The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-29
TALK OF THE TOWN


II Two shops giving the best OF service
/ Try US. Miers' Barber Shops.
II Tickets for 'Hiawatha' on sale to
morrow at 2 p. m. at the box office.
b. II. Palmer of Hardwick arrived II
the city yesterday to pass a few day
\ with friends.
The ladies' union of the Universalis'
church will serve harvest supper OF
Saturday, Oct. 8.
The little dry goods store on Cottage
street will be closed Tuesday, Sept. ~
at p. m; will reopen Wednesday, the
3oth, at P. IN.
David Hunter, who has been visiting
at the home of bis mother, Mrs. Mary
Hunter, on Prospect avenue, returned to-
day to his home at Hartford, Conn.
Carroll G. Smith, who has been pass
ing the summer at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Smith, OF
so Summer street, has returned to Bos-
ton, where he will enter upon his third
year at the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology.
James Giacamuzzi and Louis Giaca
muzzi left last night for Milford, Mass
where they have secured employment in
one of Milford's large shoe factories.
Both were members of the Italian A. G..
baseball team during the past summer
/ They intend to return to Barre next
spring.
The condition of Arthur Smith, the
b. & NJ. T. Il p. Co. motorman, who sus-
tanned injuries in an automobile accident
at Intercity park yesterday, was consid-
erably improved to-day. The young man
has been removed to his home on Patter-
son street and will resume his duties on
the traction line within a few days.
Among those who registered at the
Buzzell hotel yesterday were; A. Y. Ders-
worth, Haylton, Pa; H. J. Markolf,
West Rutland; A. Morse, Medford,
Mass; NJ. J. Morse, Beaehmont, Mass;
L. r. DeMott. New Haven J. w. jew
EFT and wife, Bedford Mass. p. +. Shaw,
Roxbury; q. NJ. Armstrong, New York
NJ. Donovan, Boston.
There are no new developments in the
infantile paralysis situation in Barre.
One isolated case only is compelling the
attention of the health officers and no
suspicious cases have been reported.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Colombo of 80 Prospect street is re-
ported to be improving steadily and the
indications are that the child will emerge
from the attack without any permanent
paralysis of the limbs. Although one Of
the lower limbs was paralyzed at the |
outset, the patient is regaining the use
of the member When interviewed this |
afternoon Health Officer DR.. j. w. Stew
art referred to the Colombo case as the
only one of its kind within the city linn
its and stated that cases of other con-
tagious disease. rather few in number, |
were coming along nicely.
At the Church of the Good Shepherd |
next Sunday morning a special epistIe
and gospel appointed BY Ri. Rev. Arthur
C. A. Hall Of the Episcopal diocese of
Vermont, will be used at the celebration
of the holy communion. Sunday is the
day appointed by President Wilson as a
special day of prayers for peace, and the
bishops selection is in accord with the
presidents wish that the Sunday serv-
ices may emphasize a desire for peace,
The epistle viii be from the 18th verse
of the third chapter of st, James to
the fourth verse OF the fourth chapters;
the gospel will be the fifth chapter of
st. Matthew from the AID verse TO the
end. The collect for the day will he
the same as was sent out by Bishop Hall
in August and which is used each Sum
day. !.
Barre Hebrews begin tomorrow their
annual celebration of Yom Kippur, the
Jewish festival of atonement In the
Hebrew calendar il is known as the day
Of atonement. IL occurs on the 10th
iay Of the seventh month, Tishri. ac
,ording to the rites described in Levitt
rus, XVI. chapter. A number OF Hebrew
business men intend to follow long !
established custom by closing their places
81 business while the holiday festivities
ire in progress Several will leave this
evening for Burlington To participate in
he days observance at the Hebrew syn
,gogue to- morrow. While New Years,
which came two weeks ago on the He
rev calendar. is one of the most i'm
,ortant DAYS in the Jewish year, Yom
lippur is also deserving of prominent
lace in the devotional program Of true B
believers and Yom Kippur is never al
owed to pass without proper recogni-
ion.
On the evening of Friday, Oct. 10, the ,
Italian Athletic club will hold its ninth
nnual banquet and dance at Clan Cor.
on hall. The banquet will also be the
ceasion for celebrating a large number
/ Italian baseball victories on the base
all diamond in the past summer. by
irtue of vanquishing all local and out
ide contenders, the J. A. c. claims the
championship of the
tate and has been ready to defend its
lain since the season closed on Labor II
ay. Something pretentious and unique
i'll be provided TO celebrate the cham ~
ionship when the members come togeth-
T for the banquet. II is proposed to :
lake the affair the most elaborate of its
ind in the history of the club. The
lnquet viii be followed by speechmak-
", amateur vaudeville and a dance.
Of distinctive character are
ring planned and nothing will be per-
Tilted to interfere with the arrange
ents. The committee in charge con