The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

1t viii pay you to go to Perry's on
Saturday
A. Gladstone returned yesterday from
la business visit in Hardwick.
| E. A. Drown returned home to-day
from a business trip to Boston.
T. p Kenerson Of Cabot was in the
city yesterday on business trip
Miss Annie McGue and Mrs. F. II.
Lagor visited friends in Willamstown
yesterday
Charles Sinclair went to Springfield,
Mass, to-day, where he has ecured EN-
ployment
Mrs Michael Sullivan went to Bur-
lington to-day for few days visit
with friends
Byron n. Clark of Burlington, state
boy scout secretary was in the
city yesterday.
H. S. Baxter Of Boston, representing
a union label stereopticon show was in
the city yesterday On business.
Kenneth II, Gale returned home this
noon, after spending few days in
Stowe, Morrisyille and Hardwiek on
business
Regular meeting Of Winetta council,
No. 10, d. of P / O. r. NJ Thurs
day, May is, at Z o'clock Adoption
A good attendance is requested
When you burn pea coal, you burn a
fuel low in price and high in efficiency.
Try ton or half ton The d. NJ.
Miles Coal Co. Tel. 1873 or 202-I.
Joseph Flood left to-day for Am
sterdam, N ", where the Westehester
Engineering Co. is erecting new fed
eral building. He win return to Barre
next week.
E. A Prindle, Rev. P NJ MeKenna,
o. n Granger and Antoine Burke left
this morning on a fishing trip to Will
Jamestown and Berlin pond The trip
was made in Mr.. Burke's automobile.
A. T. Pierce and Il. w RoweI re-
turned home last night from a fishing
trip to Brookfield. Mr. Pierce came
away from the brook with twenty five
good sized trout and his companion
nearly equalled the catch.
The Barre Athletic club will line up
against the Tenth Cavalry team from
Fort Ethan Allen Saturday afternoon
Rangers field The game will be called
at 3 o'clock, and will be the second of
series between the two teams The
soldiers took the first game at the fort
last Sunday by the close score of
to 4 Either Gabelloni or Scampini will
do the twirling for the locals, with
Fowlie on the receiving end
A ,f
employees in this city were in Mont
pelier last evening to attend a
school of instruction in the standard
rules of railroading which have been
added to and changed to some extent
and 90 into effect June 49, The school
was conducted by John Maun of st
Albans Several of these sessions will
be held at Montpelier prior to the time
the rules go into effect
Arrivals at the City hotel yesterdov
were registered as follows; B. B
Mercer, Boston; E Nj. Hibbard, Brock |
ton, Mass; r H. Millard, Limerick, |
Me- E. H. Mourse, Cambridge, Mass;
+. j Darling Boston; John Benson, |
Syracuse, n ~. II Charland, Woods
vile, N H.. J J Storrows, Burling-
loHs y e udlcll, y, Ieacham; W N !
Cleary, Lyndonville; G. W Britt, J. /
Robins, Boston; II NJ Greene, Green
field, Mass j W Foss, Burlington;
J J Dasher, Washington; w. X
Smalley, Greenfield, Mass Mr.. and |
Mrs c. A Harvey, Burlington; nine |
members university of Vermont second /
team, Burlington.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Methodist brotherhood. held at the /
church last evening. was attended by
nearly all of the eighty members com
prising tue organization The matter
Of continuing the gymnasium work IN
the old church on Church street was
favorably considered. and plans were
formed for enlarging the scope Of the
work next year Additional apparatus
will be installed and it Is even hoped
that a physical director may be secured
TO take charge of the gymnasium. John
Bishop was elected president aud Emory
secretary of committee 70
raise funds for this purpose. Other
viii be appointed by the
elected officers At the Close Of the
business session, ice cream and cake
were served 70 tia members.