The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

vaughan store.
See the new LaVogue coats at the
Vaughan Store.
Select hats at Abbott's and have them
trimmed free of charge.
Peter Alexander, jr., left yesterday for
Portland, Me-, where he is to make an
extended stay.
A. Colombo returned to the city this
morning, after spending week with
relatives in Burlington.
Buy your working shoes at Eastman
Brothers, we allow you percent dis
count on shoes and rubbers. Eastman
! Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max L. Powell, who were
at Hotel Barre for the reunion of the
1910 Senate, motored to their home in
Burlington Saturday night.
Auction sale OF the Lang jewelry
stock tonight, of silverware, cut glass,
hand painted china, clocks, etc, at 1852
| North Main street. c. b. Croft.-Ady.
Louis r. Tomasi of North Main street
left yesterday for Worcester, Mass,
where he is to enter upon his second
year at the Worcester Polytechnic in.
stitute.
The womans association Of the Con-
gregational church viii meet in the
church parlors Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.
Program in charge Of the mission de-
partment.
Reserve the date, Friday evening, Oct.
| 1, to take in the novel entertainment to
be held in the Congregational church
parlors. Watch the paper for further
particulars.-Adv.
L. G. Tuttle and daughter, Doris, who
were here to attend the reunion OF the
1910 Senate, motored to their home in
Rutland yesterday, after stopping at Ho-
tel Barre for few days.
The ladies' union of the Universalist
church will hold business meeting at
the vestry Wednesday afternoon at $3.50.
A large attendance is requested, as bus
mess of Importance is to be considered.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kent of South
Barre have returned from vacation
spent in Albany, n. Y, and Pittsburg,
Pa, and the foraer has resumed his du-
ties in the Central Vermont freight of
flee here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Cummings of Eau
Claire, Wis, are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Currier at ll6 Wash
ington street and with other friends and
relatives in this vicinity. Mrs. Cum
mings is a sister Of Mr.. Currier and
former resident Of Barre.
The Mercer house on the Montpelier
road is beautiful inside, and the location
is an ideal one for a residence just out Of
town. The place is for sale with enough
land for nice garden. Call up NJ. A.
Hoadley, Montpelier, and ask for price
and terms. Phone ADM.
NJ S. Levin Of the Union Clothing
store. William Dobie and Kenneth Mac
rae OF Burlington left yesterday on
weeks business trip TO Boston and New
York, in which cities they are TO pur-
chase goods for the dry goods store to be
opened in the Currier block. Mr.. Maerae
has severed his connection with store
in Burlington and viii have the manage
ment Of the new local store as soon as
il is opened for business.
Supt. G. j. Seager Of the Barre Town
schools is investigating a burglary which
occurred in the lawson schoolhouse, so
called, on the Fast Montpelier road late
Yesterday afternoon. George Morehouse
and John Clifford are the men who dis
covered the break, and 10 their vigilance
is due the fact that the superintendent
has enough information at hand TO make
things uncomfortable for the offenders.
Mr.. Morehouse and Mr.. Clifford saw a
pair Of Young men enter the schoolhOuse
and Immediately investigated their so
journ In the building Before allowing
the two fellows 10 90 their way, they
took their names and communicated
with Mr. Seager, who conferred with the
authorities to-day. The two young men
implicated in the break are said to have
given wrong names, but their identities
we're established beyond any doubt to-
day, and IL il intimated that further
steps are 20 be taken az once.
Verdi Bruno. one Of the best known
sportsmen in the Italian colony, Is re-
cciving the COMMUNICATION Of his friends |
over the loss Of 4 valuable tcak-wood /
fishing pole. which he lost while angling
for BIC fsh in the Win0Oski river AZ
Duxbury late last week. Mr.. Bruno had
cast his line and left the pole on the 1
bank while ne turned 20 light his pipe. I
AZ be went o. resume his fishing, be I
saw his pole slowly cdging away from 1
the bank. and before he could get 20 the /
shore il was making rapidly for down /
stream. Thinking 10 recover the rod by /
giving persistent chase. Mr. Bruno con-
tinued down the river until he came 70
thicket which obstructed further prog /
ress. His lat impression II the rod /
was a quick jerk on the part II the pole, I
which came a. IL b. echo the leap which /
q giant bass essaycd IN the rapids a. The /
came moment Mr. Bruno. who brought i
home a nice string 81 BLACK bass. is snt- /
isfcd that a big member If that same /
spccics made 81 vita BE pole.
Funeral services for Marion Isabelle 1
Mcleod. the infant daughter ~ NJ. end /
Mrs. Hector MrIeod of Grauitftiiie. 4
vhoss death Occurred "a tire hous IF heT /
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