The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-10
TALK OF THE TOWN


the Barre Candy kitchen.
Angus Smith leaves this noon on a
business trip TO Boston.
Freeman Cilley, who is at the City
hospital, is steadily improving
William Stewart went to Troy, n Y.,
to-day for visit with friends.
This afternoon and evening, for quicl;
clean service, Miers' barber shop.
Mrs. b. l.. Curtis Of Whitehall n. Y,
was a visitor in the city yesterday
w. J. Walsh of Wolcott was among
the business visitors in the city yester-
day.
Harold Cllrley of Rochester, y. u, is
passing. several days with friends in the
city.
Charles J. Davis, granite dealer of
New York is in the city on business
visit
B. Albisetti and Primo Guidotti went
to Waterbury this morning on bus
mess trip.
Mrs. Eta L. Leonard went to Burling
ton this morning for few days Visit
with friends.
Mrs. Eli Prairie OF Iberville, p O., is
passing two weeks with relatives in
Barre and vicinity.
J. Henry Denning is acting as man
ager of the Dreamland theatre for s.
Massucco OF Montpelier.
Mrs. George Mason OF Washington
street, who has been at the City hos
pital, went. home to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. +. f. Colburn and Mrs.
II. G. Cady of Northfeld were visit
ors in the city yesterdays.
Clarence J. Evans OF Rochester, n. H.,
who has been passing several days in
the city, left yesterday for home,
Fred Jones of Northfeld was in the
city yesterday and purchased Max
we'll automobile through the Cutler
agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stiles of White
River Junction have returned home. aft
er passing few days with friends in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Buzzell will leave
tonight for Camp Comfort at Curtis
lake in Calais, where they win pass the
weekend.
Joseph Giampolini, who severely in
iured his right shoulder one day recent
iv, was able to resume his duties at the
Surprise Merchandise store this morn
ing.
A son was born yesterday to Mrs.
Israel Bonin of Merchant street Mr..
BONN was killed four months ago by
being struck by train while walking
on the Willamstown tracks
Mrs. Mabel Williams, who has been
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G, Roben of South
Barre, will leave to-morrow9 for her
home in Rochester, N. " She will be
accompanied by Mrs. Arthur c. Tilden,
who will visit there for month,
The steam derrick, which is being used
by Varnum and Gilfillan to load cars
with gravel for filling the river bed, was
moved back yesterday to the gravel pit
in the south end of the city from Jones
Bros. where it was set up to load cars
with stone chips. Il was found that it
could not be used successfully at the
grout pile.
Two games of baseball are on the
boards in Barre for to-day This after
noon at 4 o'clock, the Barre Athletic
club will line up against Goddard sem
mary at the campus, for the third and
deciding game OF the series. The Ital-
ian Athletic club will be pitted against
the colored troopers from Fort Ethan
Allen at Intercity park this afternoon
at 3 o'clock The ability of the sol
diers to furnish good sport is too well
known to need mention.
Frank Hoffman OF Chicago, a strolling
Socialist orator. addressed a gathering
On the park last evening for nearly two
hours. The meeting was held in the
nature of a Mcnamara protest and the
speaker referred continually TO the IN
justices committed by General Otis of
the Los Angeles Times. Mr. Hoffman
is said TO BE- a. frequent contributor to
magazines, spending much Of his time in
lz2nps through different sections Of the
sslltry in search Of material. lie came
to Barre from Bethel.