The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-27
TALK OFTHE TOWN

bolts.
IL See the bargains in millinery at Mrs
Birnies, Pleasant street.
II James 0'Neil in Little Miss Nobody
at the Bijou to.day-adv.
II Dance, Red Mems hall, Montpelier, to
Il night Admission, soc; ladies', free.-adv
New line of popular sheet music nov
on sale at Toe copy at Bailey's Music
/ Rooms.
The Transfers union will hold meet
ing in painters hall tonight at 1880
| Good attendance desired.
| Miss Doris Hoyey left this morning foI
| Ryega'te, where she is making a stay OF
! several days with friends.
You are invited to call and see my
full line of fall and winter millinery
Mrs. Carroll 20 Main street.
J.. r. Rickert of fremont street is tax
ing a vacation of two weeks from his
duties in the Drown pharmacy.
Miss Annie Irish of Brooklyn street
left this forenoon for Fitchburg, Mass
where she plans to make an extended
stay.
Auction sale tomorrow afternoon of
cows and young stock for II. A. LeBaron,
near Lower Cabot. C. +. Smith, auc-
tioneer.
Ernest +. Little, who is taking va
cation from his duties in the Barre
Steam laundry is passing few days
with friends in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dluante c. Rizzi, who
were recently married in Barre, have re-
turned to the city, after passing their
honeymoon in Boston and vicinity. They
are to reside on North Main street.
My stock of new furs Just arrived from
New York. Call and have your choice
while the stock is complete. Bring your
old furs in exchange. Will allow you
good price on them. Joe Kovalsky, East
man block Tel 1874
Nearly 100 people from Barre and
Barre Town were in attendance at the
dance in Washington last night. The
gathering was in the nature of a hop
for the old and young people and the
attendance measured well up to the
standard set in former years when the
dance was an important adjunct of the
| Washington fair. CAROLS orchestra
played for the dance.
About 30 Barre people attended the
Warlich Kreisler concert in the Montpe
lier city hall auditorium last evening, |
making up an enthusiastic part of the
small audience which gathered to hear |
Reinhold Warlich, baritone singer, and |
Fritz Kreisler the famous violinist, the
latter in the role of piano accompanist to |
Warlich. Warlichs contributions TO the |
program were well received but greater |
appreciation seemed to be gained from
the instrumental work by kreisler. Al I
though the audience was quite insistent
the only encore granted by the perform
ers during the whole evening was to
Loeb Lomond."
The registration of students for the
evening drawing school will take place
Saturday, Sept. %, and Monday, Oct. l,
from $3.50 until $3.50 p. m. in the Math-
ewson school building, corner Elm and
Jefferson streets. School session begins
Tuesday, Oct. 2, at $50 p. III. Glasses
meet Tuesdays and Thursdays. or Wednes
days and Fridays, according to subjects
selected Rebates win be given only to
students who pay their tuition fees
ranging from 80 cents to s. per month
monthly in advance and attend four
ffths OF the term. Irregular attendance
without an acceptable excuse will mean
the loss of rebates. Doors open Mt 6:20
p. m. Other important rules are posted
in the school rooms. !
There is a possibility that Washington
street will witness the innovation Of a
one-man car on the traction line as the
result of an experiment which Brattle
boro traction officials are trying or are
about to try. When he appeared before
the city council last evening Vice Pres
ident H. T. Sands of the b. & NJ. T. &
P. Co. stated that members of the public
service commission had inspected a one
man car in Springfield, Mass, before 9
issuing permit for the Brattleboro road :
to give the plan a try-out. Previously,
he commission had refused the Barre. d
Montpelier road permission to give it a e
est on Washington street Mr.. Sands :
aid that officials of his road are watch !,
ng the Brattleboro experiment with
yiew to trying it on the Washington I
street and Seminary hill lines, If II
houIh operate successfully in Wind T.
lam county. During the session last =
tight there was complaint concerning
he speed attained by Washington street o
ars in descending the hill and the he, 2
lief was expressed that one man ear n
night decrease the hazard p
An entertainment and the annual y
Meeting of the Philathea class of the az
first Baptist church was held in the Y
hurch parlors last evening. Entertain y
nent was furnished by the losing side, v
With Mrs Harland Maxfeld as captain, =
n penny contest recently held by the :, =.
lass, to the winning side under the lead ~ y,
rship of Mrs G.. +. Perry. The mem y
ers of the entertaining side served the ~ =.
timers dainty supper, consisting OF =
sh croquettes, sandwiches, salads, cake 81
nd coffee The tables were prettily dec y,
rated with asters, sweet peas and by .
rangeas Mrs. G. f. Perry, on behalf =
{ the guests, thanked the entertainers
nd voted them royal in their entertain
tent, being especially pleased with a
Ike labelled BEST Wishes for the Win
srs" Following the supper the annual So
Getting and election of officers was held, ba
it'll SO ladies present. Reports of Off
RS were read and accepted, the same tal
rowing that the class has never been en-
well situated financially as now. Fifty a
,llars has already been paid this year cit
ward the parsonage and vote was De
ken to paw $50 more at once. The fol
wing officers were elected: President, pis
- Ira.a Guitar. vice nrpsideuf Mrs