The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-30
TALK OFTHE TOWN

adv.
II Mrs. Cora Morris of Royaton is visit
ing for few days with friends IN town
FRANKLIN Farnum in the Bluebird fea
ture, 1.-THE Man Who Took Chance" al
the Bijou to-day. adv.
Only two days more to pay water
rentals before additional costs are added
II. o. Lee, superintendent.
George Smith of Fortney place left
last evening for Springfield Mass, where
he has secured employment.
| The ladies' aid of st. Monica's church
| will hold whist party in H. OF {. hall
| Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O.
Why make knitting bags when you
can buy them at Congregational fair Tor
o5c each Orders also taken.-adv.
Joseph Tondreau returned to Barre
last evening. after having been employed
in New Haven, Conn, for several months.
w. II. Harrison has returned to New
York after passing few days in the
city on business connected with the Har-
rison Granite Co
John A. Wilkinson, formerly of this
city, returned yesterday to his home in
Ticonderoga, N. Y, after passing the
week end with friends here.
bcOTBe IL MtdUe OF new YIN, WIZ
formerly operated retail monument of
flee in Barre, is at Hotel Barre while
passing several days in the city on bust
ness.
The city garbage team making collec
tons for the city viii continue the week
out and not stop Oct. 81, as previously
announced The collections will be over
all the regular scheduled routes.
! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perry of Water
| bury, who were recently married there,
visited with friends in town yes
terday on their way to Waterbury from
| their honeymoon IN New York and Bos
ton.
All those who are going to take part |
in the food conservation canvass to-mor |
row are requested to meet at the school |
hall in the Spaulding building this even
ing at o'clock TO receive cards and in
structions.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coutts and chill
dren of Spaulding street. the former of
whom has been employed until recently
at the fire station, left last evening for
Aberdeen, Scotland, where they will
make a visit Of several weeks with rela
tives.
Lawton Witt of Winchendon, Mass,
the well known former Goddard athlete,
who has been playing baseball during
the summer months with the Philadel /
phia Athletics, is spending few days at
the home of his sister Mrs. A. c. Foster
of Averill street. I
A large number of people attended the
sale of stock at the George Wilfore farm
in Williamstown Saturday afternoon,
which was conducted by ID. A. Perry.
Good prices prevailed on all the stock, a
pair of 2-year.old steers weighing about
/ 400 pounds bringing 1925.
Members of Col j. B. Mead circle, La
dies of the G. A. r., will meet at their
hall Wednesday afternoon Oct. 81, at n
2 30 o'clock to fiji Christmas bags for the q
soldier boys, bags to be furnished. Bring 4
articles for the bags as listed in last il
Barre Times. Let all mem.
bers be present.
The woman's association Of the Con- c
church will hold a special
meeting in the parlor Wednesday at 2;30 2
to sew for the missionary barrel and Il
also to complete arrangements for the y
annual sale Donations of clothing, new h
Or second hand. including millinery, are q
asked to be sent in for the barrel Z
Fred Whttemore Of Burlington, dep fl
lty collector of internal revenue. arrived
n the city to-day for a business visit of a,
several days. Collection OF war taxes re
lue after Nov I are in Mr. Whittemore's L
Jurisdiction and in the past few days re- =
alters Of tobacco and beverages have
,een preparing carefully for his visit
An impromptu musicale with several
interesting musical numbers was the me
Iium chosen by 20 OF the young friends {
# l. Caslsn, who gathered at his home,
2 Pleasant street last evening, for OBJ I
CRYING his Goth birthday anniversary. J
he music included vocal numbers, piano /
nd violin selections. Mr.. Caslani well
omed his guests warmly, and then the
lusic began. Violin selections were con II
ributed by $. Cometta and G, Cassellini
nd among the soloists were L. Rossi
. Maino and c. Romano. One of the II
elightful features of the assembly was H
vocal solo by Mr.. Casiani, the host. II
.ho rendered III Memoro' in pleasing H
Dice Before the company dispersed, H
lncheon was served and congratulations
Stended by the guests. H
Whether the mayor, in pursuance to H
ne acceptance by the council of pro II
Dsed new franchise for the traction II
,mpany a fortnight ago, is to call
,ecial city meeting where the question III
ay be decided on referendum, may be |
lown tonight when the board of alder II
en- meets for its regular session. A II
eek ago inquiry developed the informa II
on that officials of the traction com II
inv had not carried the new franchise II
fore their bond holders, move which II
ayor Glysson expected would be made II
fore the city meeting is called. AT the II
Getting tonight the health committee II
in report its recommendations in the II
after of appeals for assistance made II
ring the quarantine and the report, in II
cordance with instructions from the II
ard. is TO sort the wheat from the chat II
advising as to the number of bills 70 II
paid. II
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
IRE last night and this morning were II
E following people: ;. ;. Foy OF De II
,it. Mich, DR. and Mrs. G. A. Dunnett II
Arlington. Mass. Miss Amey Z. Tay. II
Of Lexington, Mass. George J.. Dut IL
! Of Syracuse. y v, ". A. Dutton Of
rdwick. f. A. Wiley Of Springfield,
orge James IT. H. Stone Of Hardwick, -
T. Oliver of st IohnshuTv. +. e. Hay