The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-13
TALK OF THE TOWN


The entertainment committee OF VIM
Meta council, No. 10, will please meet IN
the clan ante.room tonight at 1;5o'
Our next big combination auction sale
will be held Friday, Sept. % ,at our sta
bles, 90 Northfield street, Montpelier
III. NJ. Farnham.
Mrs. Homer Fits and son, Harold, oil
Park street returned to their home TO-
day, after visiting friends in Burlington
for the past two days.
Carload of horses will arrive from
Iowa and will go on sale Friday morn
ing, Sept. Is, at our stables, 20 North
field street, Montpelier. II. NJ farhham'
Miss Olive Ward, who has been visit
ing relatives in East Barre and Granite
vile during the past three weeks, passed
through the city last night for her nome
in Rochester, \. II.
A Ford, driver and owner unknown
came TO grief on the Willlamstown ROAD
Yesterday afternoon, when it ran over a
bank, badly smashing the forward
wheels, mudgusrd and radiator no one
was hurt in the accident.
Walcot sibley, who has been visiting
friends in the city during the past week,
left to day for Greensboro, where ne WIN
spend a few days IN camp before leaving
for Amherst college, where he VIII com
plete his college course this year
Now is the time to get your iurs re-
paired. We also sell fur trimming LOT
dresses and coatsY any width desired,
Also ready to do dyeing; navy blue ana
black only. Call on j. kovalsky razor
Shop, Eastman block. Tel. i24-4'
Miss Marjorie Andrews of Maple Grove
street left this noon for Springfield,
where she will visit at the home OF Miss
Ella Hoyt, who was formerly oil TINS
city. From Springfield, Miss Andrews
will go to Brooklyn, \. Y, where she
will enter the Pratt institute next week
in the first year class.
H. G. Bennett had men at work to-day
installing another gasoline tank at the
Barre garage on Jefferson street Inc
new tank holds the same number OF gal
Ions as the one already in use at the ga
rage. The tank will be placed beside the
old tank in front Of the garage ana WIZ
serve as storage tank, as the piping
will connect the two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lloyd and Mr.. and
Mira viii Hvzer arrived in the city yes.
terday and are visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tiefney OF South
Main street for few days, while on an
automobile tour through Vermont ana
New Hampshire They will return to
their homes in Hartford, Conn., during
the latter part of the week
In "Everywoman," the inspiring ORA
matte spectacle which Henry w. Savage
win offer here shortly, the virtues and
vieas which a woman encounters IN her
Journey through life are PERSONNEL ana
walk forth upon the stage properly "a
beled. There is no mistaking the OBJECT
or intent of each one, Nearly 100 peo-
ple are employed in the production
which is accompanied by special sym
phony orchestra.-ad
Brook street Italian church musical
concert tonight at o'clock. Program
"R;poletto," piano solo by Miss Lena
Barberi; Happy Irish Twins" GarIbaldl
and Mario Barberi; piano duet, Mrs
BateheIder and Miss +. Inglis; La Ian
qua Italiana" tsongl, boys and giris.
Love Song" Fred Inglis; salute all
Italia" Mrs. Sandretto; "Trovatore'
duet BY Miss Lena and Garibaldl Bar
beri; song, duet; "Barcarolle,' Miss Bar
beri. Admission, free.
Barre contributed three men TO the
Washington county jail in Montpelier to-
dav when the men failed TO make satis'
factory disclosures following their ar.
raienment in city court on charges oil
intoxication. Alex Mulch, arrested by
Dennty Chief Gamble, failed to satisfy
the Judge with his story and was sent
down for 80 days and ordered to pay q
fine of SIS and costs of 1928 George
eclair was no more able TO satisfy the
court and his term will be 80 days and
his total assessment will be 1925. He
was arrested by Officer Knutson. John
Kesson. who was arrested by Constable
Morris, was asked to pay 1920 and or,
dered to STAY 80 days in the county jan
because he failed to make satisfactory
disclosure. All the respondents were sub
segment offenders under the law.
At the 4sth annual convention of the
Vermont Sunday School ASSOCIATION tc
! he held in Brattleboro Oct Is, 10 ana ~
several Barre people win take part in the
propram. DR.. O. G. Stickney of the Con.
grepational church. who is treasurer OF
the association, will have charge OF the
home department in the 'Our Work SEES
sion on Thursday. and Miss Marion F
Stickney will give survey OF Sunday
school progress in the elementary di'
vision on the same day. c. S. Andrews
of the Methodist Sunday school will de
liver an address on, "The Superintend
ent's Place in Sunday School Evangel
ism" The First Baptist church will be
the convention church and institute SEES
,-ions will be held in the Center Congre
pational. the Methodist, the Unitarian
and the Universalist churches. The gen
eral theme of the convention will be The
Church's Greatest Evangelistic Field ano
Foree-the Church School"
There were four separate corn roasts
in the city last evening, and one II
Williamstown, which was held by th'
nurses of the Barre City hospital, who
lcombined a straw ride and corn roast
in one night. There were II hospita
nurses who participated in the evening:
sport. they journeying to mill village IN
| WiIIiamstown, where a big bonfire wal
awaiting their arrival. After the roast q
general social and good time was enjoyed
Inv all. the return trip being made m th'
carly hours of the morning. The largest
roast in the city was held at Mrs. Anna
lInglis' on Clark street, when she enter
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