The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Children's bear-cloth coats at Fits.
| See the new silks at Vaughan's.-Ady
Special meeting of Canton Vnton, No
o. tonight at 1880,
Judge II. w. Scott Of the city cour'
was business visitor in Plainlleld anC
Marshfield to-day.
Miss Ellie Winwiddie. who has beer
passing month at the home of her uncle
in Webstervile, was a visitor in the city
this forenoon while on her way home tc
Rockford, p. @.
Miss Ellen McAllster, who has beer
passing few days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry McAllister of East Barre
was visitor in the city Monday after
noon while OH her way to Marshfeld,
where she is employed. She was accom-
panied by Miss Martha Gates, who has
been visiting in Barre and East Barre
fJe few days.
st. Johnsbury academy is to send its
football eleven to Barre Saturday for a
game with Spaulding high SCHOOL at the
Gospel Village campus. Spaulding stood
off the Caledonia county schoolboys in
| st. Jobnsbury few weeks ago with a
margin to spare, but fans are looking for
a close game at the week end. Unless
there is a change in present plans, God
dard seminary will be represented at
Northfield by it's strongest eleven in
game with the Norwich university sec
onds.
Employees Of the street department are
engaged in assembling the stonecrusher
in the north end, that essential piece of
machinery having been transferred from
Quarry street late last week. While the
men are working on the stone crusher,
Others are operating the newly purchased
scariiier, which is being used to dig up
the highway just at present between
Sixth street and Wiley street. Much
remains to be done in the way of high
way improvement on the main thorough
fare. in that section of the city and once
the equipment is ready the street super |
intendent and his men will redouble their
efforts to complete the work before the
ground begins to freeze. City Engineer |
+. o. Lee is acting in an advisory ca
paeity while the work is under way.
Rev. J. w. Barnett of Walnut street,
pastor of the Barre Congregational |
church, will leave the city this evening
for New Haven, Conn, where he is to /
net as one OF the Vermont delegates at
the meetings Of the National Council of
Congregational Churches, to be held from
October 20 to October 81. The other
at large from Vermont are Gov
arnor Charles w. Gates of Franklin and
Rev. Mr.. Barnum Of Jericho. Rev. STAN
ey r. Bloomfield Of Montpelier and Rev.
James b. Sargent of Mortified, who are
he Washington county delegates, will
llso leave this evening for New Haven.
Mrs. o. G. Stickney and daughter, Miss
Marion Stickney, of Washington street,
Who are leaving the city tomorrow for
visit of several days with relatives in
Hartford, Conn, expect to attend a few
i the council sessions.
A boy called at the Office Of Health
)flicer DIR. J. w. Stewart on West street
yesterday afternoon and stated that he
onversed with Adolfo 4. Ferrari, the
iranite street man who committed sui
ide by shooting in the woods in the
foods to the east of North Main street
n the forenoon OF Wednesday, October
a story which leads the authorities 10
elieye that Ferrari, whose body was dis
overed Sunday afternoon, must have de.
erred the shooting for at least a day
fter his disappearance was noted. The
Dung man, countryman of Ferrari,
old the health officer that he injured
is eye on October ; and is sure that
G saw Ferrari on the day after the
iishap. Men who were wen acquainted
18th the dead man. including those who
we'd with him at his clearinghouse. ex- n
cctod that he would leave note, but a
,reiul search thus far has failed TO dis.
ose any post -mortem statement Fer n
iris funeral was held from the Perry & III
CONAN mortuary chapel on Depot square
Ms afternoon.