The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-08
TALK OF THE TOWN


Twenty.third anniversary sale at Alb
bolts.
Cleanup sale Of odd waists at SOC, at
Vaughan's.
George X. Beyerlc viii be in Barre this
week. Leave orders at Times Office.
Mrs. Grace Wood Cutler OF 81 Jeifer.
son street is now ready TO receive pupils
in pianoiorte, theory and harmony.
Phone 05-W.
Miss Anna Walsh, who has been pass.
ing several days in the city with her
sister, Mrs. james 7. Carswell has re.
turned to her home in West Rutland,
She was accompanied by Mrs. Carswell,
who will make an extended stay at her
former home.
Miss Lillian Roberts, who has been
passing months vacation in Canada,
Belfast, Me-, and other points "down
east" arrived in the city last night from
Northfeld, where she has been visiting
her parents. Miss Roberts resumed her
duties in the ticket Office at the Central
Vermont station this morning, and Ray
mond Mcleod who has been acting in
charge here for few weeks, went to
Bolton, where he has been appointed sta
tion agent.
Fair-going people in this vicinity heard
the call OF the fair this morning, many
leaving by train and auto for the fair
grounds at Northfeld. Thirty tickets
were sold to folks who left the city over
the Barre branch at s:I3 o'clock and as
many more were on the special train
which left Barre at $40 o'clock Others
who were leaving the city throughout the
forenoon expected to be on the grounds
in time for the races this afternoon.
There will be no band concert tonight,
as the contract operating between the
only single public appearance of the
musicians during the week OF Labor day.
Several of the musicians are attending
the Dog River Valley fair at Northfeld
and the next concert will not be given
until Wednesday evening, Sept. 10. Three
more concerts are on the schedule.
This afternoon at shutdown Barre He
brews, along with people of that per-
suasion throughout the world, will be-
gin the celebration of Rosh Hoshannah,
the Jewish new year, 1916. A number
OF local Hebrews have gone to Burling. |
ton, where solemn synagogue festivals |
are to be held. Among the Hebrews the
new year is a time for serious thought |
and each year evokes serious contempla- !
ton of the graver problems of life.
Those who spent the recent holiday on
Camel's Hump report an encounter !
which p. ID. Chamberlain, the state for
ester on the mountain, had with a fe-
male bear and two cubs. Mr. Chan
lain ran across the wild trio on the
side between Callahan's farm
house and the summit, and when the
mother became separated from her two
offsprings the forester thought he would |
try TO capture the cubs. He made but 4
little Roadway as the mother beast
rushed to the defense OF the cubs and
Mr. Chamberlain beat a hasty retreat.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gould More and fam
ly and Mr.. and Mrs Charles A, Spear
Ind family have returned after spend
nc three weeks vacation at Roxbury,
\. ", in the Catskill mountains While
here they attended the quarter annual
entinnial reunion of the John More as
OF which they are members
Tho celebration last from August 81 90
5, inclusive. During the lat
er part OF the week the More Roxbury /
,ageant was held at Kirkside park, the
ZONE of Mr.. and Mrs. Finley j. Shep-
nd. The children of the two Barre fam
lies took part in the pageant. Nearly
90 members OF the association were
uests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard at
luncheon given In a large tent on their
rounds and later in the day at a sup.
'er. One scene Of the pageant was
allied The Vision of Nature" and was
iven as a tribute 10 John Burroughs,
he naturalist, whose home is nearby
nd who was present as a guest.