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

10 Boston for a stay OF several days.
Born, 40 the City hospital yesterday
a daughter 20 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wood
One drop.head New Home, Sl5i on
White, $40, at the Singer store, Tel
3ss,l2,
A daughter was born at the City hos
pital yesterday 10 Mr.. and Mrs Gust,
roca OF the A. Tomasi block
Mrs. +. A. Gale has returned 10 he
home in Lowell. Mass, after a week
stay with friends in this city
Miss Dayina stephen OF South Mair
street arrived home this week after
spending two months IN Montreal.
Miss Clara Rahaioli a nurse at IN,
City hospital, i, spending her vacation
at the home of Mrs. Mabel Terry in
South Ryegate
A meeting Of the Barre Rangers Foot
ball club in pavilion Saturday, sept. o
at 1880 p. m. Let all be present. PEI
order president.
Miss Jane Reed. who has been visiting
friends on North Seminary street since
the FIRST OF the week, left yesterday for
her home in Poultney.
Miss Evelyn Drew has returned from
North ferrisburg, where she has been
the guest OF Miss Helen kingsland. dur.
/ ing the past three weeks
Mrs Howard Bennett and Miss Lii
liam Smith were called to Burlington Fri
day TO attend the funeral OF Miss Bea-
trice Field, who died Thursday,
David loll, who has been employed in
the machine shops at Hartford Conn,
during the past two months. returned to
his home on Jefferson street this week
Miss Fannie Alexander has left for her
home in Brooklyn after stay OF a few
Andes stoves and ranges are the best.
Call at +. A. Prindle Co. Depot square,
Mattresses wanted at once Tor White
Mountain hotel for two weeks or 70 the
end Of season Address Leon H. Cilley,
Maplcwood, \. H., or call on phone, re.
verse charges.
Election officers at The several polling
places will be the same next Tuesday,
with one exception, as they We're at the
last election In ward five Carlo Chiara-
yalli viii take the place OF f. F. Comol-
H.
Duchess, Peach. St Lawrence and
Founding apples Is a peck. Now is the
time to buy your apples while they are
cheap for preserving canning or jelly;
cooking apples l0c peck. Tel. orders to
p or Ohm, Barre.
Edison NJ Holden Of the Holden road, !
Barre Town, was taken to Heaton hos
pital yesterday with appendicitis. An
operation was performed and he is re-
ported as being rs comfortable as the |
circumstances warrant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fisk of Burlington |
who are visiting relatives in Brook6eld |
Tor few days were visitors in the city |
Yesterday. at the home of Mr. and |
Mrs F. II. Abbott of West Patterson
street Mr.. Fisk IS foreman of the Yer
mont experiment station at the Univer-
ity Of Vermont
Miss Zema Goodcl Of South Wood
curry, former teacher in the Barre city
chools, spent short time this week
il the home OF Mr. and Mrs. T. g. How
and in Barre, while on her way to Ha
erhll, Mass, where she will be engaged
n teaching during the present school
ear
George Simonds who is taking his an
ual vacation from the Homer Fits Co.
tore passed through the city Yesterday Z
While EN- route from Rutland to his home
n Williamstown. Mr.. Simonds has been
listing friends in Rutland during the {
asst week, also attending the Rutland
air and hose team tournament. I
Tickets for the special Central Yer
lont trains to be run to White River (
JUNCTION to accommodate the fair crowds
uring the first four days Of the coming .
'eek have already been sold in quanti :
les at the local station. Many people /
re also being attracted to the Chittcn- f
en- county fair, which comes at the same +
me. n
About twenty members OF the class of a
9l5, Spaulding high school, gathered o
st evening at Waterman's pasture near d
lab city and enjoyed a reunion which a
artook of the form OF a joint corn "
,ast and bacon bat There was an even t
fixture of boys and girls and between an q
,ger consuming of the feed" provided q
nd an active participation in various f
imes most enjoyable evening was h
,ent
The regular meeting OF Cobble Hill .
'ange was held Tuesday evening. After 2
e routine business, a program prepared 4
: the "graces" was given as follows:
ocal solo, Mildred Convey; guessing con
st, questions TO be answered by names
flowers; violin solo, Clarence Curtis :
red Reynolds was elected to fill the nj
e OF steward in place of Ralph Winter,
no resigned. Pomona grange will meet
it'll Cobble Hill grange Dec, 8. a
Attaches at the Central Vermont sta I
On uncovered an old relic to-day when =
ey came to dispose of the outgoing /
ggage. An old bicycle, which probably /:
ties back nobody knows when, was
long the articles. 1t was a woman's &,
leel, with wooden handlebars. an old ~
vie front tire friction brake and wood Al
and cord mudguards Tried out on 81
e station platform, it was found to u
,rk Just as well as the most modern of Z
likes.
The Concord, n H.. Monitor tells of a
broad signal perfected by Robert Tur- Z
r of Barre in the following item:
ebert Turner Of Barre, Vt, explained
crossing signal to the public service
to-day The device is ar
lged 50 that it can be set going auto 4
tically as the train approaches the
ssing and shut off as it passes by.
the day time a flag would serve as
} moving signal and at night a second
rier could carry an Illuminated sig