The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-03
TALK OF The TOWN
.ocal Happenings Terseiy Told for Busy
Readers.

'"fos tho 'otWueJ beie AZ Wv
Vaughan Store.
Excursion to Plattsburg Aug. 4, SCI
adv, on page ?.
Adolpho Da vcrrio left yesterday fol
Boston 10 reside.
/ p. +. Mccarthy was in Burlington on
business yesterday.
Mrs. &. b. Kelly visited relatives in
Burlington over Sunday.
Ladies' and misses bathing suits al
reduced prices at Abbott's.
Henry Gill went TO UnderhiI to-day
for a weeks visit with relatives.
DR.. George Il. Spiller, optician, will be
at the City Hotel August 3 and 4.
! w. II. Gale went to Hardwiek this
morning on few days business trip
A daughter was born Saturday, Aug
LIST, 10 MIR. and Mrs. Nelson d. Ballard
OF Orange street.
Mrs. c. A. Heath and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred A. Heath went 70 Joe's pond in
West Danville yesterday for ten days
vacation.
As I am about TO leave town, am
ready to sell all my household furniture
at bargain. Mrs. r. 4. MeDeyitt, $
Summer street.
Miss Blanche Bradford went yesterday
to Lake Morey in Fairlee to spend a
few days in camp with Miss Halle Lane
and Miss Mabel Martin.
Mr. and Mrs w. $. Robbins, Miss
Anne Parker and j. J. Cayhue returned
Saturday from two weeks vacation
spent at Tenants Harbor, Maine
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bradley left
this morning for Utica, n u, where
they are to reside, Mr.. bradley having a
position there with tree nursery com.
pany.
J. 4. Hoban accompanied G. {. Kenyon
and c. \. Kenyon yesterday as far as
Claremont, n. IT,. ON their automobile
trip to Boston, and will spend a short
time at his former home.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Reulbach, who
have been visiting the latter's parents
in Montpelier, lett yesterday, and Mr..
Reulbaeh will meet at Chicago National
league base ball team in New York
Within thirteen points of the freez-
ing mark was the temperature on the
Thermometer early this morning, which
is quite a bit in contrast to the % and
90 in the shade that has been current on
several instances recently.
Mrs. Carrie Chechi and three children
arrived in town this morning from Italy,
where they have been staying for the
past three years. Mr.. Cheehi is now
working as stone cutter in Morrisyille
and they will probably 60 there to
live
The Italian Athletic club game with
Swanton at the Rangers field Saturday
afternoon failed to occur. owing to the
non.appearance of the Swanton team.
Over 200 people were on the grounds
awaiting the contest and that was all
they had chance to do. Telephones
were put 10 use, but no trace was found
of the missing Swanton ball tossers.
Patrons OF the Biiou will be pleased
TO learn that Mr. Scott Moulton, who
was the popular pianist at that theatre
for some time, has been engaged and
will be heard to-day. New pictures and
new song there to-day. They say
Harry, the Country Postman," is taken
from life and is a particularly good pic
ture. Two Others worth seeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cardini and
children, Mrs. T, prestini and Mario Mo
randi, arrived in the city this morning
from several months visit at their
old homes in Italy. Attic Brugnola
started to return with the party. but
was detained at the port in France by
the government on account OF his hay
ing sore eyes.
Il. u. Taylor Of this city was elected
second vice president Of the Vermont
Staet Optical society, which was organ
lied in Burlington last week with a
charter membership OF fifty. Steps were
also taken to affiliate with the American
Association OF Opticians. f. II. Palmer
of rBistol is president; George II. Rey
nolds OF Burlington, first vice president;
ii. w. Randall Of st. Johnsbury, treas
urer; and Ii. L. Jordan OF BrattIeboro,
secretary.
The Ladies Missionary society of the
Congregational church will hold basket
picnic at Dewey park, Wednesday after.
noon, August 5tb to which all are in
yited There will be short program.
Subject, Cur Work in Turkey" Ladies'
will take the one forty.fye car. The
gentlemen are invited TO join them after
four o'clock for lunch. II the weather
will not admit OF an outdoor picnic, they
will meet in the church yestry at ? P. m.
and lunch at ).