The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Auto livery at Cutler Bros stable.
Special prices for fairs. Call l6o-ady
Henry G. Hall of Newport was a
business visitor in town yesterday and
oday.
Otemobile per affittare per lie 6ere
prezo speeiale. Cutler Bros stable, If
l60.--adv.
d A. w. Bird of White River Junction
is spending a short time in Barre on a
business trip
Dance, new town hall, Cabot, Mon
day, Sept II. CAROLS orchestra. Re-
freshments.--adv.
A nice selection Of French pattern
hats and tailored hats. Mrs. Brine,
4 Laurel street.-adv.
Now is the time to order that fall
suit or o'coat; prices are down. The
Royal Tailor Man-adv.
Thomas Starr has returned to his
work in Bethel, after passing few
days with relatives in town.
Il j. Walter Jennings of st. Adams ar
rived in Barre last night to spend a
few DAYS here on business.
Mrs. Robert Phillips and daughter,
Velma, of Ayers street, are spending
two weeks in Boston, as guests of rel
atives.
The ladies and pastors union of the
Hedding Methodist church will mold
their annual sale and supper Nov. s
and 9.-adv.
Harold Ennis received day off from
his work in Mier's barber shop to-
day. and pulled out early for Rutland
to take in the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 0. Comstock arrived
in Barre yesterday to spend few days
on business before returning to their
home in Bellows Falls.
Adolphus Raleigh Of Waterbury has
returned to Ills home after spending
the first part of the week with rel
atives in South Barre.
Miss Winifred Kennedy, who has
been passing a few days in Barre with
friends, returned to her home in Bur-
lington this afternoon.
Miss j. P. Nourse, manager of the
Adams Co. store in Barre, who has
been passing the greater part OF the
week in Boston on business for the
firm, returned to Barre last night
The ladies union of the Universal
list church is asked to meet at the
church vestry Saturday at l:30 to at
tend the funeral of Mrs Calista Boil
ster.
Mrs. Ernest Howell of Everett,
Mass, arrived in Barre yesterday to
spend two weeks at the home of her
brother in law, John Howell, of Church
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Ssnguinetti and
son, Mario, of 800 North Main street
left Wednesday on touring trip
through Canada, and will be gone
three or four days.
Dennis Starr arrived in town yes
terday from Granville, n. Y, where
he went recently to attend the funeral
Of his sister, Margaret, who died sud
denly from heart failure,
Alderman Edwin Keast, First Assist
ant Engineer Edward Barrett and
Charles C. Mears OF the fire depart
ment and Clarence Cutler went to
Rutland this morning TO attend the
fair
Listen TO the band concert tonight
from the nurses dormitory lawn and
help the nurses earn money for new
dormitory roof. lee cream and cake,
hot chocolate. coffee and doughnuts and
candy for sale.
To-day the special Paramount at
traction, "The Wild Goose" viii he
shown at the New Park theatre. with
addci attraction Tomorrow, the big
super production, "The Woman God
Changed" will he shown.--adv.
Miss Angie Douglas OF Laconia, n.
H.. arrived in Barre last night, and
after brief visit with her brother,
A. f. Douglas, left for Williamstown,
where she will spend a few days at the
home of her father, Z. w. Douglas.
Bernard Starr of Perrin street, VINO
has been one of st. Johnshury's "heav-
les" in the ball team this summer,
left Yesterday for New York City,
where he will try out for a position
on the New York American team.
J. Dean and William Arthur Bout
well. with the three children of the
latter who have been visiting in town,
returned to their respective homes
Yesterday, the former going to Spring
field, Mass, and the latter TO Florida.
DR.. Meagher recently purchased the
property OF Riley Burgess on Mer-
! chant street, the old home Of o. X.
Hollister. former principal of Goddard
seminary This transaction gives DIT.
Meagher of one Of the finest homes in
Barre.
DR.. w. S. Page and daughter, Pris-
ella, of Elmore street and Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Campbell, also Of Elmore
street, left Barre this morning to spend
the day at the Rutland fair, where Mr..
Page is reported as being interested
in some of the horses.
The ordinary wooden advertising
sign that stands below J J Hastings
vulcanizing shop on North Main street
has been taken down and in its place
large electric lighted sign standing
at least fifteen fee. high Is beine in
stalled. attracting attention fro all
outgoing and incoming autos. When
-completed il viii he the largest light
ed sign in the city.
Signs indicating the location Of Hon
ey brook have been placed in position
by William Barclay near the Dana