The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-25
TALK OF THE TOWN


II day, ont. |. See posters.-Ady.
II William Stacy left the city yester-
II day for Chazy, N. Y, where he was
H called by the illness of relative.
H Miss Mary A. Canning has closed her
Il toilet parlors until Oct. A. and is pass
/ ing ten days vacation in Boston and
H vicinity.
Ladies wishing to meet Miss Meigs,
the beauty demonstration from the Har-
mony laboratory, call ON or phone Rus
sell's.--Adv.
Clifford Peake, who has been passing
the summer with friends in Underhiii,
arrived in the city yesterday for a stay
OF several days.
Boys who call at the Peoples Shoe
Store Saturday morning between 8 and
9 o'clock win be given Cluster Brown"
| mask free.--Adv.
Mrs. John McIIugo Of Hill street was
taken to the City hospital yesterday in
the Perry Il Noonan ambulance. Mrs.
McHugo will submit to treatment at the
hospital.
choice lot of fireplace and furnace
chunks. just the fuel for cool nights
and mornings. The d. M. Miles Coal
Co., l22 North Main street; telephones
1873 and l47M.
Rev. Ralph Fl. Lowe of st. Johnsbury
one time pastor of the Hedding Method
list church, who is to preach in the church
tomorrow, is visiting some OF his for
mer Pensioners in the city.
i George F. Scott of Clinton, Mass, who
was formerly engaged in the mercantile
business in this city, was a Barre Wis
itor yesterday. Mr.. Scott is now the
proprietor of store in Clinton
Mrs. Matilda White and son, Napol |
con, of Beckley street are absent on a
visit among relatives in Massachusetts
and Rhode Island. They expect to be |
away from the city until Oct. l5
Notice to carpentersi A special meet
ing has been called for next Monday |
evening, Sept. 27, at 1880 o'clock, for the
purpose of meeting the clerks, to hear
their proposition and discuss same. Per
order local 4Sl.
Rally day in the Presbyterian Sunday
school will be observed next Sunday, i
Sept. 20, at the regular school hour.
Let every boy and girl be present. All
children having songs or reeitations, be
at the church on Saturday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
Sabin Miles, who has been spending
several days in the city as the guest OF
his brother, Arthur G.. Miles of South /,
Main street, returned this morning 20
Boston, where he viii make a stay OF
several weeks before going TO the island ,
of Jamaica for the winter.
Mrs. B. n. Cults, the dressmaker, /
wishes to announce to the public that
after the first of October, instead of sew
ing out by the day, she will do the work
at her home, A Academy street. She
hopes TO retain all her old customers and I
to gain many new ones.-Adv.
Sinners" one of the William A.
Brady shows, which Manager f. 4. Aus
tin had booked for the Barre opera house
this season, has been cancelled, owing !
to change in the routing Sinners" :
was to have been presented in the local
theatre Oct. s, but the management re
ceived a notice yesterday stating that
the company will not appear in this
city until later in the season.
With Columbus day, Oct. IL, scarcely
more than fortnight away none Of the
plans for pretentious celebration that n
were under way when the holiday was s.
about 10 have its inception few years b
ago is in evidence and the indications are u
that the day will be accorded only the b
Observance that became customary in the II
years following the first celebration.
when Barre demonstrated that ii could h
celebrate in an up-to-date fashion. Bar r.
ing, possibly, the playground festival n,
IF last July, nothing so Joyous in the T.
say OF a public Observance has been car "
led out in this city since the first le- in
yal Oct. ~ holiday. "
The funeral Of the two.months-old an
,hild of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Taylor of A
Plain street was held yesterday after ne
loon, Rev. +. +. Newell officiating, and cit
nterment was in Hope cemetery. The in
lowers were as follows, Roses, parents, W,
'ir. and Mrs. John Reid and family, Mr.. Ii
nd Mrs. John Daniel, Alex. Milne; car III
Iations, Mrs. Mary Mortimer and fam in
ly, Mr.. and Mrs. William stephen, Mrs pa
iargaret Richie and daughter. Mr.. and in
irs. Alfred Milne and family, Miss Mabel co
'tephen. Miss Evelyn Chesser, Miss Elva :
.amont, Master Frederick Bird; asters, -
ir. and Mrs. James Mortimer and fam.
", Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald.
frs. r. Shepard, Miss Grace Gibson.
iiss Clara Gibson; mixed bouquet, Mrs
Irmeda Bianchi, Miss Ada y Sherburne. 4
Peaches are uncommonlv abundant
his year, according 20 the general mar.
et reports, and In contrast 90 the dearth I
that lueious fruit heroabouts in times
ast, the local markets seem 90 De glut.
ID and one dealer who annually handles
rye quantities expresses bis belief that
lore peaches have been shipped into 4
ARE in the last fortnight than in the
ast two seasons combined. Most OF
he dealers are invoicing Connecticut Z
I'd New York fruit, although fancier
are coming from Colorado
Barre man who visited in Hartford
onn.. while the Charter Oak races were
progress, was shown through the ia
ous Hale peach orchard. comprising
me 600 acres, and was told 20 take :
say a. many a. ne could carry. Fruit
en- say that peaches ripen unusually I.
- this year and therefore spoil EARL.