The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Twenty six suits from Abbotts watei
sale now at S4.9S each.
The latest books can be had from th'
circulating library at Dodge's, No. 2ot
North Main street.
! Michael Chase of Detroit, Mich, il
employed in the manufacturing rooms o.
| the George Marion cigar store.
A. L. Duke returned last night to
Manchester, ~ H., after passing few
days in this city on business.
| Frank Dunbar, a former resident, has
returned to Burlington, after passing Il
few days with friends on Plain street.
Miss Jessie Abbey left this morning
fer Randolph, where she will spend a
few days with her brother, Fred Abbey
Miss Hazel Lyon Of Highland avenue
returned home last night, after spending
a month with relatives in Bellows Falls.
See Emil Chevrel, the comedy trick
violin player, at the Pavilion. The en-
tire show will be run after the band con-
cert.
Mrs. T. r. Mclean of Graniteville left
the city last evening for Mortified,
where she will pass a few days with
her daughter.
Miss Jennie Wilfore returned to her
home in this city last night, after spend
ing a few days with her sister, Mrs.
Frank st. John, in Williamstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rustin of Bur
liugton arrived in the city this afternoon
Tor :; Few DAYS visit with the latter's
sister, Mrs. Mary Marion OF North Main
street.
Mrs. E. II. Scott Of Brandon arrived
in the city to-day for visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Harrington of South
Barre and her son, Willis G. Scott of
this city.
g. Ferrari left last night for New
York, where he will remain for a short
visit with relatives, before sailing on the
French liner La Sayoie for his old home
in Milano. Italy.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll of Cliff street
and Mrs. Margaret Marion and son,
James, who have been visiting at Hard
wick for the past few days, have re-
turned to this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hodge of Spring
field, Mass, who are making an extend
ed stay in Brookfeld, were guests yes
terday and to-day of Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Houston of Maple avenue.
The new American.LaFranee auto fire
truck has been put in commission and !
occupies place just in front of the |
al ~ he Eyn tny
eral Of the regulars and Chief Shading |
have been instructed how to operate the
Paul Gilmore and associate players
will appear at the opera house next
Saturday night in THE Havoc a play
by II. S. Sheldon, Danish expatriate
Of Chicago. 1t is said to be a Satire
restatement of the triangle" difficulty,
the man, the wife and the
over in new and interesting light. II
Is also referred to as ''pungent" and "ln
tellectual"
Tuesdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: 4. +. Morse, Boston;
F. c. Hayward, Rutland; J. A. Bond,
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Gould,
New York; ]. r. Gould, jr., Hardwick
,. 0. Chapman, Hardwick; n. Miehaud,
Hardwick; +. L. Soper Boston; II. NJ.
utter, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Mac
iinnon, Rutland; A. l.. Duke, Manches-
.er, n. H.; G. G. Murray, New York
,. p. Mckenzie, New York.
The ladies and pastors union of the
Methodist church will hold their next
Meeting at Mrs. 4. G. Glysson's, 90 Perry
street, Thursday afternoon. the business
Meeting to be held from $50 to 3:l5,
ollowed by thimbe party, with lit
,rary exercises and refreshments Each
member please bring thimble and nee
lie and thread with 10 cents, which is
% be used to purchase towel to be
made during the afternoon for the church
;itchen.
Yesterday afternoon on the seminary
ampus at Montpelier the Montpelier
(. A. C. administered an overwhelming
Iefeat to the Italian A. c. second team
II this city. The score was 10 TO /.
The features of the game were the all
round playing of Eugidio B',lfo, the left
ielder of the Barre team, and the pitch
ng of p. Scampini for the winners.
'campini struck out 10 men and allowed
nut four hits. The battery for the los
ng team was Polli and Tonguay and
The l. A. c. second team
lays the East Barre A. c. at East
'arre this afternoon.
Miss Joey Will was greatly surprised
londay evening, when about 90 OF her
Dung friends called to spend social
vening. In behalf of the party, win
hurry presented her a beautiful gold
racelet. Singing and games were then
] order. Bella and Jessie Fairs and
isle and Perley Young entertained the
,mpany with several duets; and the
lisses Joey and Mary VIII delighted
veryone by dancing the, highland fling
nd the sword dance Dainty refresh.
tents were served by some of the older
iris present.