The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-28
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TALK OF THE TOWN

/ The interest on the loans of the Barre
Savings Bank & Trust company will be
due September L.
Clarence McDermott and Donald
Downing of Brookfield were business Wis
itors in the city to-day.
Odd lots soiIed and mussed goods at
one-fourth regular price Thursday morn
ing. Henry w. Knight.
Edward G. Robertson of Thomas street
left last night for New York, where
he will remain indefinitely.
Lebanon, N. H., after spending several
days in this city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. G. Fenner of Clark
place left this noon for Boston, where
they will visit for two weeks.
| Cady @. Averll and George Olmstead
left this morning for Morrisville, where
they will attend Lamoille county fair.
Rev. b. H. Marion and sister, Miss
Annie Marion, of Potsdam, n. y, are
visiting Mrs. Mary A, Garyey at As
Pearl street
Willis G. Scott left last night for Mid
dlcbury, where he will witness the three
class races and the aeroplane ascension
at the Addison county fair.
Mrs. S. S. Babb OF Worcester, Mass,
who is visiting at Brookfield, was 4
visitor in the city yesterday, aecompa-
med by Mrs. George Wood.
Seldom Jangraw of New Hampshire,
who has been visiting his sisters, Mrs.
James Ashline and Mrs. j. Fushey, has
gone to Michigan on business.
Miss Emma Sidney of Claremont, Y.
H.. arrived in the city yesterday for a
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Beaulac Of North Seminary street.
Mrs Orlando Ralph of Brookfeld was
visitor in the city yesterday, spend
ing the day as the guest Of her grand.
son, Neil o. Ralph OF Franklin street.
Homer Fits and Miss Wood are ia
New York this week buying fall gar
ments for the Homer Fits store Miss
Esther Fits accompanied them on the
trip.
Sweet pea prizes have been awarded
by Davis the Druggist" as follows.
Mrs. viii Bradbury, Washington, larg-
est variety; Mrs. L. O. Wheeler, hand
soonest bouquet.
Miss Adela Cascarica of North Main
street left last night for New York.
from where she win sail in a few days
for few months visit at her former
home at Vigui, Italy.
Red bandannas with a picture of the
third-term candidate in the center APP
peared in local store window yestef
day. and to-day the fiery kerchiefs were
worn or waved by large number OF
Bull Moose men.
All members Of Major 4. A. Abbott
camp, 5. Of VI, are requested to meet
at camp room on Thursday, Aug ~, at
l2;l5 to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
George Allen. White gloves and badges.
George r. Brigham, commander.
Farras Anthem of Claremont, n. H.,
who has been visiting in this city as
the guest of Alex Corey of Prospect
street, left to-day for Berlin, ". H.,
where he will visit for several days with
Louis Corey before returning to his
home
Lyle Perry OF Washington street. who
has been spending the past month at
his small FISH and game reservation at
Pigeon pond, Marshfeld, returned to this
city this morning to play cello for the
Barre opera house orchestra tonight at
"The Red Rose" production.
The baseball game last night at the
Gospel Village grounds between the reoT
ganized Blue SoN team and the team
composed of Odd Fellows resulted in 4
victory for the latter by a score OF I
to 5. The features of the game were
the pitching IF Hink Wheeler for the
winners and the fielding of Densmore for
the same team. Jones, the new Blue
Sox recruit, played well.
The South End football club has
picked its team to be sent in against
the North End club Saturday afternoon
at the Rangers field. The following will
represent the South End teams Rennie,
Reid, Wilson, Naughton. Walker, Young
son, Creighton, Melville, Dugard, Dun
can and Morrison. The following will
be used az reserves Smith and Me-
Robbie. c. Greig viii act as linesman.
The ladies' aid society of the Pres
byterian church will hold the rummaee
sale in the vacant store in the Durkce
block, next door TO Mrs. Miles millin- |
cry parlors, instead of at the church. I
as previously announced. The sale viii |
open at | p. m. on Thursday aud Fri |
day Of this week and continue during !
the afternoons and evenings OF both !
days. Ladies viii be at the store each |
day from 10 a. m. All who are sdonat- |
ing articles please send them as early !
as possible.
Tuesdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: w. d. +. Watson,
Boston; j. +. Bliss, North Montpelier;
Mrs II. f. Martin, North Montpelier;
Miss Vera Patrick, North Montpelier;
r. r. Monkey, St. Johmsbury; J. p. Cobb,
j. A. Bond, Burlington; NJ. /
B. Clark. Bennington; +. l.. Soper, Bos- !
ton; John Lavery, Rutland; Mr. and
Mrs. John Dudley, Burlington; Peter
Martin, Burlington; Alex. Scott, Wash /
ington; J. S. Buehan, Milton; r. j. |
Young, New FORK.