The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-27
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TALK OF THE TOWN

Final cleanup sale on all muslin
waists at Vaughan's.
son was born August % to MIR. and
Mrs. Robert Foster Of South Main street
The interest on the loans of the Barre
Savings Bank & Trust company will be
due September l.
George K. Beyerle, piano tuner, will be
in Barre next week Orders may be
left at this office.
Miss Margaret Daley of Burlington
is visiting in this city for q few day
as the guest of friends.
Miss Helen Bisbee of Waitsftld came
to the City hospital, where she was OPP.
Grated upon yesterday.
Mrs. II. NJ. Miles has gone to Boston
to attend the fall millinery openings and
do her fall and winter buying.
Misses Alice and Elizabeth Wing OF
Montpelier were guests yesterday Of
their uncle. George w. Parks of North
Main street.
Mrs. L. r. Holmes OF Depot square
returned home to-day after having at.
tended the funeral of her mother-in-law
in Highgate Springs.
See the Barre A. c. tackle the strong
Berlin, n. H., team to-day and to-mor-
row on Goddard campus. Games called
II 4:l5. Admission, 25c.
Misses Faun and Grace Barney, who
rave been visiting at St. Johnsbury for
The past two weeks, have returned TO
heir home at South Barre.
Sudden Jangraw, who has been spend
ug the past six months with relatives
it South Barre, left this morning for
)etroit, Mich, where he will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Shores of st.
'ohnsbury arrived in the city yester-
NY on weeks visit at the home of
heir son, H. w. Shores Of Hall street.
Roscoe McIver of Graniteville was a
isitor in the city yesterday, returning
rom few days visit at AIarshfeld,
where he was the guest of Albert Gil
nan.
p. H. Marion and daughter, Ruth,
no have been visiting at the home Of
}. NJ. Miles of West street. left this
morning for their home in Rochester,
I. Y.
Ralph Berry. who pitched for the Barre
\. G. Saturday in its game against the
Iardwiek A. G., returned yesterday to
orthiield, where he is attending sum
Ter school
William Keast and family of Meriden,
onn.. arrived in this city yesterday aft
rnoon for a two weeks visit at the
ome of his brother, Edward keast of
respect avenue.
The greatest, most logical political
pceeh and how to avert the pending
olitical chaos. Don't miss it. Eugene
q al H.,
Yening at o'clock
Noticel There will be joint meet
ag of the amusement committees OF the
dies auxiliary to Clan Gordon ami
Ian Gordon Wednesday evening at (
clock in the clan rooms
Rev j. w. Barnett who has been pass
1g his annual vacation In Holiston.
lass, returned to Barre to-day to Off
late at the funeral Of Deacon Charles
! Wallace, whose death occurred Sat
rday forenoon.
Ivers A. Haekett of Bethel is a guest
{ his grandmother, Mrs. z. S. Prior,
topping on his way home from Middle
ury, where he had been on business
rip. He graduated from Mddlebury
ollege this spring.
The friends Of Mrs. John Forbes will
q pleased TO learn that on Saturday
he was surprised with a linen shower
V her fellow employees at the Montreal
ouse. Old Orchard, Maine. where she
as been employed this summer
Miss Alice A. Stebbins of this city
rs been engaged to teach the 18th, sth
I'D 9th grades Of the grammar school
/ Lake Spoford, n. H. During the
ammer months Miss Stebbins has been
mployed in a clerical capacity by j. a.
stiles of keene, n. II.
Neil Hooker. son of II. w. Hooker of
I Park street, was taken to the City
'ospital yesterday, and his arm. which
vas broken at Greensboro while he was
ranking an automobile. was reset. 1t
vas found to be very bad break, but
ais friends hope for an excellent result.
The Barre Citizens band viii not hold
is weekly concert this week Wednesday
tight in the city park. owing to theI
numerous rallies for which il is to fur !
fish music. Tonight the band WIN play
or the Progressive rally, Friday night |
or the Democratic rally, and Saturday
light for the Republican rally. The
ext concert will be on the evening Of
.abor day.
G. A. Murray Of Summer street, while
mployed at the Allen lumber yards at |
he north end of the city this morning, /
vas the victim of very painful acct |
lent A hard pine silver, measuring
bout two and one-half inches long, pen
'trated the feshy part of his left hand. |
resent aid was unable to extricata the
liver and it was necessary to summon
he aid Of physician.
The Barre A. C. will cross bats with
he strong Berlin, n. H., team today
N Goddard campus Gay, their new
outhpaw, viii be sent in against them,
With Fowlie on the receiving end. The
inal game will be played tomorrow,
he winners to take 60 per cent and
osers 10 per cent. of the gate receipts.
'aTe will depend on Barry TO land the
zig end of the receipts. This will be
ome game. so don't miss it. Remember
he place. Goddard campus. Game called
I 4;l5. Admission, 25c.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Fullam of Spring
'eld were the guests of Supt and Mrs
e. NJ. Roscoe of French street last night
oaviug to-day for weeks tour through |
he White mountains. The occasion OF
len visit was used as a chance for an
reunion of Middleburv col
&c graduates, with the addition of
\ A. Sargent Of French street, grad
ate of 1904. Mr.. Fullam being mem
or of the 1905 class and Supt. Roscoe