The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-27
TALK OF THE TOWN


ira at Congregational vestry Friday
Oct |. See posters.--Ady.
Francis Smith went Saturday after
noon TO Bolton, where he is passing
few days with relatives.
Andrew Brown returned TO Barre this
morning, after spending the weekend
with friends In Waterbury.
w. ID. Mower of Prospect street left
yesterday by automobile for Colebrook,
N. H., where he is TO make few days
visit.
Miss Mary A. Canning has closed her
toilet parlors until Oct. 4, and is pass.
ing ten days vacation in Boston and
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Allen and Miss
Allen of Montreal were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Gilbert OF West
Patterson street.
A. NJ. Flanders returned to-day from
Waitsfeld, accompanied by Mrs. Elan.
ders, who has been making visit OF
several days with relatives in the Mad
River valley.
Prin. W. T. Maiden of Cabot high
school was a weekend visitor at the
home OF his mother, Mrs. Marion Maiden
of Highland avenue.
Misses Mary Warren and Mary Van Or
man returned to-day from their home In
East Calais, and resumed their studies
at Goddard seminary, after passing
few days out of town.
Notice to carpenters! special meet
ing has been called for next Monday
evening, Sept 81, at 1880 o'clock, for the
purpose OF meeting the clerks, to hear
their proposition and discuss same Per
order local 48l.
John Ames, who is to act as manager
of the Park theatre, in process OF con-
struction ON North Main street, has ar
rived in the city and viii make his resi-
dence here j. Il. Francke of New York,
a travelling advance representative OF
"The Birth of Nation" the feature
/ film with which the Park Amusement
| Co. is to open its theatre, is spending
several days in the city. "The Birth
of Nation is booked to appear in
Barre Oct. IL for stay of four nights.
An orchestra of 10 pieces accompanies
| the film.
Three sections of the G. w. Mcmillan
& Son stoneshed on Blackwell street
have been RACED and gang of workmen
/ is getting the foundation ready for the
erection of new shed, which Mr.. Nc
MILAN has had under consideration for
some time. A quarter Of the circle shed, |
which has stood on Blackwell street for
many years, is to be reserved for man
lufacturing purposes and at the present
| time it contains two polishing beds that |
are being worked daily, As soon as the |
/ foundation stones are set, large num- |
Der of carpenters viii be engaged TO the
end that the plant may be ready for oc- |
cupancy before snow flies. A. b. Lane
! has the contract and lumber is being |
hauled to the shed as rapidly as posi-
| Bile.
| Visitors In the city over the weekend
included the following people: Mrs.
Adrian NJ. Walter, Miss Parsons OF Al |
bany, N. Y, Miss Mohler of Saratoga |
Springs, N. W., and chauffeur Mrs. Cur
tbs, Miss Curtis and Miss Lamson and
chauffeur of New York City, William
Richardson, Lee l.. Smith, Joseph g. Gil
cite, Clifford Scott and #. r. Bird OF
Lisbon, N. H., who were motor arrivals
at Hotel Barre, DIR. George L. Sbattuek
OF Providence, K. l., Mr.. and Mrs. +. ;.
Williams and X. Deal of Beebe, Miss is,
ham of Burlington, Misses Emily and
Ella Calef of Washington, Robert Henry |
of Mount Vernon, N. Y, G. L. Babcock |
OF Erie. Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Van Cor
Of Boston. j. +. Francke of New York, |
i Miss Gracelyn Hammond of Lakeport, |
N. H., and b. X. Lilley OF Hyde Park.
Interest in the Wilmarth- Cross shoot |
ing case, which occurred in Addison coun- i
L. bxrt
the spreading broadcast Of circulars Civ |
ing description of John Wilmarth who /
is wanted for an alleged murderous as
sault on Miss Stella Cross. The circular,
which states that a reward OF 500 will
be paid for information leading to VIII
marth's apprehension, is issued by the
Pinkerton Detective agency of Boston.
Soon after the crime was committed, the /
sherifs department of Addison county /
sent out a circular offering $50 for the |
capture Of Wilmarth. Copies Of both /
circulars have been received and posted /
at Barre police headquarters. The young
woman who was assaulted is making
good recovery from the bullet wounds
which she received.
A table OF topics with the leaders for
December Sunday evening meetings OF
the Y. p. c. L., at Goddard seminary has
been prepared and copies of the sched- !
ule ! I'VE been distributed among the
students. Beginning sept. II, the list
follows, Friendships that are worth /
forming" X. Tillotson; Sept. 10, sop |
portunity," Miss Jennings; sept. e. /
Catching the Larger Vision" Mr.. Lou.
don; oct. 8. "Amusemcnts That are I
Worth while" Miss Wells; Oct. 10, 1
@The Use Of the Margin Mr.. Melntoshi
Oct. ~, "The Usefulness Of Good
Cheer. Miss Kent; Oct. "a, Criticism,
Hindranoe or a Help" Mr.. Chapmani
oct. 81, Enthusiasm, Its Naluei How
70 Cultivate IT," Miss Eaton Nov. T. /
Increase and Efficiency" Robert Dole; /
Nov. "a. How 10 Make Ours an Ideal /
Nation" Miss HOLSTER; Nov. n, I
Thanksgiving" Mr.. welch; Nov. p, /
address. 70 Be designated later; Dec. s. I
Purity. Temperance and strength /