The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-20
TALK OF THE TOWN
Tomorrow is bag day.

Bag day, Thursday, Oct..2l.
Have your bags filed tonight, so as to
get them out early in the morning.
Specials here for you In hosiery and
underwear. The Vaughan Store.
There will be box social at the
Carleton schoolhouse Wednesday evening.
Everybody welcome.
The Plain6eld club will meet with Mrs.
Flora Batchelder on Friday afternoon,
Please come prepared to tie quilts.
Mrs. G. c. Millar has returned to her
home in Boston, after passing several
days with her son, G. f. Millar, at Hotel
Barre.
Mrs. Martha Calef- White, electric nee
die specialist. will be at Miss Canning's
Toilet Parlors, Barre, Saturday, October
23.--Adv.
It's at Rowland hall next Tuesday and
Wednesday that you can see how taste
fully and convincingly our merchants are
advertising at the food fair.--Adv.
A regular meeting of T. S., No. 2,
branch G. G. /. A., win be held Wednes-
day evening, October 20, at o'clock in
their hall, Nichols block. 7. H. Brown,
secretary.
John C. Hale Of Hale street, who is
undergoing treatment at the Heaton hos
| pital, Montpelier, for typhoid fever, was
reported to be slightly improved in con-
dition to-day.
All those having donations for the
Barre Athletic club fair can leave them
at Rowland hall after Q o'clock Wednes-
day evening and after o'clock Thursday
inorning.-Adv.
The new Jeffrey Four has arrived and
we will be pleased to give anyone who is
interested demonstration. Tel. 232-W
or 243-ll. Vermont Trucking Il Sales
Company. agents, Barre.
C. F. Smith auctioneer, was at East
Hardwick yesterday and sold for 9. ii.
Allbee AZ head of cattle, mostly cows,
which sold from S35 to $40 per head. A
few young cattle brought good prices
ADV.
Persons Hardwick stage will continue
to make daily trips as long as the going
and weather will permit. Leaves Buz.
zell's hotel at a. M, Pavilion hotel In
Montpelier at $3.50. Leaves Hardwick at
1880 D. M; can carry trunks. Fare,
sl75 one way or SO round trip. Tel.
1912.
Forrest E. Spencer of st. Johnsbury
died in Brightlook hospital in that place
Tuesday morning. Burial will be in the
Wilson cemetery in Barre Thursday at
Ip. m. Mr.. Spencer lived in Barre
short time with his mother and attended
the academy when j. S. Spaulding was
principal.
Bruce Chesterman will arrive here Fri
day of this week personally to assume
the entire management and direction OF
"The Man from Virginia" the play to be
given by home talent at the Barre opera
house November and 9, under the aus
pices of the Woman's club. His advance
agent, A. c. Splitter, made the booking
last week.
Special on all repairing; Watches
cleaned 75c, mainsprings 75c jewels 75c; |
eight day clocks cleaned Use. All jew
elry repaired at low rates. Free, all pin |
stems; all jewelry cleaned and polished
| like new free. Work called for and de-
livered anywhere in city. Look up your
work now This special closes Saturday !
night c. B. Croft, jeweler, Morse block
ADV.
Mrs. Hamilton Burton of Woodsville, |
\. H., is in the city, having been called
here by the illness and death of Mrs.
Marcia b. Emory Of 90 Washington
street, who passed away early this morn
ing. Mrs. Emory's brother, Jacob Bur
ton, who was on his way TO his home in
Grand View, No. after visiting in the
city, was recalled 10 Barre at Woodsville,
y. H., soon after the accident whiea !
fastened his sisters demise.
Visitors in the city yesterday and to-
day included; Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Ben
net, w. II. Thompson and II. b. Smith |
of Chautaugay, y. Y, Mrs. j. G. Strana-
han and Mrs. L. NJ. Allen and chauffeur
Of 81. Adams, who were motor arrivals
at Hotel Barre; r. ID. Mcleod and Miss
Mcleod Of Gould, p. O., r. r. Wakefield
Of ST. Johnsbury, Miss Frances Sewall
OF Dorchester, Mass, J. r. Reed Of Bur
lington, George c. Sanborn of Mortified.
r. y. savages Of Sc. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Pierce OF Derry, n. NJ, A. VI. Pc
cor OF Champlain. \. ", Mr.. and Mrs.
r r. Cutting Of Boston, G. G. Newton OF
Burlington. II. NJ. Spindle Of st. Johns
bury, IT. d. Sparrow Of Rutland. d. r.
Pird Of Rock Island, 7. @, J. II. Riley OF
Fast Burke, NJ. D. Bryce Of -. Adams,
In. 3 Gale Of Boston. n. G. Helghtley Of
Manchester, r. {. Hayward Of llutland,
r. c. Van Alsiyne Of Utica, y. y.