The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-20
TALK OF THE TOWN
Tomorrow is bag day.

Tomorrow is bag day.
See Abbott's new line of bath robes
More children's coats at Vaughan's.-
| Adv.
A son was born Tuesday, Oct. 10, to
Cesar Casar and Mrs. Gloria (Acebol
Casar at their home, p Granite street.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. kenerson of
Church street, who have been passing
several days with relatives in Brockton,
Mass, and Boston, returned TO the city
last evening.
The Athena club will meet with Mrs,
w. A. Lebourveau Friday evening, Oct.
%, at 1880 o'clock. Any member unable
to attend Is requested TO notify Mrs.
Morris by Friday noon.
George A. Ford of Boston, publisher Of
Granite, Marble & Bronze, Boston
trade journal, is staying at Hotel Barre
while making sojourn of several days
in the Barre granite belt.
Miss Eleanor Zero and Miss Sheridan,
registered nurses, recent graduates of
the Fanny Anen hospital, Burlington,
have come TO Barre to locate and are
registered at the nurses home, 81 Elm
street.
All up TO the Barre A. c. fair Rowland
hall, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings, Oct. p, p and %. Season tick
cts 25 cents; general admission, 10 cents.
CAROLS orchestra and other features
each evening.-Adv.
James Bennett, George Troup ir,
Charles Gibbons and Harry Clark il spe-
cial entertainment features at the Barre
A. G. fair Thursday evening. For three
nights. Carroll's orchestra. Season tick
cts, rs cents general admission 10
cents.--Ady.
Mrs. Frank Coffin Of Randolph began
work to-day in the suit department Of
the Homer Fits company's store. She
has had considerable experience as a
saleslady, having been four years in the
suit department Of Bell brothers store
at Randolph.
Alexander Ironside, secretary Of
the Vermont state branch Of the
American Federation Of labor. will leave
the city this evening for Springfield.
where be H. 10 b. one Of the speakers
az the annual gathering Of the Vermont
Equal Suffrage association. which begins
tomorrow. Mr. Ironside's address before
the equal suffrage advocates Tomorrow
evening viii deal with the question OF
franchise extension from the standpoint
of the laboring man. II Is understood
that the state federation u generally
inclined 10 favor equal suffrage Mr.
Ironside expects 10 h. absent from the
city until Friday evening.
Work on the new cer1cnf Sidewalk
which is being built .by the street de-
partment on the south side Of Washing
ton street from Perry street % tn
Spaulding street intersection. Was inter
rupted BY the heavy rain ~ yesterday
bat operations were resumed this morn
ing and Contractor Gregware hopes o.
have the ccment retaining vEll. uhith
skirts the grassy terracs in front ~ thf
city hospital. completed b. the end ~
the wreck Furrns Ger the VAL are rrae-
tieally fIled, and vhen the boarding is
removed 3 very attfartife efH.hankmeHt
VII b. seer. Beginning r. Perry street.
considerable saftion a cenert has
been hid along ths waik already.
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