The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

stephen Latin went to Waterbury this
morning for brief visit with friends,
Andes stoves and ranges are the best.
Call at T.. A. prindle Co., Depot square
John Fontana went yesterday to Bur
lington TO pass the remainder OF the
week with friends.
The monthly meeting OF the Bonaecord
Football club will be held in their pa
vilion this evening at promptly.
NJ. T.. Morrison, who has been making
a two weeks visit at the Morrison home
stead, returns to-day To his home in Chi
cago.
Capt. Ward of the Salvation Army is
in Burlington for u few days 10 deliver
his lecture on "The War, the Man and
the Hour"
A special meeting of Granite City
Quoting club will be held in club pa.
vilion Friday night, Sept. p, at o'clock,
Important.
Mrs. T. w. ellison and Mrs. Ellen Cush'
ing and friends from Quechee were call
ers at the home of Il. c. Brock of Wash
ington street Wednesday.
j. o. Beckley has moved from Essex
street to SO South Main street and John
Wilson has taken possession of the house
left vacant by Mr.. Beckley.
Regular meeting OF |. o. o. H., NJ. U
Friday night at o'clock in X. OF c. hall.
Provincial grand lady will be present and
refreshments will be served.
Auction sale at Farnham's at Montpe-
ler omorrow, % fresh horses lots of
commission horses, wagons, harnesses,
robes. whips and halters, also three good
Il 20 frag hon on vi "
this fall. C. f. Smith, auctioneer.
Did YOU attend the baking demonstra-
ton at +. A. Prindle'sY Do not fail to
see this famous combination double An
DIES wood, coal and gas range. The dem
onstration is still going on here. +. A..
Prindle & Co., 200 North Main street
w. D. Quimby & Co. OF Boston, manu-
facturers of confectionery, whose presi'
dent is w. d. Quimby, well known in
Barre, has declared its 3lst 2 per cent
quarterly dividend payable Oct. to
stockholders of record Sept. u on guar
anteed issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Reynolds, Mrs. w.
NJ. Holden Mrs. c. G. Scott and Mrs.
f. NJ. Tobin returned TO the city last
evening from a motor trip to Boston.
G. w, Averill, Miss Eula Averill and A.
i. Averll are also back from an auto
trip TO Boston, having been absent since
Sunday.
Daniel McBain of Brook street is de-
tanned from his work at the Presbrey
Coykendall plant as the result of an in
Jury received yesterday when he was
struck in the right eye by a flying frag-
ment of steel. The steel particle came
| T. ba ~ or
was using and for few moments he was
blinded by the blow. Uptown he visited
the office of an eye doctor and had the
foreign matter removed Unless there
are untoward developments Mr.. McBain
expects to be back at the banker within
few days
| Frank J. Hunton of Orange street sub
mitted to an Xray examination OF has
right arm yesterday in the office OF Dr.
| II. II. Reid and learned that the radius
bone had been cracked as the result of an
accident which he sustained while crank
ing one of the Smith & Cummings delivery
trucks Monday. At first 10 was thought
that one or both of the arm bones had
been sprained. but when the usual min
istrations failed to ease the pain, Mr..
Hunton determined to have the member
examined through an Xray. The nature
of the partial fracture makes it neees-
sarv for him to wear the arm in a sling.
George H. Wilder, teacher of voice,
flute and pianoforte, of Burlington, Vt,
authorized exponent OF the William
Shakespeare method Of breathing, tone
production and singing, refers by permits
sion to William Shakespeare, London;
ir- |. orif
Saenqer, New York; Gustav Saenger,
New York; Edwin Gorham, Boston. Mr..
Wilder, by request will teach in Barre
each Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday
forenoon during the season. For further
particulars address the Wilder School OF
Music, ll6 Main. street, opposite Van
Ness house, Burlington, Vt.-adv.
The annual exhibits of the children's
home gardens will be held at the Church
street school building Friday evening
from 1880 to 10 o'clock and Saturday |
from a. M to 3 p. m, Sept. % and %.
Admission, adults 10, children &c. All ex- |
hbits must be brought to the Church |
street building before noon Friday. No
exhibit will be removed from the build |
ing until the exhibit is closed. All eX-
hihitors who are to compete for prizes
must have their names attached to all
articles. Parents or friends are invited
to bring any plant, flower or vegetables
they may wish to exhibit. Prizes will
be awarded Saturday at 10 a. m
Barre friends of Rev. w. g. johnson,
father of Cashier w. C. johnson of the
Peoples National bank, who formerly |
resided in Barre for year, will regret |
to learn that i'll health has compelled him |
to give up his passionate of the Methodist |
church in Windsor, a charge which he |
has held for the past three years. He
plans to move to Derby, where he hopes |
to regain his health, as physicians have |
advised him not to attempt to do the !
work of a settled pastor until he had
rested for year. For some time he has
been on a leave of absence from the |
Windsor church and has spent several
months on the shores of Willoughby lake
in the hope that the change would prove
beneficial.
Goddard seminary students who have
starred on the hilltop diamond continue
to attract the attention of major league |
talent as is evidenced by the following |
note in Yesterdays Boston Globe:
George Faulkner of Dorchester, who |
PLAYED with the st. Johnsbury, VT, club /
this summer, has been out at Braves
field and made fine impression, Man
ager S+alliups likes his work and the /