The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-06
TALKOFTHE TOWN
New line Of bath robes at Fits.

New line of bath robes at Fits,
Food sale, all kinds, Congregational
vestry, Saturday afternoon.-adv.
Herbert Abbey has returned to the city
after passing several days in Bristol,
Conn
Mrs. Martha Thibault OF Marshfeld
was among the visitors in the city yes.
terday.
Goud's prices are made to fit the
pianos without store rent, salaries or
commissions
Charles A. Murphy returned yesterday
to Burlington after passing few days
in the city on business.
Deposits made in the Barre Savings
Bank 4 Trust Co. on or before Oct. ii
draw interest from Oct. J..
Henry Mute of North Main street left
last night for Manchester, N, H., where
he is passing week with his brother.
II. S. Springer of Norwood, N. Y, re-
turned to his home yesterday after pass
ing a few days in the city on business.
| Observe the nationwide candy day Sat
urday by trying our delectahle reception
creams, 22c the pound at Laws candy
shop
Mrs. Minnie Sanders of Piermont, N.
H., has been passing week with her
daughter, Mrs NJ. f, Cutler of Jefferson
street.
Regular meeting local ass, M. P. U,
Sunday, Oct. Z, at $3.50. Every mem
Der is expected TO be present. w. j. Gil
berston, see.
To Reinforcement, electric lights,
gas, bath, set tubs, central location
T,Dntra M Ia Mar.
chant street
Please do your shopping Saturday from
8 p. m. to 10 p. m, as the store will be
closed from Monday to Tuesday 8 p, m.
Little Dry Goods Store.
Mrs William Steward of Mount street
left the city yesterday afternoon for
visit of several days with relatives in
Ryegate and Woodsville, n. H.
Miss Ethel Wishart of Camp street
has returned to the city after passing
several days in the home of her brother,
Harry r. Wishart Of Winooski
carload of California wine grapes |
will arrive in Barre next week, suitable |
for making wine and grape juice, and |
wholly desirable for eating purposes.
Leave orders early with Charles Fan
leoni
Miss Gertrude Ennis Of North Main
street, who is taking vacation from
her duties in the Shore studio, left the
city this morning for Hartford Conn,
where she is visiting relatives.
The adjourned meeting of the Barre
Red Cross viii be held this afternoon at
2:30 In Aldrich hall. A large attendance
is desired, as election of officers and com
mittees for the ensuing year will take
place
Fiv, carloads of paving from Barre
Hill were brought to Barre yesterday and
set off on a siding In the Prospect street
yard The stone is the property OF the
Barre Paving & Contracting CO., which
received part of the South Main street
paving contract, and during the day
teamsters were busily engaged in haul
ing loads OF the blocks to the scene OF
the street building operations.
Sometime in the coming week the city
council will assemble for a conference |
with members of the state board Of
health, the secretary of the board having
advised Mayor Glysson that it would
convene in Barre during the l04th an
nual meeting of the Vermont State Medi
cal society. The councils negotiations
with the state board OF health bark back !
10 last April when special council com
mittee went to Burlington to confer with
the board in the matter of health off
ger, The term of DIR. j. w Stewart, ,
present secretary of the local board, ex !
pires this fall.
Baseball and football are to share the
attention of sport fandom in Barre to- '
lay, and while the worlds series game !
between New York and Chicago, to be '
played in the Windy city, will probably !
occupy the center of the stage, the grid j
ron sport is not without its devotees and
/ considerable crowd viii gather at the
seminary campus to see Goddard sem I
nary and the Norwich sub-varsity team y
n action. 1t is to be the first game of b
he season and followers of football on .
he hilltop viii have an opportunity to {
zee what Coach Charlie Hornele and his
ssistant, Mr.. Early, have done with the
alent at their disposal The game be- ?
inns at o'clock. The fan whose whole b
interest is bound up in the world series b
fair will have ample facilities for keep n
ny in touch with the game At the y
'arre opera house an electric score board "
yill depict every play, while the inning u
tories of the game viii be received else b
there in the city. P