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

! in the city last night for an extended
visit with relatives.
/ Mrs. T. p. Riley returned this noon
to her home in Westfield, Mass, after
an extended visit in the city.
Roy Blanchard left yesterday after
noon for Claremont, n. H., where he
will visit relatives for a time.
/ Leo and Joseph Lafame of Ottawa
Ont, arrived in the city last night. for
an extended visit with relatives.
Ray G. Dearborn returned to his home
in Chelsea yesterday. after spending
few days in the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Houston of Maple
avenue went to Mortified this afternoon
for few days visit with relatives.
William Mackin and George Troup left
this noon for Morrisville, where they
will attend the Lamoille county fair.
Miss Florence M Rock returned to
her home in Websterville last night,
after passing two weeks vacation
with relatives in Boston.
| s. +. Ames of Franklin Center, p. Q,
and G.. w. Gibson of Rockburn, p. O.,
are visiting at the home of Rev. w. y.
NJ. Beattie on Highland avenue.
Will the person who picked up La
dies gold watch with an old English w
| inscribed on the back of it return it to
The Times office and receive reward?
Rev. w. j. NJ Beattie left this fore
noon for Enosburg Falls, where tonight
he will officiate at the wedding of Miss
Mary L. Cassidy to Earle NJ. Rogers of
Cabot.
Mrs. Douglass NJ. Barclay and little
daughter, Marion Elizabeth, of Franklin
street left this forenoon for Randolph,
where they will visit relatives for few
days.
The members of the senior branch
of the sodality of st. Monica's church
are requested TO meet at the convent
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Walker and chill
dren returned yesterday afternoon to
their home in St Johnsbury by automo-
bile, after spending several days with
friends in the city.
Notice! There will be joint meet.
ing of the amusement committees of the
ladies' auxiliary TO Clan Gordon and
Clan Gordon Wednesday evening at
o clock in the clan rooms.
John Downs, who has been confined
to his home on Mount street for the
past week, was able to be out Of doors
yesterday and resumed his duties at
the Connors grocery store.
Mrs. Irving n Foster, who has been
passing several days in the city as the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank +. Robin
son of Keith avenue, returned this morn
ing to her home in Rutland.
Miss Ray Barney Of st. Johnsbury
was a visitor in this city yesterday
on her way to South Barre, whore she
will visit for ten days as the guest Of
her sister, Miss Faun Barney.
H. G. Young OF Maple avenue left
yesterday for Bradford, where he will
attend the Bradford fair. Mr.. Young
has entered his horse, Josephine Wilkes,
in the green trot OF the racing events. |
The Arts and Crafts club rendered a !
reception last evening to Mrs. +. r. |
Wiley at the home OF Miss Gladys Gale /,
of Wellington street Mrs. Wiley was
the recipient OF handsome brass fern
dish.
The next governor OF Vermont, II the
voters who believe in true progress do i
their duty next Tuesday Clement +. |
Smith--with Eugene w. Chain at the |
opera house Thursday evening at 81
o'clock.
Jack" Glare, who has been covering
infeld positions for the Italian A. G. |
baseball team for the past few weeks,
has severed his connection with the club
and is now at Graniteville, where he
will be played at either shortstop or
third base.
The bali game that was scheduled for
Saturday between the Barre A. G.. and
the Lebanon,( N. HI A. G., was can
celled last night by the latter. In It's
stead the local management is endeav-
bring to arrange game with the Gran
iteyille A. C.
A clerk in one of the largest retail
stores in the city returned this morning
from a successful two-hours search in
a grove near East Barre for edible mush-
room. That he was successful in HIS
quest was evidence by two sizeable bags
full to the strings with the delectable
fungus. The clerk stated that only
ong familiarity with the mushrooms
,ould enable the searcher to distinguish
the sumptuous kind and the
poisonous species known as the toad
stool. Speaking of the manner in which
he dish is prepared, he said that a sill
fer dollar placed in the center Of the
to be cooked would turn the
blue if the mushrooms were
poisonous, while the palatable variety
would retain their original color in the
presence of the dollar
Miss Ruth Waterman, entertained Is
'oung ladies at her home on upper
Washington street last evening in honor
# Miss Marion Cutler of Plainfield,
whose approaching marriage is about to
q announced. The affair was held ia
he Shature of linen shower, and Miss >
'utler was the recipient of a large num-
er of linen creations. A social hour in
he parlor, prettily decorated with flow
RS in green and white, was brought to
delightful conclusion with the serving
t dainty refreshments, consisting OF
herbet, waters and punch Miss Wa
erman was assisted at the pouring BIZ
fiss Kate w. Coburn of Plainfeld.
mong those who were present for the
fair from out of town were Miss Ethel
of Marshfield, Miss Ella Ca
4 of Washington, Miss Marion Dole Z
Mortified, and Miss Kate w. Coburn :