The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-05
TALK OFTHE TOWN
'ew line Of bath robes at Fits.

meet tonight at $3.50 at the church 70
| rehearsal.
John Fontana left yesterday Afternoon
for Burlington, where he is to pass tn
week end with friends
Observe the nationwide candy day Sat
mday by trying our delectabe reception
creams, 22c the pound at Laws cand,
shop.
Regular meeting local ASS, NJ. p. U.
Sunday, Oct. 7, at $3.50. Every mem
Der is expected to be present w. j. Gil
berston, sec.
To Reinforcement, electric lights
gas, bath, set tubs, central location
Rent, $l3 month. Inquire at 10 Mer
chant street.
Miss Ethel Even of Orange street left
the city this afternoon for New York
where she is TO pass few days with her
sister, Miss Lucille Even.
Regular meeting of the Modern Wood
men of America this friday evening
at o'clock. Refreshments. Referendum
vote on patriotic war fund.
Mrs. Glenn Coffin and daughter OF
Graniteville left the city this morning
for Vergennes, where they are to pass
the week end with relatives.
Robert b. MacLie of Terrace avenue
is passing several days in New York
state on business connected with the
George Straiton Granite 90.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Nye of North Mont
peler and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hinckley
and daughter of Yarmouthport, Mass,
were recent visitors in the city.
At the annual meeting of the Vermont
Association for the Prevention of Tuber-
eulosis in Rutland this week, Alexander
Ironside of Barre was elected a director.
Mr.. and Mrs Sawyer, who have been
visiting in the home of their son, Leo
Sawyer of Summer street, returned yes
terday to their home in Sanbornyille,
n H.
d. A. Perry returned last evening from
Brattleboro, where he conducted very
successful sale of registered stock yes
terday for the Pure Bred Live Stock as
ISOLATION
Rev. Edgar Grassland of Wellington
street returned this morning from Law
renee, Mass, where he delivered an ad
dress Wednesday evening during the an
nual meeting of the presbytery Of New
buryport,
Charles T. Southgate, who was EN-
ployed for some years as agent for the
NJ. & w r. railroad in Barre, has accept
ed position as night operator at the
station of the Central Vermont railroad
in South Royalton.
From the Syrian colony on Prospect
street tomorrow goes a considerable
delegation to North Adams, Mass, and
r. J., for a visit of several
days. Among those who are to make
the trip are Joseph Charley of the Yer
mont Fruit Cos branch store, Albert |
Corey, Charles Shady, the painter,
Thomas Woby and Herbert Lahout.
Earl Magoon of Y North Main street,
Barre, was sent by the navy recruiting
office ut Montpelier to-day to Burlington
the young man having passed the pre-
iminary examination for apprentice sea
man The Montpelier Office also sent
James R. Mcdonald Of II Charles street,
Montpelier, who has enlisted for the cleo
.rical department OF the wireless service.
w. W. Colson, who operates the score
BOARD at the opera house, which shows
he world series baseball games, is busiIv
ngaged to-day in setting the board and
will have everything ready tonight. Mr..
olson ia the inventor of this board,
which is the only illuminated score board
made, and has operated his boards for
he New York Tribune, Boston Post and
t Fenway park. A special wire has been
un and each play will be received by an
perator seated behind the score board
within minute after being made on the
ed.
The first consignment of paving for
he permanent street project on South
lain street was hauled to the job yester
ay and had the weather permitted, paw !.
1g block layers would have made be
inning at the north end Of the new 9
ighway this morning. Rainy weather I
as retarded the work of laying the ce- I
tent foundation for the granite blocks,
ut considerable progress has been made
nd once the employees of the Barre Paw
x & Contracting Co. begin TO lay stone
ley will have their work mapped out for
lem if they overtake the cement work
IS Contractor G. L. Gregware and his
ang were unable to work yesterday be-
tuse of the weather and to-day's rain
used another setback. "
Among the guests arriving at Hotel =
ARE last night and this morning were I
lie following people: f. H. Beals and ,
srty of New York City, II. f. w Chut
r Of Swanton, w. b, Hopkins, jr., of
oston, Fl. J. Andrews of Rutland, Mr..
I'd Mrs. \, d. Keith and Mr. and Mrs.
w. Wales, ir., of Boston, T. A. Keefe I
Hartford, w. y. Henderson of New
ork, A. c. Van Alstyne of Albany.
Y w 7. LETTER of Burlington, w II
title of Utica, y. ", Robert Henry of
cunt Vernon, n Y, Louis ~ Provost I
Rutland, Mr.. and Mrs p f. Bearse !
Brandon r. II Craft Of Cleveland, o., a
A. Hunter of St Johnsbury, r. BIZ
ing of Springfield, J.. b. Dow of Bar
n. J. C. Whitney of Portland, Ne. J
wing Wood of Burlington, II. H. Jen- :
ms of New York IA
Local physicians are perfecting their 9
ans for entertaining nearly 100 doctors
no are expected here Oct. II and ~ for 4
e annual meeting of the Vermont State
edical society. The entertainment COM
ttee consists of DIR. VI. L. Chandler, 9
. w L. Lazell and Dr. John H. Wood
r. Hotel Barre has been designated as
e headquarters for the visiting medics
d the annual banquet of the society
II be held there Thursday evening
ssions are to be held in Rowland hall g
d the clincs will take place in the
IRE City hospital. The meeting, which
the l04th since the society was organ
d. will close with a trim to the ouar-