The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Goldfish free at Red Cross Pharmacy
See adj. page 5.
A special meeting of Canton Vintor
Friday night at 1880,
Billie Burke in "Gloria's Romance" and
Pearl White in "The Iron Claw" at the
Biiou to-day.-adv.
Miss Florence LaPage of Prospect
street commenced homework this morn.
ing at the Morrison farm.
The Savings Bank 0vercoat club am
now registering members. This is for
the interest of your pocketbook. Don't
miss it. f. A. Hutchinson, over Ladd's
store.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Dow, Mr.. and
Mrs f. w, Corwin and two children OF
South Royalton visited friends in the
| city yesterday. ~
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walker, who have
been visiting friends on Prospect street
during the past week left last night for
their home in Sharon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Jones left yesterday
for Randolph and South Royalton, where
they will spend a few days on business
before returning to Barre.
Prof, j, NJ. Chapman arrived in the city
this morning from his home in New
York and will give recital at the God
dard chapel this evening
Miss Adella Gokey, who has been Wis.
iting friends on Walnut street since the
latter part of September left yesterday
for her home in North Bennington.
Miss Gertrude Miller returned to her
home in Worcester, Mass, last evening,
after visiting friends and relatives on
North Main street during the past week
+. G. Hazeltine arrived in the city this
morning and will spend several days in
Barre and Barre Town on business be-
fore returning to his home in Springfield,
Mass.
A, A. Fairbanks of Burlington arrived
in the city last night for a few days Wis
it at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
William Robertson, of Elm street.
Dr. Joseph A. Wark left this morning
with his brother, Roy Walk, 1916 grad
uate of Goddard seminary, for Medford,
Mass, where the latter is to enroll as a
student at Tufts college DR.. Wark will
witness one of the worlds series games
before returning to Barre.
Hosea Kinney, student at Goddard
seminary, left yesterday for his home in
St Lawrence, n Y, and will spend
few weeks at home, while he is nursing
an injured hand which he received in a
practice game-.of baseball on the God !
dard campus a few nights back. /
Mrs. William Conner and daughter, !
Miss Blanche Conner, left last night for
Mortified where they will join Mr. Con
nor, who is employed in Mortified !
Friends at Mortified viii give Mr. and !
Mrs. Common a party in honor Of their |
24th wedding anniversary tonight n. !
e and Burt Baldwin accompanied them
to Mortified.
Painters were set at work to-day in
Barre by the management of the Central
Nermont railroad to paint the iron
bridges along the line to Montpelier The
work will probably be completed on the
Barre branch line sometime during the
after part Of next week From this line
he painters will work along the main
inc to st. Adams.
The Black Cat, a well known short
tories publication, announces for its No
'ember issue, "The Sculpin," by Leroy
whose home is in Barre At 4
fttetUl MI hfUHeIH is uolHB
york for a repertoire company in the
maritime provinces and incidentally col Il
Getting material with the real local color
or the background OF several stories he
$ to do for the story magazine.
Supt. H. w Ross OF the cemetery sys
EN- in Newton. Mass, who is a member
# the committee in charge of the 1917
Of national cemetery super
ntendents, who are coming to Barre for
heir annual gathering, was in the city
to confer with Supt. Alex Han
on of the city cemeteries, who was &C
i've in getting the association to choose
'arre as the 1917 convention city. The
wo superintendent talked over tenta-
i've plans for the August gathering. Mr..
loss and his wife came here with Mr..
nd Mrs. F. W. Mann of Woodsville, n.
l.. who have been entertaining them in
heir New Hampshire lone for few
avs. They were registered at Hotel
arre during their stay in the city and
i'll return home tomorrow.