The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-21
TALK OF THE TOWN
New fall ncckwear at vaughan's.

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New prices on new outings at Abbotts
Remember Clan Gordon fair Oct. q
! 20 and 80, in Rowland hail.
Il. r. Davis and Constable George /
Morris were business visitors in Ran
dolph yesterday.
Mrs. Marion Macdonald wishes TO an
nounce that her "Home Bakery" vii
reopen Tuesday, September 81, at u
Elm street.
Tonight the city council meets fol
its regular fortnightly session and sew
eral matters of Importance are due Il
come up for consideration. The resolu'
ton appropriating $1,000 for the street
department will be given second read
ing and probably adopted, as the money
is needed to tide over the department
which has already overdrawn its yearly
allowance, until the beginning of the
new year.
Motor arrivals at Hotel Barre yester-
day included the following people; Bur
leigh Roberts, Merrill Shurtleif, James
l.. Dow, III. "A. Moore, ". A. Woods, /. II.
Jones, Lancaster, N. H.; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. l.. Stevens, Boone, Ia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. A. Warwick, Mr.. and Mrs M. New
ms, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Nevins, Boston;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Chaffee and Mrs.
James Whitman, Richford Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles l.. Gardner, Boston.
, Arthur w. Robinson Of upper Wash
ington street, carrier on rural delivery
route No. from the Barre postofiice,
who is commander of the state division
of the Sons of Veterans, is to be mem
Der of the Barre party which leaves this
week for Washington, d. c., to attend
the annual Grand Army encampment.
Mr.. Robinson will officially represent the
Vermont Sons Of Veterans, of whom
several throughout the state are plan
ming to attend The Barre party win
join the Vermont veterans delegation
at Montpelier Junction on the morning
of Saturday, September rs.
Carmine Cilella and son of Chicago
arrived in the city yesterday for stay
of several days in the Barre granite
large retail monument business in the
Windy city and handles many artistic
memorials in Barre granite and Yer
mont marble, Yesterday, father and
son We're the guests of James K Prize
OF Williamstown, who took his guests
through the Prize quarries and gave them
an opportunity to see where the stone is
quarTied for some of the finest monu
ments that are sold through Mr.. Cilella's
Chicago house.
After IL years Of service in the city
FIRE department, Major and Jingles, the
big grays that have drawn the hook and
ladder truck to nearly every fire OF any
in more than decade, have
been sold. For some time the grays
have been in charge Of Peter Purichelli,
one of the regular firemen, whose grief
over the departure of the honest old fire
horses is shared by good many people,
who, while less intimate with the pair,
have been interested in them since they
first entered the stables at the fire sta
ton. r. H. Cowdray of Cabot is the
purchaser of Major and Jingles and here
after they are to be used in light work
about the farm and on the road. For
he time being, pair Of horseA from
he street department win be used in
he hook and ladder service.
Visitors In the city yesterday and
,o-day included the following; Edward
?. McGettrick, c. II. Mower of Burling-
on, @. II. Taft of Worcester, Rev. W.
1. Desjardins and w. B. Glynn of Sax
ons River, James +. McCarten and J.
Kirkpatrick of Newport, Bernard Jacobs
Il Lancaster, N. H.. Miss Ethelyn Sau-
RS OF North Adams, Mass, X. X. Ma.
anisn of Boston. w. A. Gage Of Bur
ington, Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Waters {
nd daughter, Miss Kathleen Waters, of
Ticonderoga, n. ", X. p. Roderiek OF {
'laremont n. H., w. l.. Peck OF st.
ohnsbury G. c. Coombs of Manchester, $
|. II. SWEET of Orleans, A. p. Hoyt Of {
.aeonia, n. H., ID. II. Cudworth OF Clare d
lont, n. H., Carl c. Hamblet Of Bar
on, Miss Grace Laughlin of Durham, 5
}. O., j. NJ. Miller and +. ID. Wallens v
Burlington and TN. Buzzo of Or s
ans. a
Motorists about town who are wont h
, station their cars along the curbing c
anywhere in the business section are
esieging the authorities these DAYS for i
,tion that will eliminate the conditions y
hich make it possible for small boys =
, tamper with autos and oftentimes, il 4
said, leave the way open for petty !,
lefts. Those who have spent part 4,
their time this summer in trying to !,
member which way TO head their cars h
hen parking them and to discover thei 4
'oper place for parking, with reference
crosswalks, believe that the authori- y
e. now should come forward with :
an for protecting cars from the minor p
OF boys. Several instances
we been reported where cars have
en- seriously Tempered with and in
ses not a few the names Of the boys
10 were implicated in these offenses
? known. II has been suggested that
example be made Of one or two male
ctors Of this class and 10 the end that
pleasant results may not follow, par.
Il are asked 20 warn their youngsters
ainst any continuation Of the prac