The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-11

! Edward Dclerdo went this morning to
Mortified, where he will pass the re-
mainder Of the week with relatives.
| A shave that will fulfill the most re-
fined requirements may be had at the
Ross barber shop on Depot square. adv.
| "A daughter, weighing eight pounds,
Twas born to Mr.. and Mrs. Amedel Cal
cagni at their home on Blackwell street
last evening.
| Painters and decorators began work
| this morning in the H. A. lockwood
studio in the Currier block, making q
complete change in the interior.
The boys Of the Congregational Sum
day school are to meet to sing Friday
evening At o'clock. Let every boy
who can sing be there promptly.
Large line OF Burt's books for boys,
including 1The Boy Allies" @The
Young Aeroplane,v "The Boy Chum,"
etc, series at 25c each. Martins Book
store.
Regular meeting of st. Johns court,
No. 522. G. O. r., win be held this even
ing at 1880 o'clock. Members taking
part in the card tournament please be
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bassett and
daughter, Miss Eva Bassctt, who were
in the city to attend the Waterman Bas-
sett nuptials, returned to their home in
Orleans to-day.
MIR. and Mrs. William b. Harmon have
returned from Burlington, where they
were called by the death Of the formers
sister, Mrs. Henry d. Hendee, whose flu
neral took place Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. David L. White Of New
ton street and Louis White of Third
street, who have been visiting their
brother, William White of Providence,
r. T., returned to this city last night
News has been received here OF the
birth of son, Oct. 20. to Mr. and Mrs.
r. j. Charles OF Tampa, Fla. Mr.. Charles,
a former resident OF Barre. is now in
charge Of Y. NJ. G. A. work in the Flori-
da city
Il. n. Normandeau Of Merchant street
has returned home from Danville, where
he has been for the past two weeks, over
seeing contract for putting abutments
on bridge. The work on the bridge Is
now completed.
Don't fail to see the five musical Mac.
kays at the Pavilion in a great singing
and dancing and instrumental act, also
an unusually good bill Of pictures, in
Guiding three-part drama with Alice
Brady. daughter Of William A. Brady,
in the title role.--adv.
Odule Gilbert, the upper Craniteville
grocery dealer, was driving his car home
from Williamstown when he noticed a
number of small objects near the road.
Upon investigation he found that the
small objects were five young foxes. Mr..
Gilbert put them into the car and now
has them on exhibition az his store.
Elder william Haight. who has been
working in this city for the past two
weeks, coming here from Utah, left last
night for New York City, where he will
immediately sail for Liverpool, Eng, and
win be employed across the water for
the next two years. While In the city,
Elder Haight has been the guest OF
James Tassie Of West street.
Freeholders whose property skirts the
banks Of Potash brook from summer
street TO Depot square have the assur-
ance offered by a substantial cement
cover for the stream that their holdings
win be protected by the floods Of spring
time. Contractor O. l.. Grcgoire and his
men have recently completed the work
Of laying on a lid Of masonry that is cal.
culafed 20 keep the stream free from
sccumulations Of ice and mud in sea-
sons when the slightest blockade In the
bed Of the brook il apt 70 cause no end
Of trouble. A part OF the cost i borne
BY the abutting property owners and the
remainder il assumed by the city, the
share Of the latter being sl27.5o.
Another prohibition meeting i contcsn.
plated BY allied churches Of Barre and
10 the end that an auditorium large
enough 20 accommodate the combined
congregation Of the UNCONVENTIONAL
societies interested may be secured.
committee headed BY Rev. George II.
Holt Of the First Baptist chnrch, y en-
deavorinu 30 reserve the opera house for
the evening If SUNDAY. Dec ". Il i
expected that the usual Sunday evening
SERVICES IN a number 81 the churches
vii ~ emitted 80 alleu a. many ~ -
desire g. participate N the tfmprrance
rallr. Rev Dr Baffen ~ Philadelphia.
enc ~ the better knvwn prohibition a.
ntors IN Amerira. wifl probably h. the
principal speaker. and Ieunl clrrrf1ntn
uiil also assist in The program.
An awakened rural ehurch vill Cd
-sres . notahle re-creuinR to-rnorrow.
when special f0rrnogu. miternnu and
evening Survives ara a. ~ bold -
Worcester Methodist eisurrh. .lrAksTs