The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-26
TALKOFTHE TOWN

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r. +. Goodrich of Granville is a. bus
ness visitor in town to-day.
II Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Berdan of Waite
bury visited with friends in town yeste
day.
II just received, another invoice Of sill
and serge dresses. Mrs. w. +. Shepar
II Co., Inc.
Officers of Clan Gordon are making al
rsngements for the annual fair, which,
is expected. will be held in November
Miss Lyle G, Even of Orange stree
returned TO the city last evening, afte
visit of several days in Enosburg Fall
| II. Z. Mallouf of Boston, representa-
tive of the Mutual Film Co., is passin
! several days in the Barre granite belt o.
business.
Alexander Kesson of Harrington ave
nue. is detained from his duties in tn
Union Clothing store by an attack o
the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Camp Of Highland
avenue returned yesterday from Hen
mixer, n. H., where they spent the weel
end with friends.
Miss Gladys Massie returned yesterday
from Bethlehem, n H., where she has
been employed during the summer al
the Maplewood house.
Harold l.. Bailey of Bradford, who is
connected with the state campaign for
the eradication of insect pests, was Wis
itor in the city yesterday and to-day
Rudulfo Anderson, Knut Lans, Sig.
Carlson and Carl Bornstrom left the city
last evening for New York. where they
expect to be employed for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Hall and daughter
returned to their home in Boston yester-
day, after having spent the week end at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. V, E. Ayers of
Ayers street.
Angus A. Smith, who came from Mont
real to Barre last week for visit, was
taken seriously i'll last night with what
was thought to be appendicitis. He is at
the home of his brother, Donald Smith
Representative Frank Haynes of
Orange was business visitor in the city
to-day. Mr.. Haynes presided at a large
~ attended Red Cross rally and flag
raising in his home town last evening.
An unknown man was arrested on
North Main street this morning and
locked up in a cell at police headquarters
He will be arraigned before Magistrate
H. w, Scott in municipal court this even
ing on an intoxication charge.
The auction sale conducted at the
Bodies farm in Plainfeld yesterday was
attended by a large number Of Barre
people, good prices being realized on all
the stock. The sale was conducted by
d. A. Perry, who is in charge OF sale
conducted to-day at the HOLSTER hill in |
Marshfield for A. Z. Thompson and II. J. |
Tuttle.
A contest of cards win be staged be.
tween the Ancient Order of Hibernians |
and the Catholic Order Of Foresters at |
Knights of Columbus hall on Thursday
evening, the competition to be gotten un.
der way as soon as st. Johns court shall
have finished its regular meeting. The
contest is 10 be the first of series of
friendly tournaments to be played by
fraternal societies during the fall and
winter.
Cement workers who are engaged in
building cement paved highway on
North Main street have passed the Sec
ond street mark and are still heading
north. The appropriation made by the
,ity council with the aid of the state ,
highway department is carrying the job
farther along than had been expected |
Ind with the present terminus several I
yards beyond the Second street intersec- :
ion, the last of the money is not yet in a
light. A considerable section of the ce-
nent highway is open to traffic and trav- (,
lers have expressed their satisfaction +"
'ver the new roadway. c
Present indications do not point to a h
arge representation from Barre at the 1
var convention of the Greater Vermont t
ssociation in Rutland Thursday and Fri a
ay. See. H. A. Phelps of the Barre d
|oard of Trade stated to-day that he \
ad been in correspondence with mem e
ers of the association and that a size il
BILE delegation from Barre was desired u
v the officers. None of the officials of Ct
he Board of Trade plans to attend. al ci
hough Atty. J. W. Gordon expects TO go a
V rail to the convention city and if a A
lumber of persons wishing to make the f
lip can be enlisted an automobile will
e chartered for the journey over the
fountain.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel =,
ARE last night and this morning were
lie following people: Guy W. Hill and
. W Hastings of st. Johnsbury, Amos
Eaton of South Royalton, H. L. Bailey ii
Bradford, S. G. Hyams of Montreal, CT
O., Miss Littel and Miss Armstrong of in
ew York, Miss Bond of Baltimore, Nd, va
r. and Mrs. H. L. Hethmansperge of is
Dston, r. w. Reams of st. Johnsbury, tn
r and Mrs. G. b. Torrey of New York, ia
RS. George r. Clawly, John r. Clawly du
Boston. Mr. and Mrs Charles c. San la
RS, A. W. Constance, Frank +. Howard ba
Clinton, Mass, II. A. Butler of Bel in
VS. Falls, I. B. Neweomb of Bellows
Ills, o. II. Nelson, c. J. Moulton, T. r. pli
night of Mortified, C. W. Macdonald bo
Boston, c. w. Whittier, p. F. Chap oh
an of East Granville. B. l.. Barber of tn
ttsfield, Patrick Crowley, A. H. Proctor Tia
d Louis Ferrani of New York City. in,
Under the direction of Coaches Hoernle
d Early, plans are being made at God
I'd seminary for a football schedule.
though sessions were resumed only Co
sterday, the coaches had large mum
r of candidates on the field yesterday
.ernoon, drilling them in the funda-
.ntals of football. A large number of Fra
1 years team have been lost by grad nat
ton, but the coaches have a fine nu- at
us Of players in Tryon. Smith. Soules, bee
idgeford. Jacobs and Wallace Of last sen