taken up Washington street for
a trial spin. The machine was pro-
nounced fit and ordered into commission
again. The new rod replaces the original
rod. which was found to have been
cracked a few days ago, when an inspee
tor from the factory stopped at the sta
ton
Mario Ventura of North Barre was
arraigned before Judge III. w. Scott in
city court yesterday on a charge Of
hunting without license preferred
against him by Game Warden Charles
Keith of North Seminary street. Ven
tua entered plea of not guilty and
furnished bail in the sum of $50 for his
appearance at hearing to be held on
the forenoon of Monday, Sept. 81. :.
Holister jackson appeared as his coun
sci. The man was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Keith while the latter was tray-
cling through Berlin last Saturday. He
encountered Ventura on the wooded ridge
between this city and Montpelier and
took him into custody. Later a COM
plant was made TO States Attorney }.
Ward Carver and the man was placed
under arrest. II is alleged that he car
ried a gun for hunting purposes and at
the same time failed to produce a lie
cense,