The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15
TALK OF THE TOWN
Special suit sale at Fits.

NOllctl All klnuh Oh stpNt itPttb
! Il. A. Prindie Il Co., Pearl street.
] Sale waists this evening, black, nav
and stripes; your choice, 4oc, at tn
| Vaughan Store.
| / Edwin IIovey of Proctor was a CUES
of his sister, Miss Josephine u. Hovey
! Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Cyr, a nurse residing on Elm
street, was taken to the City hospita
yesterday, i'll with typhoid.
! Michael Hanlon returned to the cit.
this morning, after spending few day
with relatives in Burlington.
! Edward Mackay, who has been at thu
City hospital i'll with typhoid fever, re
turned to his home yesterday.
Mrs. John Thompson of Granite vile
is at the City hospital, where she under
went an operation this forenoon.
George H. Riley left the city last night
for Springfield, Mass, where he expects
to be employed during the winter.
Mrs. F. Il. Cannon returned to her
home in Mortified Saturday night, after
spending few days with friends in the
city.
A complete line of up-to-date millin-
cry at big reduction for Saturday and
Monday at Mrs. Fosters, 3l5 North
Main street.-adv.
After getting bargain prices on pianos
elsewhere, go to Fl. A. Gould's, So Spauld
! ing street, and see what about wo.thirds
the amount will buy.--adv.
Roscoe McIver, who passed the week
end at his home in Graniteville, was a
visitor in the city to-day while on his
way to Burlington to resume his studies
at the University of Vermont.
Miss 4. A. Lee, who has been spending
several weeks with relatives in Barre
Town since coming to Vermont from her
Nova Scotia home, left the city this
morning for Boston, where she expects
to spend the winter.
Col. III. T. Johnson, who attended the
annual meeting of the Vermont com.
mandery, Military Order of Foreign
Wars, Friday evening, visited friends in
the city Saturday, leaving in the even
ing for his home in Bradford
Waning hope of a passable sidewalk on
Wellington street before snow flies was
revived Saturday when gang of men in
the employment of the street department
began to dig a trench for the curbing
that will skirt the walk when it is com
pleted. The snow came this morning,
but there are plenty of indications that
work on the sidewalk will not be per.
mitted to lag in the coming fortnight or
three weeks.
A. j. Stewart of Park street received |
telegram Yesterday advising him of the
death of his brother, Neil Stewart, resi- |
dent of Galson, p. O., which occurred |
Sunday morning. The message was bar
rem of particulars although il is sup
posed that Mr. Stewards death occurred |
suddenly, as he was in his usual good |
health at last accounts. His brother left
the city early last evening for Galson to
attend the funeral
Walter r. Munroe OF Keith avenue.
who is taking a 10 days vacation from
his duties in Miers' uptown barber shop,
left this morning for Stowe. where he
viii be in camp with a party of deer
hunters in Smugglers' Notch for a week
Willis F. Scott Of Pearl street is taking
his annual vacation from the Depot
'quare shop and left this morning for
lis former home in Brandon. Before the
hunters departed they promised a venison
barbecue for the BARRIERS union should ,
ither or both succeed in bringing down ,
deer.
Alexander Ross of Franklin street and :
George Rock of East Barre left the city 10
his morning for Bellows Falls, where, !
= officers of the state council. Improved a
rider Of Red Men, they viii pay an Off c
ial visit to the local tribe Of the order. "a
accompanied by Mr.. Rock. Mr. Ross, who a
the great sennap Of the order in Yer v
iont. will make a number Of visits in b
outhern Vermont before returning TO a
arre. From Bellows Falls they win 90 e.
, Chester and thence 10 Springfield and q
visiting Windsor on the re- a
urn trip. They expect to be absent 81
early a week. lp
Defeated but not disheartened, Spauld- 81
g's football team and cheering con- y
ngent that made itself heard in the
abroad citv. returned Saturday evening o,
ON St Adams where the high school q,
even Of that city counted out one Of II
le two Washington county contenders 4,
n state interscholastic honors by the In
ore Of p 10 o. The Spaulding bows %
ID nothing but words Of praise for the n
eatment accorded them on the PLAYING N
I'd and were unanimous in their belief g
at the better team won. St Adams a.
esented a well rounded football argre- N
tion. The winning team l. said 20 BE- of
Il for a game with Montpelier high. r.
Any and all records ever made BY Iro. IA
lois tribe. No. 10. I. a. r. NJ. and the y.
sociate organization. WJnnetta council vi
D. 10, Degree 81 pocahontns. in the lof
veral years that they have held Joint Ca
Ire were completely shattered BY the 81
zaar which the two orders closed in la
,wland han Saturday evening. Returns "
I'm all sources indicate that the pro- na
'ds were greater than in any previous Fr
pr and the aggregate ATTENDANCE for f.e
} three nights was also a record break an
In the afternoon the women Of Win ID
tta council served Tea 81 a large num- an
+ Of visitors. IN the evening the men
,ested their presentation ct The Case e
ainst Casey BY request An par
pants en- the mock trial acquitted
.msslves creditahlv and their Efforts
re- loudly appisudeA. Announcements
the prize winners in several contests
Re- made and dancing wss enjoyed un-
midnight.
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