The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

III Doll >.
i All ready for fall business now al
II Vaughan's.
II Miss Canning's toilet parlors will be
\ closed from September 25 to October A
h All wishing to take part in the Clan
H Gordon minsteels are requested to meet
N in clan hall Friday, Sept. "a, at o'clock
II Arthur S. Martin has sold cottage
house at 20 Center street to Il. Ccrasoli,
who has already r>sen possession Of the
property.
Remember the Cheney auction sale to-
morrow of real estate and personal prop
erty. Some good stock and tools to be
sold.--Adv.
Rev. j. d. Shannon, pastor of the
Catholic church in Bellows Falls, was a
visitor in the city yesterday while on
his way to Burlington for few days
visit.
A, regular meeting of the !. 0. 0. L.,
M. T., will be held in X. OF 9. hall Fri
day evening at 7 o'clock. A full attend
ance desired. Refreshments will be
served
| William Brady and Walter Fay, who
have been spending several weeks with
friends in Greenfield, Me-, returned to
Barre last night and plan to pass the
winter here.
The teachers in the Baptist Sunday
school and all others who are interested
in the teacher training course are re-
Iquested to meet at the Baptist church
tonight at Gas.
Mrs. E. X. Ellis and daughter, Miss
Marion Ellis, OF Boston, are spending sew
eral days in the city as the guests of
Mrs. Charles Williams at her home ON
South Main street.
| Homer Sowles, who has been spending
| the summer at the home of his father,
John j. Sowles OF Beckley hill, returned
to Cambridge, Mass, this noon to re-
sumo his studies, at Harvard college.
The season for hot drinks Is at hand
browns equality" 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.
The subject of the prayer meeting at !
the Baptist church tonight will be "The |
Prayer Meeting Which Has Helped Me,
and the scripture will be in Acts 2 The |
prayer meeting viii commence promptly |
lat 1880.
Rev. George H. Holt, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Perry F. A. Hutchinson and Mrs. !
F. +. Cave have returned from Burling |
ton, where they have been representing |
the First Baptist church of this city at /
the annual gathering of the Vermont |
state Baptist convention.
r,tta yhn
wishes to announce. TO the public that
after the first of October, instead of sew
ing out by the day, she viii do the work
at her home, "A Academy street. She
hopes to retain all her old customers and
to gain many new ones.-Adv.
Spaulding high schools football team
is due to meet Montpelier high at the
capital on the afternoon of Columbus
day, October IL, according TO the sched-
ule recently issued by the Montpelier |
school, and return game is TO be played
in Barre November 9. Goddard seminary II
is not slated to meet the Montpelier ,
team this season. I
Prof. George EImore wishes to an {
nounee that the juveniles, masters and
misses who wish to form dancing classes
for the coming year are asked TO leave 7
their names with Mrs. Alex Young 80 {
Eastern avenue. Adults and married
class are asked TO leave their names
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Campbell
Of Charles c. Kenyon,--Adv.
To the several departments which were
when the store was opened
.he Granite City General company is
completing arrangements for the intro Z
luction Of a baking department at its q
,laee of business on Granite street, and 4
% that end a sizeable bakery room has
been provided in the basement of the :
building. Experts in baking apparatus :
ave arrived in the city and are Install !,
ng a portable oven capable Of supplying i
he wants Of large number Of patrons. Il
The bakery win be ready for business ;
within few days. !.
An ingeniously contrived timepiece G
which appears 10 be entirely devoid of Il
mechanism Of any kind is exhibited in
he south window at V. ID. Cartoons
ewclry store and in the hundreds Of 8
eople whose attention has been arrested
y the clock while passing along Depot
quare, there are few II any who have
cen able TO advance theory that would
ccount for the movement 81 the hands. q
o far As ocular evidence discloses, there .
! nothing more inconspicuous about the
Imcpiece than It's dial. Of ordinary plate =
lass. is minute and hour hands and y
mall compass attached 70 the latter. n
he dial i suspended in the window by ~
40 chains. II is,a perfect timekeepcr. ot
here are those who ascribe the clocks r.
lotion TO perpetual motion and wireless ~
pparatus, among other forces, but the -
vner Rays they are wrong r.
The Barre Ere department has been -
sked 20 JOIN with other Vermont cities
observing saturday, October p. az
Fire Prevention day. October p i
V anniversary Of the great Chicago FIRE =
hieh bad IL beginning when Mrs -
leargs famous COW kicked ovar
intern. Back Of the movement for a /
y Of this kind to b. given = nation /
de observance il the safety Firsf Ped.
alton Of America. which i addressing
: appeal q Gre apartments through
u the country. u y ureed that on
totfr all public huildinrs. farfnries
"a homes - rlearpd # accumulated
bbishs That heating. lighting and ere
tinNuishing apparatus - examined
u rspsirea i found affective; that IRE
iils ~ hsld IN the puhiie srbpuls and