The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Fall opening sale this week at til
Vaughan Store.-Adv
An apple blossom OF springtime beau
ty was picked from tree in Barre Tow
this morning by George S. Nye and sen
to this office. The blossom looked as !
it had been just as much at home il
| October as in early summer.
William Skerritts of Farwell street
returned to the city last night, afte
spending 10 days vacation with rela
tives in Boston, Lynn and Brockton
Mass. Mr.. Skerritts resumed his duties
at the plant of the Peoples Lighting
Heating & Power Co. on Depot square
this morning.
Auction sale Saturday, Oct. 0, at Q
| D. m, at City Auction Market, O. III
Hale, auctioneer. Bankrupt property of
G. N. Kenyon & Co.: One horse, two
harnesses, one open wagon, one family
carriage, one delivery sleigh, one family
sleigh, one old sleigh; must be sold to
settle the estate. William Wishart,
Unsteady.
Mrs. Joseph Monti of Westerly, R. L.,
who was called to Barre by the illness
and death of Mrs Adele Cato Of Berlin
street, whose funeral was held yester-
day afternoon, is spending few days
with relatives in the city. Others who
came from distance to attend Mrs.
Catto's funeral were: Charles Monti of
Quincy, Mass, and Felix Monti of Beth
ell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Johnson, who have
made their home in South Barre for
some time, are moving their household
goods to Marshfield, where their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Emery of Montpelier, have purchased the
Dwinell place, better known as the Pirie
and Williams farm. The sale was con-
summated through The home office of the
ID. A. Perry Real Estate agency and Mr..
and Mrs. Emery have taken possession
already. The farm comprises 1876 acres
and one of the finest sets of farm build
ings in Marshfield. The sum of $4,000
was involved in the deal. Until short
time ago. Mr.. Emery was engaged as
the manager of the Pavilion stock farm
near Montpelier, which is owned by 7. j.
Heaphey.
Union men Of Barrel These are the |
times to try mems souls. No more ex-
cuses. You can now get all the union !
made goods you wish to ask for. Pat |
ronize your friends. The following
stores and lunch rooms can furnish you
with union made bread: j. G. Shadroui, |
ll5 South Main street; B. p. Shadroui, :
30 Brook street; Marrion's lunch room, !,
100 North Main street, and u. Letour-
leau, Star lunch room. Union men, help
hose who are willing to help you. Do
your duty and well do ours. Tell your
lncle and your sister and your aunt they
an get union bread, and they mustn't
'ay they can't. Right from the Granite
ity Bakery.--Adv.
Edmund Sanborn, well known Barre
has been engaged as leader of
he orchestra at the new Victoria thea
re in Quebec, p. Q. The following is a
Tipping from the Quebec Telegraph:
The management, who are always will
ng TO receive suggestions for improve
nents, so as to please their numerous
atrons, have succeeded at a great cost
n securing the services of Mr.. Sanborn
s leader of their orchestra. Mr.. San
orn's reputation is already too well
nown 10 need further Recommendation
Ie was booked 10 take over the leader
hip of new theatre in the States, but /
ecided to accept the splendid offer held !
ut to him by Quebec's popular play
ouse. which will, no doubt, be welcomed
v all music lovers In Quebec" Mr.. San !
orn has partially committed himself to
contract 10 lead the orchestra at the n
ew Park theatre. which is to be opened
Barre next week.