The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special suit sale at only $500, at
h Abbott's.
Mrs. Peter Laxson was taken to the
City hospital last night for treatment
All next week, "Amerno," king OF hyp'
notists, at the Barre opera house,--Adv'
Auto service. Afternoon parties espe'
| cially solicited. Mrs. II. M. Carr.--Adv.
| All those wishing to take part IN the
Red Mems farce be on hand Thursday ut
| 1880 D. M in Clan Gordon hall.
BE on hand for the opening sale OF
the G. n. Kenyon & Co. bankrupt stock
on Friday morning at 5 o'clock.--Adv.
Miss Maud Howes has returned to her
home in Northfeld, after visiting in the
city for few days as the guest OF Mrs.
Il. i. Stoughton of French street.
Miss Hazel Harris of Orleans arrived
in the city to-day and will remain in
Barre several days as the guest OF Miss
Inez Waterman of upper Washington
street.
Auction sale at Farnham's at Mont
pelier morrow, 20 fresh horses just
in from the West. Lots of commission
horses and other property. Come out
to the big fall sale. G. +. Smith, auc-
tioneer.-Ady.
Charles Sangster of Forsythe place
completed his duties at Jones Bros
plant yesterday morning and left last
night for his former home in Milford,
Mass. Mr.. sangster expects to return
to Barre again around the new year.
A parish supper viii be served at the
Church OF the Good Shepherd Friday
night from $3.50 to 7 o'clock. All con-
nected with the church in any way are
cordially invited, and the choir boys OF
the church are particularly invited as
! guests.
4 Winter vegetables for sale--Carrots,
beets, turnips, SOC per bushel; Hubbard
squash, &c per pound, so pounds or more
| for IIac; pie pumpkins, SOC per dozen;
green tomatoes and White Spine cucum-
| bers. the thick meated kind, Csc per
bushel; a few bushels of sweet apples
for preserving or baking. Tel. 3S6-22,
or send me a card. f. r. Northrop.
Richard Lawliss, South Barre farm
err, is exhibitiong 2s.pound Hubbard
squash in the display window at the
Lander cigar store. The squash is not
the biggest member of the species to be
taken from the Lawliss patch but the
South Barre man is exhibiting the Hub
bard as sample of what can be pro-
duced when intensive agricultural meth
DDS are employed.
Alexander Mulch, who was taken Sc
riously i'll at police headquarters three
weeks ago, and who has been detained
at the state hospital in Waterbury for
observation, was brought before Judge |
#. J.. Martin in probate court for
hearing yesterday. Among those who
were subpoenaed to the hearing were
Chief Sinclair and Officer Harry Gamble
of the local police force, as well as the
doctors who were called to the station |
to treat the man. After hearing the
evidence, Mulch was adiudged a dipso-
maniac and sentenced to year in the
state hospital.
Frank Townsend, former resident OF
Barre, who has been visiting at the home
OF his father, G. b. Townsend, and his
sister, Miss Lizzie Townsend of Wash.
inQton street, after an absence of sew
eral years from the city, left yesterday |
on his return trip to Alaska, where he |
is retained as a mechanical engineer on
an Alaska railroad running into the in
terror While in the East, Mr.. Towns
end inspected two locomotives and a
rotary snowplow which is being con-
strueted for the railroad in Schenectady /
y. Y. He will visit the eXpositions at
San Diego and San Francisco before |
shipping up the coast TO Alaska. Mr.. |
Townsend expects to return east next
year for a brief stay in the interests
OF the railroad company.
Iroquois tribe, No. is, Improved Or
I u. - hal .fftl
initiatory meeting Tuesday night when
fifteen candidates received the degrees
of the order Twelve were admitted TO /
the chiefs degree two Of the Red Men
took the warriors degree and there was
one candidate for the adoption degree.
People who are interested in the well
fare of that order viii be glad to learn
that Iroquois tribe has decided 10 re-
peat the successful series Of dances
which was given during the winter
months Of lel4-l9l5. Directly after the
regular meeting around Nov. !, the first
Of the dance series viii be given in Clan
Gordon hall, where the tribal sessions
are held.
Additional details concerning the trag
ic death OF Henry Bonazzol, former
Barre young man, who was killed riding
motorcycle in Oakland, Cal, on the
afternoon of Monday, Sept 20, are at
hand in a letter received by The Times
from A. Cont, friend Of the Decreased.
Mr.. B0nazzoli oollided with a train in
the city and met his death under the
wheels Of a car lie was "a years old
The funeral was held Thursday, sept
% and interment was in 81. Mary's
cemetery in Oakland. There were many
~oul tributes, among them being a
wreath Of carnations and lilies from.
Friends in Barre; wreath, Dear
Friend Henry Maffei, anchor, Dear
Friend Natalie Iibero; wreath, Rest
in Peace Mrs Nallati and family
wreath, Mr.. RszEano and Mr. Hianoo;
wreath, family The bearers were
former residents Of Barre. Thesca broth
err. ,. B. Oadenazzi, g. Morandi, :. pra-
tint y. Mhern, and A. GortL says the
letter. The former residents Of Barre
living in California and other friends
Of Harry Hauagy1f nnnd their darunzf !