The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

! school dresses.
For those who discriminate; Apollo
chocolates at Russel's.
Look for the movie program at Inter
city in Saturdays issue.--Adv.
Miss Bella Clark of Marlboro, Mass,
who has been spending the past two
weeks visiting relatives in the city and
vicinity, left this morning for her home.
w. Il. Phillips of Brookline, Mass,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. L. II. Hooker.
Mr.. Phillips had not been here for ii
years and sees quite change in Barre
| in that time.
Mrs Minnie Parizo, who has been EN-
| ployed in the hotel at Barton for some
time, returned to her former home in
an extended time.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richie, who have
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Simonds, in this city, and later
her sister in Grand Isle, have returned
to their home In Lawrence, Mass.
One hundred house dresses and bunga-
low aprons will 60 on sale Saturday,
Sept. Is, at reduced prices at Mrs. Flora
Fosters new millinery and art store.
Don't forget the place-3l5 North Main
street.
Mr.. Edward Conway opens begin
ners' class in modern ballroom dancing
| Monday, the Goth, in the Woodmen hall.
Subscription SOC. Recommendation from
the Maurice and Castle schools. Phone
ll0T-2-Adv.
james Swift of Albany, N. Y, who
has been spending the past week in the
city visiting friends and relatives while
taking a vacation from his duties as
clerk in dry goods store there, left this
morning for his home.
| Weather records ranging in the vicin
| ity of 80 above zero; don't make your
self more uncomfortable by having hot
| fire on Saturday to do your baking, but
come to the food sale tomorrow after
noon at the late Oscar Borgh's store ON
North Main street, held by the /. 0. 0. L.,
M. T., and take home your wants for
Saturday night and Sunday. Food all
home made.
Earl Williams of Washington street, a |
student Of Dartmouth college, who has |
been playing baseball with the st. FLU
bert team Of st. Hubert, N. ", during |
his summer vacation, left this noon for |
Hanover, N. H., where he will remain |
until college opens next week. For the |
past week Mr.. Williams has been visit
ing his parents on Washington street.
The pastors Bible class of the First
Presbyterian church will have their an
nual corn roast this evening by the kind
courtesy of Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Park
hurst of east hill. The class will leave
the Aldrich block at o'clock sharp.
This will be farewell reception TO
Hugh Cole and John A. McCaskill, who
will soon be leaving for college. Let ev-
cry member be present. A glorious time
is assured.
Harmon review, No. ], Woman's Bene-
fit Association of the Maccabees, held
their annual installation last night and
the following officers were installed by
Installation Officer Bertha j. Mcneil: I
Commander, Mrs. Nellie S. Roben; lieu.
tenant commander, Mrs. Florence Veale; ,
past commander, Mrs. Eva j. Perkins; !
record keeper, Mrs. Violet Scott; finan-
cial auditor, Mrs. Eliza l.. Carroll; chap I
lain, Mrs. Margaret Carroll; lady-at-
arms, Alice v. Beckley; sergeant Mrs
Annie Gerard picket, Mrs. Nancy
Avery; sentinel, Mrs Della Folsom cap.
tam VI SAhthHs lDuHi~
elan, Ida Russell. After the meeting, a
social hour was spent and refreshments
were served by the September circle.
An interesting game is down for set
Element on Saturday first, between the
players and non playing members of the !
Bonaccord Football club. The game will I
be played on Berlin street grounds and
the kick of win be at 3 p. IN. promptly I
The lineup will be as follows; Players
Ross, Kerr, Coutts, Inness, Nieol, Mitch I
ell, Palmer, j. Smith, Clark, oliver,
Dunbar. players-Sang Now.
att, Milton, X. Smith, w. Smith, +.
Smith, Brown, Cormaek, Morrison, A.
Stuart. Referee-A. Lawrie. Linesmen
Henderson, Mcpherson. There is keen
feeling in the Bonaccord's quarters over
his game, the non-players being conf
tent of giving the regular team a hard
-un for victory. Admission free. S
Frank Meade, the silk salesman from
1hauneey street, Boston, who slid into a =
POOL of freshly sprayed oil at North
Barre yesterday when he alighted from
! jitney and started to calm a fright g
med horse driven by young Louis Got =
er, IL going 10 hold the city to strict &C. Y
.ountability and to the end that he may I
e reimbursed for the loss Of perfectly y
rood suit Of clothes and a shirt, be has Z
'resented bill which is 20 be read be. y
ore the city council next week. Mr.. y
Meade places his ad damnum az 500, fg q
ring the suit al SIS and the shirt as =
'ou please. p. n. Chamberlain, the iii .
icy driver, Is also inclined 20 look 20 =
he city for compensation, and Mr.. u
ieade's plea for remunerative recogni- :
ion had no better champion than the -
river, who appeared with the salesman
n Grand Juror William Wishart's ofice
{ city hall soon after the accident.
rom the grand Jurors Office. M Neade