The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28
TALK OF THE TOWN


See the pretty silks for waists at tn
Vaughan Store.
IF you would stay young, dance" al
the masque carnival Nov. 4.--adv.
All clerks not employed please cal
at painters hall Friday afternoon at
o'clock and receive lockout pay. W. IL
Eager, pres.
Ladies' and children's nightgowns
stamped and made up, choice designs
special at SOC at Miss Rowell's, l6l Nortl
Main street.
Everyone cordially invited to the sup
per which the men of the Universalisl
church will serve in the vestry Friday
evening at o'clock.
4 Miss Jennie Emerson of Burlington
lwho has been visiting relatives and friends
/ in the city for the past two weeks, while
on vacation from her duties as stenog'
Irapher in an Office there, returned home
yesterday.
j Charles A. Chapman, who came here
| to attend the annual meeting OF the
| trustees at Goddard seminary, returned
to his home in Ferrisburg yesterday
after passing few days with John
| Chapman, who is student at the SEM
mary.
Earl BatcheIder started work yesterday
on the foundation of the house which be
has contracted to build for Frank Robin
son of French street Mr. Robinson IL
building on lot recently purchased from
! J.. NJ. Averill, situated on Hill street at
the head of French street.
A new and improved washing machine
that is to be installed in the, Barre Steam
| laundry off North Main street in the
near future was nnloaded at the M. 4 w.
| freight yards this morning. The machine,
which IL about 20 feet in length and FIVE
feet in diameter, is to be run entirely
| by steam power.
A telegram was received this morning
by Hubbard Louden, student of God
dard seminary, advising lin of the sud
den death of his father, J. 4. Louden,
of Brookline, Mass. Full particulars as
to the cause of the death were not given.
Mr.. Louden has been frequent visitor
in the city since his son has been
student at the seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. u. Ladd of Franklin
street and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eisenwin-
ter of Elm street left yesterday by auto
for Manchester, n. H., where they will
attend convention of the Tri-State
Bakers association that is being held
there. Mr.. Laid and Mr.. Eisenwinter
]. ..tn .f Ia II IN
Laid Co.'S store. The three states rep
resented at the convention are Maine,
New Hampshire and Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Turton of Brook
lyn, n. Y, who have been spending the
summer in this city, being guests at the
Hotel Barre, left last night for their
home. Mr. Turton had the plastering
contract at the hotel After completing
his work on the hotel in this city, he re-
ceived the contract for plastering at the
new Rialto block in Montpelier, which
was finished short time ago. Since fin
shing his work. he has been visiting
friends in this city.
At the Hedding Methodist church last
evening meeting was called for the
purpose Of hearing the reports from the
Vermont state Sunday school convention
that was held in Richford on the 18th,
l4th and 18th OF this month. Officers
and teachers Of the Sunday school max
ing quite a sizeable congregation, gath
cred about the dining table at $3.50 and
an oyster supper was first served by
Misses Nelma Melcher, Eileen Parks and
Agnes Rule, who were the committee for
this part of the evenings work. After
the supper was finished Miss Marjorie
Andrews and Miss Ella Hoyt, who were
the two delegates 20 the convention, pre-
sented their report Of their three days
stay at Richford in a very interesting
way.
Arrivals in the city yesterday and to-
day included the following people' Mr..
and Mrs. +. A. Han Of Boston, G. +.
Ordway Of Proctorsyile, Miss Lulu Bow
en- Of Vershire, Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Heald
Of Randolph, George +. Mcleod Of Bur
lngton. II. =. Capron Of Auburn, y. "
J. j. Stevens Of Burlington, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. X. Gallagher Of Portsmouth.
n. H.. r. r Dana Of elllmont, H. J.
Mundy Of st. Johnsbury. r. W. McCurry
Of Glcns Pals. \. v, Mr.. and Mrs. John
r Reed Of Burlington, q. II. Wilder Of
burlington. Misses Bculah Hurst and
Margaret Flaherty Of Springfield. G. =.
Donaldson Of 81. Johnsbury, w. ID.
ouimby Of White River Junction, Miss
Elizabeth Smith Of Depere. =. O. Mr.. /
and Mrs. Karl Dunton Of Hudson, y. y.
James smart. financial secretary Of
Barre branch. g. G. I. A.. leaves tonight
for San Francisco. where be viii epre-
sent the Granite Cutters international
association az the annual convention 81
the American Federation Of Labor. NJ.
smart viii journey 20 Boston. where 10
ioshs International President James Dun /
can and James Garvey. the other two
delegates 10 represent he granite cut
ters. thence by way # Chicago Denver.
Ins Aneeles. e. San Francisco. Mr..
smart expects 70 ~ gone about SIX or
seven weeks and win welt many If the
lrauehes on the home trip In snticipa
fiar % his departure en- THE trip. q large /
company ~ Mr. ~mart's friends gathered
at rs home On f.isnuooi aVeuuc 1nf
evening rsoeutir aud paid hin surIriss .
fist. On behalf of fhe company, VII q
ian Mersuurll presented him 3 handsome
travelling haa. and tire reHaaiHier If Ire .
evening wns given ever 20 cong nnl
stnrV. Hfrit rtfFrs nHnts wHrF aFrrrd
sra ths eum.uanr hrale up wishing 81.