The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

\ Visit Abbott's bargain basement
\ Adv.
| See the muslin underwear values al
! Abbott's.---Adv.
Mrs. w. M. Stewart Of the Morse block
is somewhat improved in health.
| All association stores will be closed all
day Tuesday, Columbus day.-Adv.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hood OF
the Montpelier road, Oct. TO- a son.
Miss Jean Darling of South Ryegate
spent the weekend with friends in this
city.
There will be rehearsal of clan min
strels tonight in Clan Gordon hall at
1880 o'clock.Adv.
BE sure to see Mary Ryan in. "Stop
Thief" at the Barre opera house Monday
and Tuesday nights only.-Adv.
For correct styles at correct prices in
fall and winter millinery call at Nourse
& Wilson's, l6s North Main street.
Adv
| There will be social at the Cobble
/ Hill grange hall on Trow hill Wednesday
| Oct. Is. Everybody come and have a
good time. CarrolPs orchestra ADV.
Take Notce--Fine, healthy broiers,
/ just right for broth; also yearling hens,
/ cockerels and ducks for breeders Mrs.
Flora NJ. Sabin, Barre, VT. Phone 223
| M-Adv.
Vincitia club will have its first ladies'
night of the season Thursday evening.
There will be music, cards and dancing,
with music by CAROLS orchestra, and
collation. win be served.
Mrs. Mary Dombrouskie is caring for
the Coffin children on the East Barre
road One of the children who was very
i'll with cholera infantum has recovered.
Mrs. Coffin is convalescing at the City
hospital.
AS several persons have questioned me
| in regard to Eastman Bros. not signing
the retail clerks bill, | would say for the
benefit of those few and also for the
public that Eastman Bros. signed our
bill In June. lSgned) w. III. Seager,
president of local 24l.--Adv.
j. f., Francke Of New York City, an
advance representative of "The Birth of
Nation" which is being shown in the
new Park theatre this week, left this
morning for St. Johns, p. O., where the
film is TO be booked. Mr.. Francke, who
has been Spending week in the city,
viii bill the picture in Claremont, n. H.,
Brattlebor6, Bellows Falls, Bennington
and Windsor before returning to New
York.
Word has been received telling of the
marriage of Helen Dombrouskie Scorgie
to john Griffiths of Aberdeen, Scotland.
The ceremony took place Aug. 20. Mrs.
Grihths will be remembered in this city,
where she made her home until 1904.
Her marriage to Hugh Scorgie took place
in this city and shortly after they re-
moved to Aberdeen, where Mr.. Seorgie
suffered fatal injuries in a fall. Mr..
Griiiiths is a member Of the Royal Naval
volunteers, being engaged as a marine
engineer.
A clipping from the 0scola tNeb.) Rec
ord of Oct Z gives information Of the
serious illness at Platte, Neb., OF W. A.
Sherwood, whose wife is a niece OF Wi.
liam NJ. Stewart Of this city. Mr.. Sher-
woods condition is due TO an attempt
at self-destruction during a sudden at
tack OF dementia, the man using a razor
70 slash his throat At the time of print
ing the item in the Oscola paper Mr..
Sherwood was reported 10 be resting
comfortably.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marion Of Mer
chant street. George W. German and
Alto Marriani of the Bjou theatre left
yesterday by automobile for Boston 20
witness the third game OF the worlds
series to-day. They expect 10 return 1
to Barre Wednesday. George Harris Of
Graniteville. WHO visited friends in the
city yesterday, left last night Tor Bos
ton to see the doings at the Braves
field and John Ball and John Smith also
left yesterday TO attend the worlds Sc
ries