The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-13
TALK OF THE TOWN


Visit Abbott's millinery department.
Adv.
Thursday, Oct. 81, will be bag day foi
the Barre City hospital.
j. A. Greenwood of Chester arrived in
the city this morning for few days
business visit.
Red Men farce rehearsal Wednesday
Oct. Is, at 7 sharp at Peter Browns
house, Kirk street.
M, j. Whitcomb Of East Barre has re-
Gently shipped another lot Of maple sug-
about 600 pounds.
A regular meeting of st. Johns court,
No. 522, will be held on Thursday even
ing, Oct. II, at 1880 o'clock.
Scotch step dancing class to commence
soon. For particulars, see r. j. Stewart,
room ~, Miles block.--Adv.
Eleven tickets were sold at the Cen
trail Vermont station here this morn
ing for the excursion TO Boston.
William Godfrey and b. M. Burmill
left this morning for Boston, where they
expect to make stay of 10 days with
relatives.
J.. A. Scofeld of North Main street is
passing few days in Waterbury, where
Mrs. Scoheld has been making a more
extended visit.
l.. O'Kelly of "a Prospect street
sprained his ankle and knee Tuesday at
his place of employment, the Il. A. Bug
! bee 4 Co. granite plant.
Mrs. j. w. Vaughan of Maple Grove
left this morning for Albany, N. Y, in
which vicinity she will make two
weeks visit with relatives.
w III Maaaa. haa ,,,a.,aJ ~, Ga II,
from Orange street into the house at 81
Richardson street, which he recently
purchased of Frank McWhorter.'
Mrs. Ellen Canton of North Main
street left the city this morning for
Salem, Mass, where she is to make a
visit of few weeks with relatives.
New crepe de chine waists in white,
pink and stripes, also silk waists to
match your suit in both stripes and
plain colors. Paris Shirtwaist House.
Adv,
District No. Is will hold their district |
meeting with Fraternity Rebekah lodge, |
No. so, Willianstown, Oct. 10. The de-
gree will be conferred in grange hall and |
reception and banquet in |. 0. 0. II. hall. |
Clarence Wood, who is making an ex
tended stay with relatives in North Ran
dolph, motored to the city yesterday in
with +. L. Kibby of Brookfeld,
to attend the football game at the God
dard seminary campus.
Thomas Gallagher, who was called to
Barre by the death of his brother, John
and was member of the
funeral party which accompanied the re-
mains to Burlington for interment to-
day, will leave that city this evening
for his home in New York
Last evening another of those pleasant
times of the Epworth league of the Meth
odist church was held at the Mortimer
farm. This was in the form Of husking
bee and was attended by about 40 peo-
pie. Refreshments of coffee, sandwiches :
and fruit were served. Much of the sue
cess of the affair is due to the commit
tee, Ella Hoyt and Marjorie Andrews.
The auction sale at the X. Il. Whittier
arm in Randolph Center yesterday was
we'll attended Dan A. Perry acted as
luctioneer. More than so head Of stock
we're disposed of and good prices pre-
'ailed Cows averaged $3.50 per head
sold at S25 each, and hay n
,rought sl450 at the barn. Other crops \
nd farming tools went well
Members of the city council and the h
mayor were the guests Of Manager John 7
}. Eames at the Park theatre last even
ne, when "rh6 Birth Of a Nation" was
resented for the fourth time TO a ca =
aeity house. The attendance at the I
matinee show yesterday was unusually
lrge and the advance sale of tickets for |
he remainder of the week has been {
,oat ,,ra,;fxv;n,, 20 4ha mama ,ap,apt L., !
many instances people are coming dis
ance OF 25 TO 30 miles TO see the fea- a
ure film. )
Miss Ethel Lund of Prospect street 4
'as walking down Berlin street yester-
ay afternoon when she slipped and fell n
n the sidewalk. So painful an injury n
id she sustain in her left arm that she n
'ent TO the Office of a physician, where 2
he limb was examined. Ii was discov
red that Miss Lund had sustained a j.
-acture and after the break had been I,
,duced she was removed 20 her home "
o-day she was reported 70 be resting a
lirly comfortably, although it win be
,veral weeks before she can use the NJ
rm. Ia
Henry Carroll, a bellhop employed az a,
Iotel Barre, was having one OF his first in
.ssons as n chauffeur late yesterday
fternoon when he guided the hotel bag. .,
age bus into the rear end Of y. ID. =
helps touring car, which was parked for Il
le moment in front Of the Campbell !,
ock on North Main street. Carroll and a.
he regular driver were on the seat Of n
ie bus talking over the worlds series :,
hen the car Just seemed 10 sauuter -
to the stern OF Mr.. Phelps machine. -
bent mudguard on the latter car and
pair OF shattered headlights on the
u inventoried the damage done. While
le hotel chauffeurs were gathering frag ~
ents Of glass from the tagging they -
4 the benefit Of q parcel OF good ad-
&c from the spectators who had as y
mbled on the scene.