The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-26
TALK OF THE TOWN


visitor in the city over Sunday
Harland b. Howe, candidate for gov
ernor, will speak at the Democratic rally
Friday evening.
Miss Mary Carroll of Beacon street
has returned home, after spending 10
days in Rutland.
Miss Emma Whitney's millinery store
at 10 Summer street will be closed until
Friday OF this week.
| Natalie Brusa leaves tonight Tor New
| York, whence he will sail Wednesday
for his former home in Italy.
Mrs. Timothy Rowland OF Beverly,
Mass, arrived in the city Saturday to
visit her husband for a few days.
Large line of rugs and art squares
lust received at Hale's speciality house.
furnishing store, No. lis Main street.
Mrs. Dora Aldrich of Mortified re-
turned home this morning, after spend
| ing few days with friends in the city,
The regular meeting of the school
commissioners will be held at the Gran
! lite Savings bank Tuesday evening at 7
o'clock,
Arthur Wallace arrived in this city
| last night from Troy, n. y, being called
here by the death of his father, G. ).
Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles BARLEY returned
this morning to their home in Platts-
burg, N. y, after spending several days
with friends in the city.
4 Alfred and Edward Mckay, Clarence
Bishop and Robert Phillips returned
home Saturday night, after passing III
days In camp at Highgate Springs.
i Earl Dickey, who has been camping at
Malletts bay for the past two weeks,
was visitor in the city yesterday,
i returning to his home at East Barre.
Miss Helen Parker of Spaulding street
left this noon for Richford, where she
will visit for several days, later going
TO st. Adams for several days visit,
\ Angelo Trueba. a former resident OF
Barre and well known in this vicinity
returned to this city to-day, after spend
ing two years at his old home in Spain,
4 Walter Adams Of Worcester, Mass.
who was formerly employed at the Ho-
mer Fits store in this city, is passing
a vacation at his home on the Mont
pelier road.
Retail clerks, notice: Regular meet
4 ing OF r. C. /. p. A.. to be held at 4,
of C. hall Wednesday evening, Aug. %
at 1880 o'clock Important business will
be transacted.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Bruya of 10 Maple
Grove left to-day for Montreal, where
they will remain a few days before
going to their home in Middlebury to
visit relatives.
4 Sadler Of Elm street has on display
the latest New York designs in ladies'
misses and juniors fall and winter coats
and suits. Give us a call. No extra
charge for made-to- measure.
Eighty-one couples attended the week
ly social dance held in the Rowland
hall Saturday night under the auspices
! of the Woodmen. Rileys orchestra OF
five pieces furnished music for the dance
Frank E. Howe of Bennington, editor
| Of the Bennington Banner and candidate
for lieutenant governor on the Repub'
lican ticket, was a visitor in the city
yesterday, accompanied by his son, Ed
mund,
Mrs. George A. Mosher, who has been
passing the summer at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bemis of Long street
left on the Green Mountain express
Saturday night for her home in Brigh-
ton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Quimby Of Acad
envy street returned home Saturday
after spending several days in camp al
lake Sunapee, n. H. Mr.. Quimby re-
sumed his duties at the Homer FIT!
store this morning.
Miss Ivanella Sampson of Concord wa
| guest over the weekend of Mr.. ant
Mrs. William Mercer of Maple Grove
Miss Sampson is teacher in deaf anc
dumb school in Philadelphia, the largest
in the state OF Pennsylvania.
Special meeting of the ladies' aid so
ciety of the Presbyterian church will b
held Monday evening, August 26, in th'
church vestry at 8 o'clock. Important
business. Let there be large attend
ance. Per order vice-president.
Mrs. Roland Preston, who has beer
visiting in this city for the past weel
as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Phinea'
Iadd, returned Saturday to her hom'
at Monessen, Pa. Mrs. Preston former
ly attended Goddard seminary.
In what is reported to have been onl
of the best games ever seen in Water
bury. the team representing that towI
defeated the Italian Independents o.
Barre Saturday by the score of to 8
| Inc DdiIc tt'Hi . puttciy Nos poy o'iN
Leary.
| All organized football clubs intending
to enter the five-a-side football contest
at the Labor day picnic must make en-
try with John s. Mcdonald at Clan Cor,
don rooms, Bolster block, Thursday even
ing, Aug. 20, at o'clock. Drawing Of
teams will take place at that time. En-
try free.
South Barre grange held its picnic
in Don Camps grove Saturday after
noon. pleasant time was enjoyed, q
baseball game was played and ice crean
served. The grange wishes to thank
Mr.. Camp for the use Of the grove ane
for the use of his auto in conveying the
people to and from the picnic ground.
The advance sale of seats for John c
Fishers musical success, "The Red Rose,
which comes to the opera house nexl
Wednesday night, opened this morning
and Judging from the line of patrons
that has been seen at the box office al
day, the entire house will be sold out
before the big company arrives here
"The Red Rose comes here under the
personal direction of John c. Fisher, the
Inoted producer of "Florodora," "The Sill
yer Slipper" San Toy" and other well
known musical successes, with a notable
cast, headed by Zoe Barnett, comprising
some IS people, including a stunning
chorus and ballet. A feature of the per
Torrance is "The Students Glide" which
made a sensational hit in New York.
| Ny;n6aId Gaylord was one of the