The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

All ready for fall business now al
Vaughans.
Miss Canning's toilet parlors will b,
closed from September rs TO October 4
Women's HUSTON SO boot, special fol
Saturday, $3.50 a pair, at Shea's Shoe
Store.
The Newman Dramatic club is asked
to meet tonight at 1880 at the home OF
Mrs. Gerard, Laurel street.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Presbyte-
rian church will hold chicken pie sup.
per in the vestry OF the church Satur-
day evening, Oct. 10.
| George w. Witham, who has been Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Shepard, went
TO South Woodbury. to-day to visit his
sister, Mrs. Nellie A. Pray.
Misses Beatrice and Mildred Laxson,
who had been visiting for two weeks
at the home of their uncle, Peter Laxson,
have returned to their home in Danville,
Que.
The very driest second growth wood
you can find. just the fuel for fall
Try run. The ID. M. Miles Coal Co..
l22 North Main street. Telephones 1873
and 4l7-M.
Il. A. Prindle, for years local hard
ware dealer, has leased the room in the
old Hotel Otis on Pearl street, formerly
used as a lobby, and will open stove
and tinware store within a short time.
Ralph Mckenzie of Graniteville was a
visitor in the city to-day while on his
way to Montreal for 10 days visit
with his brother, who is to leave soon
with Canadian regiment for England
The season for hot drinks is at hand
browns Quality" service includes hot
chocolate, hot matted milk, hot egg choc-
olate, hot egg matted milk. Our hot
chocolate is made by the new process
ADV.
Rocco Enrico of New York Sity, a
travelling representative Of the Giornale
Italiano, New York daily paper which
has large circulation in the Italian
colony of Barre, is passing few days
in the city on business.
Miss L. f. Townsend, SO Washington /
street, has returned from New York and
is showing the latest styles in fall and
winter millinery. Her store win be
closed evenings at $50 each day except |
Monday at ocloc.s and Saturday at TO-
iOhf 1bo'Aff NooS III WY NbuAt itT
eeiyed its regular continuance this morn
ing, a date for the hearing having been
ield open by Magistrate A. A. Sargent,
who was in court with the respondents
COUNSEL lne respondent and others ready
% hear the evidence. A number of wit
iesses who had been summoned TO the
rearing appeared at city court, but were
old to 10 home. Charley's place on
Prospect street was raided for intoxicat-
ng liquor a few weeks ago and after
icing charged with Illegal selling. the
Illeged keeper was admitted to bail in
he sum of $500.
Yesterdays visitors in the city inclnd
ID: Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kirkpatrick
nd maid, st. Louis. Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs
:. A. Chappell and Mr.. and Mrs. G. $.
New London, Conn; Mr..
nd Mrs. L. +. Small, Tcwksbury, Mass.
ir. and Mrs, II. L. Shadd, South Lowell. +
lass; Mr.. and Mrs, j. A. Owen and
FRS. c. II. Soule, Passaic, N. j., all Of
yhom were motor arrivals at Hotel
iarre; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Emerson,
~ H.; f. Il. Curtis, Rut-
md; +. A. Whitaker and w. A. Mac
'onald, Bellows Falls; G. o. 0sha, Ran
olph; Miss Agnes Prescott, Burlington, \
I. j.; w. d. b. Mitchell, Boston; G. +.
eonard, Rutland; J. A. Hunter, st.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Carew. ]
unenburg; j. II. Campbell, Manchester;
red olmstead, Franklin; w. II. Hath .
way, Orwell. :
For the relief OF those people whose L
lsness and domestic interests compel
iem to make use of Wellington street 4
ally. the aldermanic street committee
as started a gang of men at work on
he improvement of the sidewalk along z
he hill near the spot where II. y. Par
idge has erected an apartment house 3
lis season, The introduction Of a walk
AT viii eradicate certain justifable
cling Of peeyishness among people
no make use Of that thoroughfsre daily v
calculated TO act as an estoppel on ID
me Of the numerous complaints that
I'VE registered az the city council cham T
4 ever since the walk began 10 resem- A.
e a cattle trail instead OF a city side
ak. A telephone pole opposite the
lrtridge house has been removed 20
rmit the widening Of the new side
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