The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-22
TALK OF THE TOWN
;atines for kimonos at Abbott's.

Vaughan Store.
Last week of corset sale; sl.00 corseti
at zoe at Vaughan's.
/ Harold Ainsworth returned last nigh
to Newbury, after passing few day!
in this city.
Regular meeting of st. Johns court
| 522, G. 0. F., this evening at 1880 IN
X. of c. hall.
Frank L. Austin of the Elwell Gran
| lite Co., left to-day on business trip to
st. Johnsbury.
Baseball Saturday, Aug. "a. Hardwca
VS.. Barre A. c. Game called at 3 P. IN
! Admission, 25c to all.
A. B. Spaulding returned to st. Al
bans last night, after passing few days
in this city on business.
George A. Hill returned last night
to his home in Mortified, after spend
ing few days in the city.
Six Sl.9s white rep skirts, nicely
trimmed with pearl buttons, to close at
$l25. At Perry's on Saturday.
! Thursday special sale of fine white
lawn and lingerie, up to $3.50. Sale
price, 60e. Paris Shirtwaist House,
Miss Florence Russell of Eastern ave
nue. left this morning for Barton, where
she will attend the Orleans county fair.
Miss Jessie Colvin returned yesterday
to her home in Swampscott, Mass, after
spending several days with friends in the
city.
Leslie Creighton OF Maple avenue re.
turned to this city yesterday from Nal
let's bay, where he has been spending
the past few days in camp.
States Attorney J. Ward Carver
leaves tonight on the Green Mountain
express for Boston, where he will remain
for few days on business.
A special meeting of the ladies' aid
society Of the Presbyterian church viii
be held at the library room of the
church Thursday, Aug. 22, at p. m.
You viii want some Of that print OH
sale Saturday for DC per yard; dark
gray, black and white, dark red, navy
blue, and light print. At Perry's on
Saturday.
Clarence Gouldsbury of Prospect street
resumed his duties this morning with
the Barre railroad, after months va
cation, which was spent at st. Adams
and vicinity.
S. Hollister Jackson returned from
st. Johnsbury this morning, after sew.
eral days campaigning in Orleans and
Caledonia counties for the state Repub.
lican ticket.
Deputy Sheriff A. NJ. Morrison and ]
L. Arkley left this morning at o'clock
L.. e.. 49,
Line, in which towns they will remain
for few days on business.
Take car, it is not far, following
the moonlit road to East Barre opera
hall There attend ball Friday even
ing. Aug. %. Riley's orchestra. Per
couple, 75c All kinds OF dances to suit
all kinds of fancies.
Robert. the young son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Christie OF Kirk street,
received broken nose this morning
while playing in scrub baseball game
on one of the vacant lots in that sec |
ton. Little Christie was doing backstop |
work without a mask and speedy |
foul tip landed solidly on his nose. DIR.
William d. Reid was summoned and at |
tended the suffering youngster
The corner of the dwelling house on |
West street that projects over the side
track of the Montpelier & Wells River |
railroad, near the passenger station, was
damaged to some extent yesterday. The |
shifting engine was working on this |
track and a car of rather lofty dimen- |
sions came in contact with the project |
ing corner. Several OF the boards wero /
removed from the wall and Others Ioos-
ened.
a colored student who is working his /
way through Phillips Exeter academy /
to fit himself to enter Harvard college,
made stop in Barre to-day. He is
on a walking trip TO Montreal, where he
Is to work on a dining car on the Can
adam Pacific. He walked the distance
Of l,45l miles from Chicago to Boston in
33 days last year, arriving Nov. 8, 1911.
He carries with him cart with sup
plies of post cards, etc, which he sells
to secure money for expenses.
The Italian A. @. and Graniteville A. C.
meet for the second game of the series
Aug. "a, at 3 p. m. Zarka,
he crack lefthander from Proctor, who
las also played with Brattleboro, will
pitch for Graniteville. TSe boys from
he hill are going TO strengthen their
cam and are out to win. The Italian
cam is going good. Clare, David, Will
Jams and Calcagni make an infield that
5 hard to beat. So if you are out
% see fast game Saturday, don't miss
his one, as it will be a hummer.
Automobile travellers in this vicinity
will be interested to learn that the
stretch of the White mountain trunk
Dad near the Cory, Deavitt and Frost
,ower plant, which has been in very
lad condition for the past few years,
las been greatly improved. The piece of
Dad in question extended from the
ridge below the power plant to point
bout opposite the plant, distance OF
Yearly third of mile. The highway
vas sandy, and large touring cars were
being ditched. Last year a
survey of the road was
made, and recently the work of laying
nut the road was completed. II
The new program that comes to the
'avilion to-day is headed by George w.
Iussey, the well-known ventriloquist.
The act presented by Mr.. Hussey is a
omedy by Frank Milton, in which he is
ssistcd by Miss Lottie belong and !
even figures. The act takes place in
he Dummyvile railroad station, special
cenery being used for the railroad sta
ion 1t is said to contain many fine ,
omedy situations and during the act