The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, JULY %, 1912.
TALK OF THE TOWN

Wash goods all reduced in the sale
at Vaughan's
| For vacation, get one OF those silk XII
monos at Abbott's
If you want good silk waist, get one
OF those markdowns at Abbott's.
Watch for it, wait for it. What :
The big remnant sale at Fits.
Harry West of Milford, n. H., arrived
in the city last night for a weeks visit
with friends.
Twenty five to so per cent. reductions
on dress goods and silks. Your choice of
entire stock. Henry w. Knight.
Curtis w. johnson resumed his duties
in the Peoples National bank yester
day, after two weeks vacation.
Public automobile: A new fve-pas-
senger Hudson car for hire, by the day
or hour. Telephone Him. Papin Broth
ers.
Mrs. j. b. Darling of Laurel street
returned home last night, after spending
a few weeks with relatives in Haverhill,
Mass.
Robert Murphy of Summer street, who
has been spending the past week at Old
Orchard, Me-, returned to this city yes
terday.
Edward Ward returned on the Green
Mountain express last night to Boston,
after spending few days at his home
in the city.
Mrs. Eliza Dana, who has been spend
ing month with relatives in Barre and
vicinity, left this morning for her home
in Middlebury.
Miss Hazel Mackay of Park street re-
turned home to-day, after passing few
days in camp with friends at Lake Cas-
plan, Greensboro.
Paul w. Waterman and his guest,
Percy Kerr Of Craftsburv, returned yes
terday from an automobile trip to Wa
terbury and Plainfeld
The golf match between the Green's
boro Golf club and the Barre Golf club,
which was scheduled to take place July
n, has been postponed until August 3.
Mrs. Andrew Baccei. who was called
to Barre by the death OF her mother.
Mrs. Emily Rossi of Laurel street, left
yesterday afternoon for her home in
Proctor.
Mrs. Sherman n. Parker and daughter,
Miss Helen Parker, of Spaulding street
have returned home, after passing sew
eral days in camp at Joes pond in
Danvlle.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Riekert and two
daughters of fremont street have re-
turned from st. Adams Bay where they
have been passing few weeks outing at
Camp Patterson.
Albert Larocheile manager of the d.
versi Fruit Co.'S local store, left last
night on the Green Mountain express for
Concord. y. H., where he will remain
few days on business.
II. l.. Averil and son, Stanley II. Aver
i'll, who have been passing several days
with the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. NJ, Averill OF Hill Top, have returned
to their home in Boston.
Edward Sunderland. the Lebanon, n.
H., horseman, who last year drove Page
Bros. favorite speed horse AL billiard to |
so many victories, arrived in the city |
yesterday for a few days visit.
Miss Marie g. Wells Of Merchant
street returned home last evening from
a months pleasure trip, in the course
of which she visited in New Haven Conn,
Tiverton, R. l., and Amoskeag, Mass.
Carl G. Dole OF Washington. d. C.,
Norwich university graduate who is
passing an extended vacation in Brad
ford and at his former home in North
field, was guest yesterday of George
n. Tilfen OF South Main street
A home just outside with plenty of
land. All modern convenences; on the
car line; eight rooms; and, best OF all,
YOU set the price. Isn't il time YOU
bought that home you've been thinking
about? See auction ad. on page Z.
Concreters employed by the city began
this morning the work of ripping up the
old sidewalk extending along the east
side of North Main street from Mer-
chant to West street. The old walk had
putgrown its usefulness and the new con
,rete will be thoroughly appreciated by
that large portion of the public that
travels on shoe leather instead of motor
'ars, blcycles, Nelocipedes, and wheel
hairs.
The Blue Sox Graniteville A. C. base
ball game, which was to be played on the
campus this afternoon, has
been called off. In arranging the game.
he management of the Blue Sox team
overlooked the prolonged stay of the
lhinese baseball team and had notified
he Graniteville club that the game would
,e played at the seminary campus The
game will be played off at some other
ime in this city.
A special train of four passenger cars
'ver the Barre railroad left East Barre
his morning for Websterville and Gran +
tevlle, gathering on the way members
i the various Sunday schools in Barre :
Town. The train was bound for Gale
onis park, where joint picnic was
for the forenoon and after
loon. The party left Barre at s;45 (
iclock The Sunday schools participat- 9
nc in the outing represented the fol-
owing churches: Congregational and .
iaptist churches of East Barre, the Epis-
ami a,d Dan+;=t ol.,,..bog l