The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

lNun1HuiSs U LtWis.
II Glasses are now forming at the Land
school Of music for violin, piano, har
money and counter point.--adv.
/ ii. G. Kicker of Graniteville has beer
spending several days with his sister
Mrs. Meribah Taylor, in Groton.
Dance in Socialist hall Saturday even.
ing, Oct 80, under the auspices of the
| Italian Socialist ladies. Good music.
"You can never tell anything about a
woman by her picture. "--"The Man from
Virginia" Barre opera house, Friday and
Saturday, Nov. and 6.-adv.
Don't miss going to the masque carni-
val dance Nov. A given for the benefit
of the Barre City hospital. Big time
for all. CAROLS orchestra. Bill, i, per
couple.
Don't fail to see Henry Walthall and
Dorothy Gish, now starring in "The Birth
of Nation" at Pavilion to-day in a
powerful four-part feature, produced in
the West.---adv.
III. M. Farnham, the horse man, will
hold his next big (5lst) combination auc-
tion sale of horses and other property
at his stables in Montpelier ON Friday,
Nov. 5. G. f. Smith. auctioneer. adv
Fl. B. Spencer of Sixth street, who is
employed as lathe operator at the
Grearson & Lane plant in Burnham's
meadow, is quite seriously i'll, although
his condition was reported to be slightly
improved yesterday
Because of the necessity of changing
the cable lay at the junction of Pros
pect and Main streets the telephone sys-
/ 10, d.,
will be out of commission from Saturday
noon until Sunday afternoon.
Fred Valequette OF Springfield, Mass,
arrived in the city yesterday and began |
work in the Ross barber shop on Depot |
square, assisting for a short time in the |
place OF Willis G. Scott, who is unable |
to attend to his duties on account of an
abscess on his neck.
Edward Blondin, moving picture OPP
orator who has been employed at the
Grand theater In Springfield, Mass, for
some time, arrived in the city yesterday
and will make an extended visit here.
tor in the Pavilion theater in this city /
An upstate weekly, discussing edito.
rally some Of the defects, INTELLECTUALLY
and otherwise, of railroad stations in
Vermont, has the following comment TO
make: 'In the growing industrial city
of Barre compare the many new public
structures hospital, hotel, library, ETC.
with the two dry-goods boxes that an
swer for stations"
At the Congregational church on Sun
day morning Dr. Barnett viii give his
impressions OF the great meetings Of the
Council OF Congregational
Churches In the United States, held inl
New Haven, Conn, from Oct. 20,27. Dr. ,
Barnett was one of the two delegates to
which the Vermont Congregational con
ference is entitled, and has just returned
from these meetings. Let all Congrega-
tionalists Of Barre come and hear about
this great gathering and learn something
Of what our denomination is doing for
the kingdom of God.
School teachers in the Barre, Barre
Town and Willamstown schools are re-
turning to-day from Rutland, where
they have been attending the annual
Of the Vermont State Teach r
srs' association since Wednesday. Supt
.. III. White and Prin. III. ii. Jackson Of
Spaulding high school, Supt. q. J. Seager
1f the Barre Town schools and Supt. I
Charles Beeman of the Willismstown
school union were among those who Il
participated in the convention. Sessions Il
N all grades and in the high school O
will be resumed Monday morning.
Whispered conferences among small n
'oys Of the city are full Of portent for c
property owners to-day, a. the word has I,
zone around in the free masonry Of youth II
hat tonight shall be celebrated as Hal i,
oween, although the festival Of COLLINS
md witches properly falls on Oct. 81, the
We Of All Saints day. Folks who have b
zen lulled into a feeling OF false security !
" the thought that Expectations on a b
sabbath night would be restrained, viii p
% well 10 see TO il that their gardens Il
re stripped Of vegetables before night e
ais. The police are Of the opinion that y
he celebrators viii keep wen within "
ounds, although extra vigilance viii be co
sed by the night officers. u
To-day's half-holiday means an after q
Don at football for a good many grid =
ron fans, as Spaulding high schools elev u
n and Montpelier seminary are 20 have z
heir second meeting Of the season on y
be Gospel Village campus at $3.50 o'clock. "
V. T. Maiden will referee the contest
nd an umpire 20 be selected hy the SEM II
AIRY eleven viii ofiieiate IN the secondary :
,pacity. On paper spaulding looks like
he better team, but reversal Of the
lrm which the local schoolboys have
rem showing all season viii mean a vic
NV for the visitors. Coach Charlie
oernle Of the Goddard seminary team
II with a squad Of regulars and six I
Institutes for Burlington this morning !
oddar. lines up against the Vermont 4
team this afternoon and al
louQh deprived Of two dependable backs,
IL seminarians expect 90 give q good 4
.rol1uf Of fheueefres