The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sale linen towels at 25c each at TIN
Vaughan Store.
Mrs. Arthur Mcneil is i'll at her hom'
on Camp street.
Car No. | apples, back city hall, a.
wholesale prices.-adv.
Dennison Densmore of Elmore street
who is ill of typhoid fever, remains
about the same
Regular meeting of the L. A., A. 0. IL.
Wednesday night at o'clock sharp. Ju.
veniles at ALSO.
Mrs. Henry Gordon and family Of Bug
bee avenue leave tonight for Paterson
N. j., where she is to reside.
Painters are busy renovating and re-
decorating the interior of the Boutwell,
Milne & Varnum office on North Main
street.
Ladies' and children's nightgowns,
stamped and made up, choice designs
special at soc at Miss Rowells, l6l North
Main street.
Guest towels, stamped with cross stitch
and other simple designs, pink or blue
hemstitched borders, at Miss RowelPs,
l6l North Main street.
Arthur G. Barber, the milkman who
was injured sometime ago by an automo-
! bile, which ran into his milk cart, is back
on his milk route again.
| A fun rehearsal Of the clan Ministries
will be held in Clan Gordon hall this
evening at o'clock 1t is most impor-
tant that everyone attend.
! George Ii. Clark returned to his home
in East Montpelier last night after hav-
ing attended meeting of the trustees
at Goddard seminary yesterday.
Miss Beatrice Hurley, who has been
visiting Miss Gladys Bradford of South
Main street for few days, returned to
her home in Maiden, Mass, to-day.
And now comes the clan fair, the best
of them all. Rowland hall, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, Oct. %, 30 30. Car
rolls orchestra for dancing. Admission
to fair, I0c.--adv.
Ernest j. Hewitt of South Royalton,
a graduate of Goddard seminary, in the
class of 1893, who was in the city yes
terday to attend the trustees meeting
at the school, returned to his home this
morning.
DR.. w S. Page and Harry Campbell
motored to Lebanon, n. H., yesterday,
having been called there by the well.
known turf man, Edward Sunderlin, who
submitted three of his race horses to DIR.
Page for examination. Minor surgical
operations were performed on two of
the horses.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend the sale in the Methodist church |
Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. and 3,
afternoon and evening Admission to the
sale will be free. This will be nice
place to rest, and cup Of tea can be had /
If one desires. Tuesday evening there /
win be good entertainment. Admis-
sion, Zoe. Wednesday evening there viii
be chicken-pie supper from TO I.
Soc.
The regular monthly meeting of the
school commissioners was held last even
ing and business mostly of routine ma
ture was transacted. The offer Of the
Stanard Electrical Clock Co. OF Spring 4
field, Mass, TO install a system in the
Spaulding building was laid on the table.
In the absence of Commissioner Harvey
E. Averill Commissioner w. T. Calder
acted as clerk of the meeting.
Elyerzio Marchesi, the three-year-old
laughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rocco Marchesi
II 4l0 North Main street, underwent an
operation yesterday for an abscess be-
lind the ear. The abscess formed as a
.esult of an injury which the little girl
'eceiyed few months ago when she had {
! fall. The operation was performed by Il
Dr.. Jarvis and the child was reported as
'ery comfortable this morning. II
The three children Of Louis Bergeron,
Rosa, Emma and Lonis, who have been
Il with typhoid fever for some time,
re much improved. Olive Papin, the
hree-year-old daughter of Mr.,and Mrs.
Iohn Papin of Bolster avenue, who has
lso been III with typhoid, is 80 far re. ,
overed as to be up around the house.
iost Of the other cases about the city
re reported TO be steadily gaining, al 2
hough a few are still seriously in.
That the residents Of Wellington street
nd surrounding neighborhoods are conf
ent that they will ultimately secure 4
rom the street committee the much '
romised bat much delayed sidewalk was
by the fact that no commit.
re- or delegation appeared before the .
oard Of aldermen last evening 20 make :
~ fhstuHaf. protest. nat patience -
sascs 20 BE- a virtue may, however.
tier be evident II French estate" res. ?
euts are obliged much longer 70 use the :
fiddle Of the street for a sidewalk, 10
Is limited.
A curiously CARRIED individual, whose
tire at once suggested a bit Of the
arlequin aud the atmosphere Of a dia-
DO. tTaversed the business section this
corning leaving in his wake many sam
lee Of popular chewing gum that is
itracting attention just nov Children
slowed the stranger with the avid curl
iity that the Pied Piper aroused among
le young people Of a mythical town in
ermany some few hundred years ago.
man who accompanied the human
.icle venaer vouchsafed the informa-
on that the stranger gocs hy the name
Point 7. and a glance At the wrapper
J the gum vhich b. distrisuted with
IN q lavish hand seemed 70 suhsfan-
ate the statement. -SteFlinn. The
point gum had made many converts