The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-19
TALK OF THE TOWN
Bag day, Thursday, Oct. 81.


Bag day, Thursday, Oct. 81.
Schmidt knit sweaters at Fits.
George II. DeMerrel Of Jefferson street
left last night on business trip to New
York.
Red Mems farce rehearsal Tuesday, the
10th. at Peter Browns house, 7 Kirk
street, at p. m.
There will be box social at the
Carleton schoolhouse Wednesday evening.
Everybody welcome.
Have you seen the glass baking dishes !
On sale at the food fair, Rowland hall,
October 20 and 27--Adv.
/. D. Boutwell, Of Barre, Mass, who
has been visiting relatives in Barre
Town, returned yesterday to his home.
Miss Bertha Fenwck, who has been
visiting Mt the home of her mother, Mrs.
4. NJ. Fenwick, returned yesterday to
Worcester, Mass.
Miss Myrtle G. brennan, trained
nurse who has been caring for little Hell
EN- Cole of Maple Grove, has returned to
her home in East Calais.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold their sale November and 3,
with an entertainment one evening and
chicken pie supper the other.
The homemade bread, rolls, cake and
doughnuts which will be ON sale both
days of the food fair are made by the
! best cooks in the Woman's club.--Adv.
Mrs. A. G. Depedro of the east hill re-
turned to her home last Friday, after
| five weeks stay at the home OF her
brother, |. ID. Boutwell, of Barre, Mass.
A regular meeting of 7. s. No. 2,
branch g. G. /. A., will be held Wednes-
day evening, October "a, at 7 o'clock in
their hall, Nichols block. p. II. Brown,
secretary.
| A regular meeting of the I. 0. Foresters
win be held in X. of G. hall Tuesday,
Oct. 10, at 7 p. m. Let every member be
present. Public dance after meeting. +.
Casalini, r. S.
Miss Gladys Bradford Of South Main
street, who is taking vacation from
her duties in the Central Vermont freight
Office on Depot square, is passing several
days with friends in Walthani, Mass
Persons Hardwick stage viii continue
to make daily trips as long as the going
and weather will permit. Leaves Buzz
zell's hotel at s a. m, Pavilion hotel in
Montpelier at $3.50. Leaves Hardwick at
1880 p. M; can carry trunks. Fare,
Sl75 one way or 50 round trip. Tel.
464-2.
Questa sera martedi all Rowland hall,
| i Signor W. Parkyn jackson d st. Al
bans, il quale 81 e. sempre interessato
nei lavori del club del ragazzi, dara' una
conferenza per cura del club dele Donne
di Barre tutto il pubbico e. cordial
mente invitato ad intervenire. La con
ferenza comincera' allie pom.
Special on all repairing; Watches
cleaned 75c, mainsprings Toe, jewels Toe; |
eight day clocks cleaned 75e. All jew
elry repaired at low rates. Free, all pin |
stems; all iewelry cleaned and polished
like new free Work called for and de- |
liyered anywhere in city. Look up your
work now. This special closes Saturday |
night. c. B. Croft, jeweler, Morse block.
ADV.
Yes. bag day comes next week Thurs
day. The label on the bags which the
ladies are distributing asks for donations |
Vi UIfHtiftHs ltlAlfNs tANhANHs fNE'NRb'NNf
meats, canned goods and groceries, old
cotton and linen or anything else that
can be used at the hospital. All dona-
lions are to be placed in the bags and
left on the doorsteps before o a. m,
Thursday, Oct. 81.
The Central Vermont railroad has a
large gang of men al work setting a new
set of draught scales near the Harrison
granite plant at Blackwell street The
scales are to be located at a point half
way between the Blackwell street under /
pass and the railroad bridge over Stew
ems branch just north OF Granite street. |
When the scales are completed trainmen |
expect that the work Of weighing and
shifting freight about the yards will be |
greatly facilitated.
Reports from the yearly meet Of the
National Rife association, which is In
progress at State Camp. Fla. indicate
that the Vermont target men, members
OF the state National Guard. are holding |
their own in the daily competitions. A
bulletin from the camp will be Of inter
est locally as a BARRE officer Of the first /
Vermont regiment is mentioned in con
nection with the money winning. The
bulletin says In the rapid-fire match |
at State Camp the following members Of
the Vermont team were IN the money in
the order named Private y. NJ. Ballard,
company b; Captain n. NJ. Howe, com
panv ri; Captain q. Newell Barber. /. s.
A r.. first infantry; Captain II. II. Cady. 1
company =. The Vermont men left for /
Florida early last month.