The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II Shop on Depot square.---Adv.
II A regular meeting of the l. 0. 0. /
II NJ. Y. win be held in Knights of Colun
II bus hall Friday evening. Meeting
II called for p. m. sharp.
II The supper to have been given by tn
H Presbyterian ladies' auxiliary Oct. 10 ha
H been postponed on account of sickness
II Date will be announced later.--Ady.
H Mrs. Gertrude King and little sor
H George, OF Underhill arrived In the cit,
H yesterday for visit at the home o
Mrs. Agnes Walker of IL Grant avenue
H Miss Rowell has just returned iron
II New York and is offering many entirel,
new articles to embroider for holida!
gifts. Corner of North Main and Pear
streets.-Adv.
The civic department of the Barre
Woman's club will hold rummage salt
in the emergency room, city hall, Oct
%, from to s p. IN. Club members
are asked to contribute. Donations
from Others gratefully received.
Thomas Loughheed of Sherbrooke, p
O., is visiting at the home of his brother
William j. Loughheed of French street
having been called here by the illness
and death of the latter's son, George A.
\ Loughheed, whose funeral was held yes
terday afternoon.
A still alarm came into the fire station
at $40 O'Clock this morning for a CHM
ney fire in the house ON Keith avenue
occupied by the families of Frank Rob-
inson and William Miers. Regular fire.
men responded to the call in the auto
truck. The damage was inconsequential.
Chief G. b. Gladding OF the fire de-
| partment returned to the city early
this morning from Burlington, where he
attended the annual meeting of the YER
mont State Firemen's association last
night. Chief Gladding was reelected
member of the executive committee for
the coming year.
Imagine a number of horses racing at
top speed up the mountainside in pursuit
OF the kidnapping gypsy chief. This is
one of the several sensational features
shown in the Aborn Opera Co.'S stipend
Gus, spectacular version of "The Bohe
milan Girl" that will be presented at the
Barre opera house Oct. 1s.--Ady.
Dean Ayers, who is employed in Hart
ford, Conn, is visiting at the home of
his father, Charles Ayers Of the Richard
son road. Mr.. Ayers is engaged as a
manager for the proprietor of a string Of
stores along the Atlantic seaboard and
expects to be transferred 10 Atlanta, Ca,
for the winter.
l.. c. Holcomb of Milton, grand master
of the grand lodge of Vermont Odd Eel
lows, who attended the meeting of the
18th district in Washington last night,
visited friends in the city to-day. This |
afternoon Mr.. Holcomb left Barre in !
company with Frank w. jackson and
Alexander Duncan for Randolph, where !
the regular meeting of the seventh Odd
Fellows district is to be held this even
ing.
Street department employees and Con-
tractor Gregoire have nearly completed
the work OF laying granite curbing for
the new sidewalk on the south side Of
Washington street and ii propitious
weather prevails the cement masons will
begin operations within few days. IL
is hoped to have the strip extending be-
tween Spaulding and Perry streets com
pleted before the heavy hand of Jack
Frost descends.
"Amerno," hypnotist, at the opera
house this week, is proving a drawing
card. To appreciate his work you
must see him in action. He had eight To-
cal men hypnotized last night, giving a
wonderful exhibition. The feature Of
the evening was the breaking OF a pom
ierous block of granite on a hypnotixed
subject with a l6-pound hammer. The
other two vaudeville acts brought forth
lots Of applause from an appreciatiye
audience. Altogether a great show
Adv.
Barre friends Of Albert Chaei. a well
known Groton granite manufactures,
sill regret TO learn that be suffered
lainful mishap yesterday while working
N his stoneshed and that he viii be un-
bile 10 be about his business for several
weeks in consequence. In some manner,
dr. Chaci burned four fingers 30 badly
hat his physician advised him 20 aban.
lon any idea Of working for time. The
'urns, 1T is understood, are not 80 So
ious as 20 involve any possibility Of
ornament m effects.
James SiRnonell. q clerk employed In
be Red Cross pharmacy, received a die
atch from DR.. Lncido Andreoia this
corning saving that he intends 20 sail
o-night for Italy. where be has been I
allied 20 the Italian colors. DR.. Andre \
Ia was = Barre physician until = few 4
-eeks ago. when be- closed bis Office on \
.astern avenue and started for Scran- \
ln, Pa, 20 visit relatives before leaving K
lr Europe. He has received q com 4
lission A. an army surgeon and expects 4
, Join ~ once the forces that are fight (,
q the Austrians he has engaged pas !
,ge on the Italian liner Duoa degii Al I,
-uzzi which sails from pier No. "a IN
ew York - night AZ O'Clock He viii T,
rye a. one Of the ships doctors 70 K
ore than 800 resertists who are leaving /,
" Naples.
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