The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-16
TALK OF THE TOWN
,ag dav. Thursday, Oct. q.

Il Bag day, Thursday, Oct. ~
New fancy silks at Fitis'.-Ady.
Bargains Saturday at Vaughan's.-Ad.
/. New house dresses at Abbott's,--Ady.
i Bargains on second floor at Vaughan's.
4 ADV.
New goods arriving daily at Nourse 4
Wilson's.
Walter Douglas is week end visitor
at his camp near Groton pond.
Joseph Frontini went this morning 10
Waterbury for week end visit with
relatives.
Miss Eunice Warden went this morn
ing to Randolph, to pass the week end
with friends.
Attention, Maccabeesl Officers and
guards meet in X. Of 7. hall Saturday
afternoon at 2:l5 for practice.
Mrs. Il. G. Colby of 2lS Washington
street is spending a. few days with her
son, c. M Colby of East Orange.
Richard Venner left the city this fore
noon for Hardwick, where he will visit
in his former home for few days.
Thomas Carroll, jr., OF North Main
street returned last night from Boston,
where he has been passing a week on
business.
Rev. William G. MacIntyre will be glad
to see his old friends tomorrow morn
| ing and evening in the Presbyterian
church, Barre.
Guy Vitagliano, who has been spend
ing several days in Boston on business,
returned to Barre this morning and re-
sumed his duties in the Diyersi fruit
store.
| Don't believe what we say, don't be-
lieye what anyone says, but come and
see the quality Of the oysters we are
selling for 40 cents quart. Eastman
| Bros. ADV.
William Quinn and Hub" Loudon,
! students at Goddard seminary, left this
morning for Hanover, N. H., where they
will visit friends at Dartmouth college
for few days.
DIR. d. c. Jarvis of Orange street re-
turned to the city last evening from
Burlington, where he has been attending
the 1O2d annual meeting of the Vermont
State Medical society.
Thomas X. Waterman of Burlington,
soloist and correct vocal coaching, viii
be at II Wellington street Mondays from
to Q and 7 to 0 p. m. Tel. 1851 or
Hotel Barre for engagements
Oct. 26 and 27 are the dates not of the
Boston Food Fair but Barre's Food Fair,
which the Woman's club thinks will
equal, considering the size Of the city,
any that Horticultural hall has Aeyer
housed. The Barre Food Fair viii be
held in Rowland hall.
Spectator the next 10 days, to ad-
vertise our repair department, we VIII
put pin stems in brooch pins free OF
charge. Now is the time to look up all
articles in jewelry. silverware, watches
and clocks. We will make special prices
on all repairing for 10 days only. c. Il.
Croft, Jeweler, Morse hlock.-Adv.
Yes, bag day comes next week Thurs.
day. The label on the bags which the
ladies' are distributing asks for donations
OF preserves, jellies, pickles, vegetables,
meats, canned goods and groceries, old
cotton and linen or anything else that
can be used at the hospital. All dona-
tons are 10 be placed in the bags and
left on the doorsteps before 0 a. m,
Thursday, Oct. 81.
The item in yesterdays paper in re-
gard to the state rally of the Maccabees
at Montpelier on Nov. 2 and 3, not Nov.
9 and 7, as stated yesterday, was incor-
rect, also so far as il related that Har-
mon review Of Barre would participate
prominently, as the local review has de-
cided not to take part in the work, ac-
cording to information given out to-day
by officers of the local order.
The ladies of the hospital aid are plan
ming for bag day Oct. q. Bags have
been distributed both in Barre City and
Barre Town. Now the ladies feel that
the hospital has many friends in the
surrounding towns who would gladly
give OF their abundance at this season.
Donations of fruit, vegetables or any
thing else that can be used az the hos
pital win be gratefully received and can
be left there at the convenience Of the
donors.
The loyaI 400, who always remember
10 be present at the rally day service az
the Hedding church. do not forget that
Sunday is the rally day, with splendid
program on "The Patriotism Of Peace"
Recitations by the children on Flags and
Soldiers Of War and Of Peace" Special
music and short address by the pastor
on "The 1915 Years Since the Birth Of
the Prince Of Peace" Union service az
1860 for young and old All are vel
come Miss Sands Of Montpelier sem
mary viii sing, morning and evening.
There are no football entries on the
sporting calendar an Barre this after
noon nor win the two preparatory school
teams that have been furnishing fans
with the gridiron sport since the sea
son opened participate in games out Of
town. II is an open day on Spaulding's
schedule and The high school boys win
not be- playing again until next Satur
day, when the st. Johnsbury academy
eleven comes 10 town. GoddArd's game
with Troop A az Fort Ethan Allen has
been declared Of and the seminary men
viii not play until Oct. q. when they
70 10 Northasld for a return game with