The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

Fall styles in serpentine crepes at Ao
bolts.
A $500 black heatherbloom skirt OF
Saturday at sl0o. Only small sizes
At yaughan's.
| The interest on the loans OF the Barre
Savings Bank & Trust company VIII be
due September |.
Large line OF rugs and art squares
lust received at Hale's speciality house
! furnishing store, No. ll5 Main street.
Ralph Z. Wales has gone to Worcester,
Mass. where he has secured employment.
His family win 60 to Worcester later.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Walker of Edge
wood were visitors in st. Johnsbury
Yesterday, making the trip by automo-
bile.
Miss Augustine Laroehelle and Arthur
Laroehelle of Railroad street went TO
Burlington to-day for short visit with
friends.
Mrs. Lawrence Holmes of North Main
street left last night for Highgate, where
she was called by the illness of Mr..
Holmes mother.
Joseph Papin of Bolster place and
William Russell returned to this city
this morning from Beechers Falls, where
they have been spending the past few
days.
Miss Emily Fraser is assisting in y.
b. Billiards. insurance and steamship
office during the absence of Miss Jessie
Mcdonald, who is passing two weeks
vacation in Boston.
The Italian Independent club baseball
team of this city leaves tomorrow for
Waterbury, where they play the Water
bury town team tomorrow afternoon.
Tonasi and Gay will the battery used
by the local club.
Arion Gay, the four-mouths- son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gay Of upper
Graniteville. died yesterday. The flu
neral will be held Saturday morning
from the Catholic church in Graniteville,
and the burial will be in the Catholic
cemetery in Barre.
Thursdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: Cyril 4. BALM, New
York; L. l.. Wallen, Portland, Me-; w.
4. G. Pearee, Littleton, N. H.; Louis n.
Provost, Rutland; 0rville Bushey, Bur
lington b. A. Goodrich, Chelsea; r. F.
Titus, Chelsea; William Jenkins, Will
mington.
Tomorrow, Saturday, the Graniteville
A. c. comes down from the hill with
team that will make the Italian A. c.
open their eyes. Zarka, the former Proc
tor star, one of the best southpaws In
the state, will be on the firing line for
Graniteville. Several other stars will
be seen in their lineup and a bunch
of rooters from the hill will make things
hum.
The management of the Bailey music
rooms, owing to increased business, hal
decided to occupy the entire floor space
at ii Elm street Until this week, part
of the floor space has been used by
the Heath wallpaper store, the Heath
company moving its stock to its paint
works at the rear of the old city build
ing. The store TO be occupied wholly by
the music rooms is to undergo a thor
ough renovation. Workmen will COM
mence the alterations next week.
This forenoon as James X. Pirie. the
Graniteville quarryowner, started TO en-
ter the driveway between the Currier
and Nichols building on Depot square,
the touring car which he was driving
skidded and brought up against the cor
ner of H. w. Knights store. Mr.. Pirie
was proceeding slowly at the time and
the impact was only great enough to
loosen a nut on one of the springs. With
greater speed and more pronounced
disposition to skid. the automobile would
have plunged into one of the heavy plate
glass windows of the store.