The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-21
T1LKOF THE TOWN


Palmists. clairvoyants. French Sis
tiers. last few weeks, 40 Main st.
Call for the Adderly, the new double
breasted blue unfinished worsted at $40
Lamoreys.
The meeting Of the joint amusement
committee OF Clan Gordon arranged ion
tonight has been postponed until Mon
day
Take advantage of our free delivery
service. This convenience is maintained
for YOU and we want you to use it freely
Barre Drug Co. Tel. 6l3-M.
w A. Dutton, a member OF the public
service commission, and Mrs. Dutton re-
turned to their home in Hardwick yes
terday after a visit in Barre.
Millinery opening Sept. p. Our hats
are fashioned after the most approved
models. Inspection invited. Mrs. Flora
Foster, l40 North Main street.-adv.
Sheriff A. A. Reed of Williamstown
and Frank s. Williams of Bradford, a
former states attorney, were among the
business visitors in the city to-day.
d. A. Perry returned this morning
from Littleton. n. H., where he conduct
ed very successful sale of registered
stock for Archie Holden on the Eastman
farm. The stock was sold at prices
ranging from Sl75 to $3.50, about 20 head
being purchased by Washington county
men,
A fair sized audience witnessed the
LYMAN H. Howe travel festival. which
was presented at the opera house last
evening. This new production was in
teresting as well as instructive, for one
was taken on board the United States
navy Somewhere in the Atlantic and
was shown the typical life of jackie as
it occurred on board the hattleship Ar
kansas The many devices for protection
against Zeps and the firing of the big
guns at night were among the most vivid
topics shown The duties of a sailor
training in the Annapolis training school,
the perils met in mountain climbing and
the real wild west activities were inter
esting and added materially to the even
ing's entertainment, in which the spirit
Of Americanism predominated.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were !
the following people: Mr.. and Mrs. w. |
4. Westover of Montreal, p O., Mr. and
Mrs. i. Forrest of Boston, Arthur F. |
Morrow of Boston, L. G. Adams of Man
chester. George r. Van Loon of Albany,
n. Y. NJ. f. Granlave of White River
Junction. Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Dutton 4
IF Hardwick. R A. Field Fitchburg,
Mass, w. $. Miller of Cohoes, n V, II.
B. Lang of Springfield, J. L. Fletcher Of
Sherbrooke. p O.. w j. Neweomb of
Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs X. A. Pearl,
Mrs. II @. Ely. Mr. and Mrs L. NJ II
Scott of st. Johnsbury, George A. Bur
,ank. Stuart Macdonald, A. w. Craig
# Boston. Mr.. and Mira. II. ". White
# Windsor. Conn.,, W. W. Rowe of New
York, w. II. Fellows of Toledo. o., NJ. G..
libby of Portland. r. o. Sulloway of
&. Johnsbury.
Southwark the course Of the roadmak
rs takes its wav on South Main street,
where Contractor J. c. DeBrune has ex-
ended the excavation for paving blocks
o a point well beyond the garage. G.. l..
irerware has a force Of men at work
4 having the cement foundation for the
aving and this phase Of the big JOB has
zen extended to the warehouse Of 3. w. :
locker & Co Mr. Gregware has the con
ract for the cement work and the curb /
~ and curbstones have been set as far
outh a. the garage preparatory 20
uilding q new sidewalk. Il is expected :
hat an opening for the paving layers
in be made next week, although the
Is anxious q gain consider
be lcewav IN the excavation. a. the
sving goes in quickly. Thus far the
are not worrying absut the :
nc element and the Indications are that
,e project may b. finished before mid
ovembcr.