The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Boston pencil sharpener Saturday a
Abbott's, Sic.
New coats and dresses ut the Uniol
Dry Goods Co.--ady.
Miss Maybell Smith is i'll at her home
343 North Main street.
Tonight, "The Man from Vigrinia,
Barre opera house..-ady.
Red Dot cigar free to every man max
ing purchase at Red Cross Pharmac!
to-day.
The was and now stunts have never
contaminated Ii. A. Goulds piano bust
ness. adv.
Last chance to see the big show al
| Pavilion theatre, also an exceptionally
good bill Of pictures-adv.
If you are hungry for a good supper
come to the Presbyterian church and en-
Joy one tonight Saturday.
1 A. r. Campbell, expert sewing machine
repairer, is still in town. Leave orders at
Homer Fits Co. store.--adv
Car cabbage at M. & w. freight depot.
VIII open Monday Hundred pound lots,
Sl.00 per hundred; 500 pounds or over,
| S5c. g. III. Smilie.--adv.
1t will pay you to buy your furs at a
great reduction for the next three days,
Friday, Saturday and Monday at Joe
| kovalsky's, Eastman block.--adv.
| wish to announce that my entire
stock of new millinery has been marked
Mrs. James Poitras, Seminary street
adv.
On Sunday evening at the close OF
the regular service at the Congrega-
tional church, S. HOLSTER Jackson will
give an organ recital, to which everyone
who is interested is most cordially in
vited.
Fancywork and aprons for sale at Con
gregational church Tuesday and Wednes-
day. If you have been overlooked, won't
you bring donations just the sameg We
need them. No admission fee in the
afternoon. adv.
Thomas r. Waterman, tenor soloist,
vocal teacher and coach, will be at IL
Wellington street Wednesday, Nov TO-,
instead of Monday, and on Mondays
thereafter, from 2 to 8 and to 0. Tel.
l2sll or Hotel Barre.ady.
Auction sale of stock, farming tools
and lot of nice household furniture at
the John II. Kelley farm on the west
hill on Monday, November s, at l0I
o'clock in the forenoon. See adv. on page
T. ID. A. Perry, auctioneer.-adv.
A sum closely approaching $3.50 viii be
realized by the Hospital Aid society as
a result of the masque carnival given in
Rowland hall Thursday evening. From
a financial standpoint, the affair was one
of the most successful undertakings
ever attempted by the society.
A letter was received in this city yes.
terday from Emilio Portaluppi former
Barre young man announcing that he
had been appointed lieutenant in the
Italian army Mr. Portaluppi is at pres
ent stationed near the northern frontier
of the sunny peninsula and expects TO
be sent to the front in short time.
Mr. Portaluppi is the cousin of Mrs. j. ID.
Ossola and the same boy who had such |
a miraculous escape from the sinking |
Titanic.
The Ministers Monday club compris-
ing clergymen in Washington county and
a section of Orange county will hold the |
second of a series Of winter meetings |
in the vestry of the Hedding Methodist
church Monday forenoon at 1880 o'clock.
A paper, entitled salvation by Taxa
tion,n will be read by Rev. Ivan II. Ben
,dict, pastor of the First Baptist church
N Montpelier, and general discussion
viii follow. Visiting clergymen win be
at dinner.
After more than a fortnight Of con-
.inuous labor, concrete workers in the
Employ of the Central Vermont railroad
rave finished building the emplacement
or the scales that are 10 be erected in
he freight ward near the Harrison Gran
te Co.'s plant on Blackwell street. Solid
Masonry will form a foundation for the
Gales, and while the concrete is setting,
he workmen will be employed in the
outh end Of the yard. Later they will
eturn 10 Blackwell street and install the
Gales, which will be ready for service
within a short time. Since the work on
he emplacements was started trainmen
ave been under orders 10 slacken speed
While going over the section where the
Gales are 20 be located.
Prefacing his description with the tale
( a modern freproof hospital in which
fire burned nothing but the window
ash and frame OF the boiler room, and
o one knew Of the fire except the SUI
erintendent and the fireman, Edward
7. Stevens Of Boston, architect OF the
Iarre City hospital. contributes an ar
icle 10 the November number Of "The !
iodern Hospital" which describes In
ome detail the hospital of like freproof
in Barre. In the course Of
Is article. Mr.. Stevens asserts To-day
here stands a complete city hospital, Of
hirty-two beds, Of practically freproof
which should resist for gen
rations 20 come the ravages Of time or
Ne possibility Of destruction BY FIRE" !
ne article is accompanied by a drawing
the exterior Of the Barre hospital
nd diagrams Of the various foor plans.
Week end arrivals az Hotel Barre last
ight and to-day included nearly as
numerical travellers. Other business
isiiors in the city yesterday and to-day
icluded, George W. Harris 81 Bur
ngton, Seward W. Jones Of Newton
highlands. Mass G. G. stevens Of Bur
ngton; q. w. Martin. George p Colby
I'd A. NJ Goodrich Of Wiiliamstown,
. r Nelson II Orange +. r. smith and
G. Mower Of Burlington George 6.
Iackie and A n Tsisey u Beebe June
on, p. O. Mr. and Mrs. p A. Pray
IA Mr.. o. NJ Jones ~ Warren Clar-
loe Weed of stamford. Coma Mrs.
O. Bainbridee 81 Esset Junetions O.
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