The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

daughter was born Saturday, Oct,
to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Averill OF IL,
Elm street.
HI Constable George Il. Morris and il. +
Cutler were business visitors in Essen
Junction to-day.
O. Blair went this morning to Water
bury, where he has secured employment
in the granite industry.
Edward O'Keefe has returned to Barre
after spending several days with friends
in st. Johnsbury and vicinity.
Mrs. Stella Laviolette left last night
for Boston, where she is to make bus
mess visit of several days in the inter-
ests of her millinery store.
Harry Bassett of Orleans arrived in
the city Saturday for a few days visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. 5. Wa
terman of upper Washington street.
Thomas Brady of Graniteville was a
visitor in the city yesterday leaving
last night for Boston, where he expects
to make business visit OF several days
Officers of Ruth chapter, o. Il. s., are
requested to meet Monday evening, Oct
4, at 1880 o'clock for practice Please
note change of time.
Lieut-Gov. Hale X. Darling of Chel-
sea is making his headquarters at Hotel
Barre for few days while transacting
business at the capital.
The Independent Order of Foresters
will hold public dance in X. of G. hall
Tuesday, Oct S. Per couple, 35c; ladies,
free. Bruce's orchestra.
For the first time in several weeks a
week lend passed without the detention
OF any offenders at police headquarters.
There was a clean blotter on the cheif's
desk this morning.
H Owing to Clan Gordon hall being en-
gagged for Friday, Oct. |, the Clan Cor
don Ministries will not meet for practice
until Monday, Oct. 4, at 1880 p. m. All
those wishing to take part in this chorus
will please attend.
Some of the best stock to be found
anywhere will be sold at auction to-
morrow at the Mrs. Murray Clark sale.
All young cows, and great producers.
d. A. Perry, auctioneer. See ad., page 7.
ADV.
| Miss Anna Brown, who has been pass
| ing two weeks vacation at her home, |
Grant avenue, returned this morning |
| to Montpelier, where she is attending |
the training school for nurses at Heaton
hospital.
Scribnaught, Rabitite, Kid Halton,
Sterior Boy and Moon, string of north
ern Vermont horses which figured in the
races at Washington fair last week, were
brought to Barre Saturday and shipped
to Franklin county.
pocketbook containing rs cents and
a note found Saturday night and silver
handbag picked up in City square Sum
day afternoon are at police headquarters
and may be claimed by the owners after
paying for the public notice.
Auction sale tomorrow of high grade
Holstein cows and lot of nice shoats
for B. A. Denny Of Mortified. This is
all extra good stock and chance to get
some nice dairy cows. See ad., page T.
this paper. c. Il. Smith, auetioneer.-
Adv.
Fitch R. Wiley, who passed the week
end with Mrs. Wiley at their home on ,
Park street, returned last night to st.
Johnsbury to resume his duties as an ex- ,
press messenger on the ST. Johnsbury &
Lake Champlain railroad. Mr.. Wiley has
been assigned to duty on the run be.
tween ST. Johnsbury and Swanton.
A Sunday crowd Of music lovers heard
the Barre Citizens band in the last open
air concert Of the season in City square
yesterday afternoon. Considering the
lateness of the season, the weather was
well suited TO the musicians farewell
appearance in the open and the several ,
sacred selections which constituted the
program were warmly received. Dur
ing the winter the band will not discon
tinue its regular rehearsals and to the
end that the musicians may be in their
prime when they usher in the concert
season Of 1915 next Memorial day, the
management has engaged "Staccato
Loft" q spacious room on the second .
floor Of the old city building, for the
weekly meetings.
A heavy fall OF rain interfered Sc. '
riously with the football plans Of Barre's I
two secondary schools Saturday and in 5
OF drizzle that began in a
the morning and seemed 10 be doing its d
worst in the hours when football games a
would ordinarily have been in progress, v
the game between Goddard seminary and 3
the I'd cavalry Of II. Ethan Allen was Il
postponed until this afternoon At Z
o'clock. The referees whistle was adj
vertised 10 sound promptly AZ that hour. =
Spaulding and Montpelier seminary did
not come together az the capital for rea- n
sons that were similar 90 those that ac-
counted for the postponement Of the
game here in Barre. The two teams
were notified TO meet in Montpelier this
afternoon.
Visitors in the city over the weekend
included the following. H. Clay Waldo
mar, ir.. Wells Tyler, L. ID. Tyler and
chauffeur of Baltimore, Nd, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Duckworth and n. 5. Duck.
Eorth Of Springfield, Mass, who were
motor arrivals st Hotel Barre, DR.. Clar-
nee v. Worthen Of Boston, Norman Carr
II ST. Adams, who visited his father,
!. L. Carr Of Keith avenue; Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. l.. Cotton Of Rutland y. r..
7owell 81 Woodswlle. Miss Margaret
Srsham of Shelburne. Lieut. Gov. Hale
<. Darling ~ Chelsea, =. v. Kennedy, |
.fiss Lena Martin Of Manchester. Dr. |
1. A. iadd Of Burlington, Y. A. Hershey II
& East Corinth, Miss Rose Slater and
HfEa Irene nanln az HlVmuufh ~ III III