The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

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See Abbott's line OF children's BLOC
school dresses.
Cluett and Hathaway shirts from the
McWhorter Co,
Mems Goodyear welt dress shoes, spe-
cial at Shea's Shoe Store, sos per pair
Regular meeting Hiawatha lodge, No.
20, /. 0. 0. r., Thursday, Sept. TO-, at
7:30 p. m. Work initiation. Per or
der N. q.
William Smart, who has been visiting
in New Haven, Conn, and other cities in
that vicinity, returned to his home on
South Main street last night.
James A. Webster of 80 Circle street
is just recovering from broken ankle
which he received while playing base
ball at Williamstown five weeks ago.
Miss Vera Bjork of East Paterson
street, who has been spending the past
few days visiting friends in Burlington,
returned to her home in this city yes
terday.
Fred s. Cheney of North Main street,
foreman at the A. V. Beckley paint and
yarnish shop, left last night for Boston,
where he will spend few days on bus
mess for Miss Beckley.
ners' class in modern ballroom dancing
Monday the Goth, in the Woodmen hall.
Subscription SOC. Recommendation from
the Maurice and Castle schools. Phone
i07 adv.
At recent meeting of the freshmen
class of Spaulding high school, officers
to serve for the following year were
elected as follows: Ruth Averill, pres
ident, Charles Carroll, vice president;
Alfonso Nanetti, secretary; Howard
Walker, treasurer.
Mrs. Harry Drew of Concord, n. H.,
who will be remembered in this city as
Miss Mae Bell, arrived yesterday and
will make few weeks visit with friends
and relatives in this city and surround
ing towns. While in the city she is the
guest of Mrs. Lucy Scott of 10 Richard
son street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mckenzie of
Springfield Mass, who have been visit !
ing Mr. and Mrs Thomas p. Mari OF |
Washington street for the past few days, |
motoring here from New York City, left |
yesterday for Burlington for short Wis
it, before taking trip through the |
White mountains and then home.
An antidote for the extreme humidi- |
ty of last evening was provided in the
form Of an open-air concert by the Barre |
Citizens band, the regular weekly APP
pearanee of the musicians furnishing an
excellent opportunity for people TO get
into the open. City square was both
lined and packed with people and auto.
mobiles. 2a.lAt
oouuard seminary's night school
opened Tuesday evening with a larger
registration of pupils than ever before.
There are many downtown students
who have interested themselves in the
and domestic science courses
and the way is still open for additional
if desired A number of
students viii attend their first session
tonight.
William McCaffrey, who has been
spending several days in White River
Junction and Dorchester, Mass, re-
turned to Barre last evening and re-
sumed his duties in the Drown pharmacy ,
this morning. The condition of Mr.. Nc
1affreys index finger on the right hand, |
which was severely iammed in an acci
lent two weeks ago, continues to i'm
,roye steadily.
While working about the belt OF the
&c cream freezer In the basement of the I
Red Cross pharmacy on North Main
street, Harold Batchelder Of f2l Hill !
street, who is employed in the store, I
aught one of his fingers in such a man J
Ter as TO have the end cut Off. Blood I
pushed forth, but with the assistance of
,ther clerks, the injured member was
iressed, and unless unlocked for COM Z
,lieations set in, the digit viii heal
within a few days.
Efforts to locate David Bruce, father I
{ the two months-old child which died .
{ its mothers home in East Barre yes
erday having proved futile, funeral
eryices for the little one were held at
be house to-day and interment was
lade in Wilson cemetery. The Barre
own authorities have interested them )
lives in the welfare of Mrs. Bruce and
be little Bruces and it is possible that v
lditional steps will be taken 20 locate al
ruce, who is under parole from Barre
ty court on a non-support charge. d
Forty members OF the Meadow Brook se
off club, with their wives and other
ivited guests, gatnereu az the clubs b.
INKS on the Brook street extension last hl
genng for their annual corn roast. The
,mmissary department Of the club pro- Il
ded an excellent repast Of corn, marsh. bi
allows, coffee, sandwiches and soda
nd from ! O'Clock until mid-evening "
he Meadow Brook course was illumi. br
lted by a number Of little fires. around
lch Of which was gathered a knot Of NJ
,ople all engaged in the very serious %
Isiness Of devouring corn and the FIX.
=. Afterward there was a program OF is
10 and chorus singing which terminal. pt
In a dance on the green. two violin. vi
ts furnishing the music for this novel Ia
allure. The committee In charge Of
Il affair consisted Of Thomas Mcleod. co
THUR Pirie. William Pirie and Alex "a
der Miller. n,