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

\ Ibll stoths bhiit bIuS W iNis VIZ AZ
Arthur Chisholm of Burlington calle'
| on friends in Barre yesterday and to
| day.
Miss Pearl McLeay of Boston is visit
ing for a few days with relatives il
town.
The choir of the Baptist church viii
meet for practice this evening at
o'clock.
Angus A. Smith of Montreal, p. O., il
passing several days with relatives OF
Perry street.
Maccabees-All members owing dues
are requested to pay the same at 40 Mer'
chant street. Phone 220-R.
The condition of G.. Filiberti of Rail.
road street, who has been quite serious
ly i'll, is reported to be improving
Get your system in shape to withstand
the effects of changeable fall weather.
Take our beef, iron and wine. Barre
Drug Co., Depot square.
Registration of pupils has been re-
sumed in the Landi School of Music. APP
ply between a. m. and p. m. at the
studio in the Miles block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Woodcock of Plain
field, w. II. Myers of Cabot and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Foster of Waterbury were
among the visitors in town yesterday.
Henry Fasola of Berlin street left the
city last night on business trip through
New York and Pennsylvania in the inter
ests of the Green Mountain Granite Co.
| Food sale! Baked beans, brown bread,
doughnuts and other cooked foods will be
on sale in the vestry of the Episcopal
church Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
adv
Before you decide on your fall gown
let us show you this seasons newest
models in silks serges and poplins. You
will find the prices right Mrs. Shepard
Co., Inc.
Miss Millicent Walker of Huntingdon,
p. o. and Miss Hazel Saunders of Athel
stan, P. O., have returned to their homes
after having been the guests of Rev. and
Mrs. w. J. NJ. Beattie of fremont street.
Victor and Joseph Bianchi, sailors in
the United States navy, who have been
visiting their mother %, upper Washing
ton street, left this forenoon for an At |
lantic port, their furloughs having ex-
pired.
Miss Flora Mcdonald of Bassett street |
returned yesterday from Lake Sunapee, |
n. H., where she has been employed dur !
ing the summer She left this morning !
for Westfield, Mass, where she win visit /
with her brother, who is a member Of
the Vermont regiment stationed there,
for few days.
The auction sale yesterday afternoon
at II Eastern avenue, city, for Mrs. Ora
Gregware was well attended. and a large
lot of property disposed of, and prices
were very satisfactory for both the
owner and purchasers. G. L, Smith con-
Quoted the sale.
Miss Gwendolyn Pitkin of IL French
street has been engaged by the civic de-
partment of the Barre WomRn's club to
do district nursing. She is also visiting
nurse for the Metropolitan Insurance Co.
Any calls sent to her tTel. 2ll-4) or TO !
Mrs. w. II. Richardson tTel. 2S3-Wl will
receive prompt attention
Alex Ironside is to be confined to his
rome on Ayers street for a few days on
account of slight accident which oe-
,urred while he was working at the Bar
lay brothers shed on Circle street yes
erday. Mr.. Ironside was lifting a pol
shing wheel and in some manner slipped,
he wheel catching his foot so as to
'ruise it quite badly
Mrs Kenneth j. Kirk, who has been
laying with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Black of Maple Grove while as |
listing for few days in the Office of
'ity Judge +. NJ. Harvey of Montpelier,
Eft yesterday for Albany, n Y, there
o reioin Mr. Kirk, New York state
stI. a,Nlyz Ia
,orks in st. Johnsbury. q v
Clare Crowley of East Barre, who has
cen employed as a stenographer in the
flice of the Granite Manufacturers as 7,
1ciation for the past one and one-haif -
ears. completes his duties tomorrow :,
nd expects to leave the city Sunday for i
Mass, where he is to pur
he a college preparatory course IN Cush- s.
o academy. Mr.. Crowley attended st. :.
ichael's college in Winooski before his do
nplo, ment by the manufacturers asso- Is
alton. wi
North Barre is emerging from the da
roes of its annual mad dog scare, as
e derelct canine which has been ter
rizing the inhabitants of the north end
.iliwick has not been seen for nearly "a
urs. The dog is described as an emery w
eature whose performances measure up me
the best traditions of North Barre Su
I'D dogs On Il recent night young chill mn
EN- took to shelter while an officer of in
e law fired futiIely upon fleeing dog orc
d on another occasion a shotgun was
ed without effect. ine
A telegram received this morning by mi
putty Sheriff Norman Mckenzie of
aniteville advised him of the acciden-
death of his brother, James Mcken-
. former. resident of Barre Town,
lich occurred in Missoula, Mont. The
,ssage followed tidings received last ing
sning of an automobile accident in NM
Itch Mr.. Mckenzie was said to have
IN seriously injured. The deceased j
5 formerly well known in Graniteville sur
A Websterville and it is expected that ply
body will be brought to Barre Town stu
interment. =
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