The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.

]. f. Prescott of Randolph passed. Sum
day in the city.
S. Ghiz went to Northfield to-day on
business visit.
William Lowe visited relatives in Bur
lington yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Tilden passed
Sunday in Northfeld
Sam j. Segcl visited friends in Bur
lington over Sunday.
X. j. Smith of Brandon was visitor
in the city yesterday.
Ralph Huse passed Sunday with
friends at Berlin pond.
Harry Smith went to Boston yester-
day on a business trip.
Robert Fournier went to Brattleboro
to-day on business trip,
Ask to see our new 9s cent waists at
the Paris Shirtwaist house.
Peter M. Depatie is spending few
days at his home in Milton.
NJ Vanetti went to Waterbury yes
terday for visit with friends.
Particular men get shaved Mt particu.
lar shops. Try Miers' sanitary shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Ford of Hardwick
passed Sunday with friends in the city
G. X. Moses of Dartmouth college
Hanover, N. H., is passing a few days
IN the city.
Ernest s. Bumps is detained from
duties at II. J. Smiths market on ac-
COUNT of illness
Big shipment Of new waists with XII
mono sleeves. Special 9S cents at the
Paris Shirtwaist house.
Mrs. William Emslie, ST., returned on
Saturday night from months visit
with relatives in Boston.
A. d. Morse returned this morning to
Old Orchard, Me-, after few days
business visit in this city.
Frank Sanborn and Albert Tucker of
Richmond were among the business Wis
itors in the city yesterday.
Eugene Tracy OF Readville, Mass, a
former resident of this city, is passing
b few days with his sister, Mrs. Henry
Hawes.
Everett Jackson and Ralph Turner
went this afternoon to Worcester, where
they viii pass few days fishing in
Curtis pond.
Officer Gamble arrested man at the
PROSPECT street bridge this morning and
locked hi mup in the police station on
the charge of intoxication.
The altar guild of the Church of the
Good Shepherd will meet at the church
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock, in
stead of Tuesday evening as given out.
James Duncan, Victor Comoll, James
Mcintosh, Henry Lascor and Alex. Fras-
er left Saturday afternoon on several
days fishing trip to Curtis pond in Wor-
eester.
Complaint has been made to the po-
lice by residents on Patterson street of
BOYS playing ball in the street, and the
police wish to warn the boys that they
must stop.
The boy scouts will meet at their re-
Rpeetive churches at Gals tomorrow
morning and from there will march to
Depot square, where, at $3.50, they will
escort the veterans in the parade.
Aurelio Gomez and Francisco Riva will
leave tonight for New York City, where
they will sail Thursday ON the steam
ship Lorraine" for Paris going thence
to their old home in Spain for a stay |
of several months.
Two games of baseball on Rangers /
field tomorrow; Barre A. C. VS.. Clark |
son Tech of Potsdam, \. Y. First game
at 10 a. m. afternoon game at 2:30 p, /
m. / lie Nldfksun leCn. Is strong i
team and good games are looked for /
A large number of people visited the /
driving park yesterday and saw the I
biplane with which c. c. Bennett of /
st Johnsbury will make an ascension
tomorrow The machine is all ready
for the flight.
Special holiday program at the Biiou
"a Forlorn Hope" an l. NJ z. film
brings back memories of the great
Iriquois fire disaster in Chicago
Through Mexico" will compel the at
tention OF the most exacting of motion
picture admirers on account of the re-
cent revolution to the south of Us.
Recent arrivals at the City hotel
were registered as follows; c. II Aid
rich Worcester. Mass; ten members I
Fifth Infantry baseball team, Platts-
burg y. y; j. J McCabe. Burling-
ton: Kingsley Moses, New York CITY; 4
ton members Tenth Cavalry baseball
team. Fort Ethan Allen; " = Fuller,
woodsville. y. II , NJ Jones, New I
York CITY.