The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-02
TALK OF THE TOWN
New coat models at Fits

Earle h. Davis announces that he ha
moved his offices TO the Gordon block
Telephone 1852 M.-ady.
Special meeting of trustees of Barr,
City hospital at city council chamber thi
afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. c. l.. Newton returned Saturday
to her home in Randolph, after spending
three weeks in this city.
There will be harvest supper at the
Congregational church Friday, Oct @
from $3.50 to o'clock--adv.
Miss Bessie Duncan returned to the
city Saturday after passing the summer
and early fall in Whitefeld, n. H.
/ The annual joint elan fair will take
place in Rowland hall Oct. 20, 81 and 2s
Watch for further announcements.
Miss Jennie Albin and Miss Emma
Gerbetti have returned from Burlington
where they spent week with friends.
/ All members of the Cobble Hill Grange
Hospital aid are asked to pay their 1910
dues to Mrs. f. +. Perry as soon as con
| venient.
Miss Jessie Muiry of Bassett street
/ who has been passing several weeks in
Sugar HILL n. H., returned to the city
Saturday.
Miss Glea +. Blanchard left Saturday
night for Philadelphia. where she will en-.
ter the Hospital of Infantile Paralysis rs
! a supervisor.
| Mrs. John Hakala of upper Grantevlle
! was brought to the City hospital to-day
in Whitcomb's auto ambulance and will
have an operation
| Stove boards, stove pipes, elbows,
hampers, coal hods and coal sifters, all
| kinds of stove repairs Z. A. Prindle 200
| North Main street.
| Miss Florence Martin who is teaching
this fall at Cutler corner, spent Satur
day and Sunday at the home of her aunt
Mrs. Lizzie Robinson.
There will be a regular meeting of the
ladies aid society of st. Monica's church
Tuesday evening in the convent at $50.
Important business to come before this
meeting
Thomas r. Waterman, tenor soloist,
vocal teacher and coach will be at lis
Elm street Tuesday, Oct. 3, from 2 to 6
and to 9 p. m. Tel. Bib or Hotel
Barre.--adv.
Fred Burnham. who has been visiting
in Barre and at his home in Williams.
town, has gone to Cornwall the Hud-
teach in the Stone school.
John jordan of Foss street left yester-
day for Boston. where he plans to pass a
few days with relatives before going to
Exeter n H., where he is to enroll as
student at Philips Exeter academy.
Harry Levin, who has been visiting It
the home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
NJ. s. Levin of Merchant street, since re-
turning from Plattsburg, n Y, few
weeks ago. left last night for Syracuse,
/ n. V, to resume his studies at Syracuse |
university.
| A good crowd turned out to the James |
Lawson auction sale OF livery stock at /
Websteryille Saturday afternoon; horses
sold from $40 to Sl33; carriages, sleighs,
harnesses, robes, blankets, whips and
other stable equipment brought good
prices. c. f. Smith, auctioneer,
John G. Morrison and Mrs George A.
Close and two children, who have been
passing the summer at the Morrison
farm on west hill, returned to-day to
their home in Cambridge, Mass. They
were accompanied by Mr. Close, who ar
rived in the city Saturday.
The next regular meeting Of Cobble
Hill grange viii be held Tuesday night,
Oct. 3. Ii being ladies' night, all officers
will be ladies' and the program will be
in charge of the ladies' Mrs D. c. Roben
will be in charge of the ladies. Mrs. d.
c. Roben will act as master and Mrs. f
\. Trow as overseer.
Excursionists from Barre and towns
not far removed who went to Fort Ethan
Allen yesterday numbered l0S and al Z
most as many tickets were sold at the
Montpelier station A special train with
several coaches attached left the Central /
Vermont station at S:25 o'clock in the
morning and arrived in the city last '
night at 1915 o'clock Patrons of the q
excursion were given every opportunity
to visit the boys of tn lst Vermont in :
fantry. c
Singing again is May Irwin. 1t was !,
not case of finding her voice, for she =
has always been willing to sing in pri
vate, although silent in public for the I
past several seasons. This is forgotten ;
now in the happiness of her many admir- o
ers that she sings her typical songs in d
the new comedy, "33 Washington Square,
She will come here with the original New b
York cast and production to the opera a
house on Monday, Oct. 9adv. g
Twelve friends of Miss Marion G. Mar b
tin met at the home of her aunt, Mrs. St
Lizzie Robinson, on Eastern avenue, Sat
Irday afternoon TO give her surprise p
party, the occasion being her 18th birth s.
lay anniversary. The surprise was com h
olete and merry time was enjoyed. A n
dainty supper was served, the guests Il
finding their seats by means of place
ards Games and music made the time =,
pass pleasantly and the hostess received -
| number of gifts. "a
]. c. DeBrune who has been in charge s
If contracts for J. f. eastman, the Bur d;
ington contractor, in Barre and vicinity II,
or several months left to-day for Brad
ord, where he is to superintend the lay n
ne of strip of cement roadway in the :.
-illage. a eastman contract that includes .
he erection of curbing along the perma- :,
lent highway. Several laborers accom- 20
anied him to Bradford and others will -
e engaged in that vicinity, as the con =,
ractor expects to have the job completed u
n four or five weeks.
A change in timetable affecting all :.
ranch lines and divisions of the Central 4
'ermont railroad as well as the main
me became operative yesterday, al
hough the time of train arrivals and I
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