The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

were visitors in the city to-day.
Allen Morris is taking two weeks
vacation from his duties at the central
fire station.
Mrs. Ella Joslyn arrived in the city
last night after an extended visit in
Lowell, Mass.
Miss Minnie Huntington of Boston is
visiting Mrs. William Huntington on
Highland avenue.
Auction sale at the City Auction
Rooms. Pearl street, Saturday at p. m.
@. II. Hale, auctioneer.
Special for Saturday, Bull Moose
fudge See our window display. The
New England Fruit Store.
Mrs. Carrie Burke Goneo left last
night for New York, where she will at
tend the fall millinery openings.
Mrs Earl Gerrish of Ponce, Porto Rico,
Ii visiting friends in the city. She will
BE- remembered as Miss Lucy Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Henkel left yes
terday afternoon for Burlington, where
they will visit relatives for a few days
Don't forget to hear Gaylord. 1t will
quiet your nerves after seeing the big
Moose Band stand Saturday, 2;30
P. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Butterfeld Of
East Braintree are in the city visit
ing friends and relatives for few
days.
Mrs. Mary Kingsley returned this
morning to her home in Wells River,
after weeks visit. with relatives i'll
the city.
The Italian "Cubs' defeated the So
called Blue Sox at the Goddard seminary
campus this morning by the score of l3
to IL in ten innings.
Miss Violet Edmands of Brookline,
Mass, arrived in this city yesterday
morning for visit at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. George II. Holt.
Mrs. A. J. Skinner and daughter, Beth,
returned to this city yesterday after
spending the summer with friends at
Old Orchard and Portland, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Taft have re-
turned from a weeks visit at Plainfeld
and Hardwick, making the trip with Mrs.
w. S. Martin of Plainfeld by automobile.
County Supervisor of Roads R. S. Cur
rier was a visitor in Moretown vester-
day. engaged on state road work. He
was accompanied by w. L, Walker of
the Walker, Walker & Goodrich en-
gineering firm.
1t is the intention of the Barre Golf
club to make Labor day social day
at the clubhouse All the members OF
the club are expected to be prnsalt,
with their families. The ladies are ar
ranging to serve dinner at the clubhouse
to the members and their families.
There will be golf contests for both
ladies and men, and prizes are offered
for the winners.
The Amsterdam (N " Evening Re-
corder of August 27 mentions the death
of Charles G., Hawley, whose father,
James G. Hawley, was for two years
connected with the Eastern Estate Tea
company store of this city. The de-
ceased died suddenly OF neuralgia Of the
heart at the age of sixteen years. The
boy will be well remembered here as
likeable lad. Since June he had been
employed in the circulation and mailing
department OF the Evening Recorder.
Miss Florence o. Ely, former Barre
girl, is visiting the city for the iirst
time in eight years Her father, F. {. |
Ely. and the rest Of the family reside |
in Salem, Mass, where he is engaged |
in the garage business with hi, son, |
Horace Y. Ely. Miss Victoria G. Ely |
is now president of the Salem Per- |
feet Letter company of that city. Miss |
Florence Ely's many friends have ex-
tended a very hearty welcome at 81 /
South Main street where she is stop
ping.
To-day's weather and the frigid brand |
served up last night resembled the last |
Of corn-husking time more than the
halmy days of late summer when poets |
sing their lays. At $3.50 this morning |
the mercury had sunk to ~ degrees and /
by nearnoon its elevation had increased |
to only 81. Last night around 7 o'clock. +
the mercury fell to the depressing depth |
of IL, just nine degrees over freezing |
A chilling blast blew from
the north and only the clouded sky pre-
vented heavy frost this morning =
For Labor day attraction. the manage
ment of the Italian A. C. has secured
double header with the strong West Rut-
land independent team. One game is
10 be played in the morning and another
IN the afternoon at the Berlin street
grounds. Beaton quite likely will be
used on the mound in the forenoon game
and Rovetts will fight it out in the
afternoon. This Rutland organization is
The team which, with Sarka in the box,
put crimp in the local clubs winning
streak in the month of May at West
Rutland,