The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Alfred A. Lamorey went this nooI
to Bristol on a few days business trip
! o. G. Taylor of Burlington was among
the business visitors in this city to-day
A. r. Stewart of Springfield, Mass.
was a business visitor in this city to
day.
Joseph Shadrowi of South Main street
was business visitor in Mortified yes
terday.
Philip Fl. Goodman of Lebanon, N. II.
was among the business visitors in the
city to-day
Maurice Heminway Of Malone, n. Y.
was among the business visitors in the
city yesterday.
Miss Marion Saulsburg of Randolph i
| visiting at the home of Frank Wheaton
on South Main street.
L. j, kisling returned to Newark, n
j., this noon, after several days spent
in this city on business.
Charles Holton of NorShfeld was a
1 guest yesterday at the home of II. NJ,
| Houston on Maple avenue.
| Mrs. Kendrick and Mrs. Keefe of 80
! West street will have their millinery
| opening Saturday, March 80.
| Miss Cleora Morse and Miss Marion
| Rckert went this morning to Mortified
to spend the day with friends.
The Methodist boys gymnasium class
will meet this evening, and all the mem
bers are requested to be present
Miss Eliza Isham Of Sheridan street
left this noon for Burlington, where she
will visit with relatives for few days.
John Bright was in Waterbury yes
terday, returning last night with bak
cry cart that win be used by the Holmes
bakery.
c. II. Hulburt of Boston, travelling
freight agent for the Missouri Pacific
railroad, was a business visitor in this
city to-day
A. r. Holden, who has been visiting
friends in this city for the past few
days, returned to his home at Westerly,
r. l., last night
Hammond Douglass, who has been
confined to his home on West street
for the past few days, was able to re.
sumo work to-day
H. G. Ranney of Boston, travelling
freight agent for the A. r. 4 st. Fe
railroad was among the business visit
ors in this city to-day.
Mrs. II. L. Reynolds and child left
Yesterday afternoon for Morrisville,
whtre they viii visit with relatives dar-
ing the rest Of the week.
John 4. Kurtz, an instructor at God
dDrd seminary. left this noon for Marsh
field, where ne will pass few days as
the guest of Albert Gilman.
Rev +. Barnby Leach, who conducted
services in the Church OF the Good
Shepherd last evening. returned TO his
home in Milton this morning
Morris Jones returned to Lynn, Mass
this noon. after attending the funeral
Of his wife's sister. Miss Lorena Jones.
which was held last Saturday.
Roswell Miles, who has been visit.
ing friends at South Burlington for the
pest few days, returned to his home at
Graniteville yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. f p Houston returned yesterday
to her home in Northfeld, after passing
few days with her daughter Mrs
James + Higgins of French street.
Manuel Suarez of Websterville left
last night for New York. from where
he will sail for his home at Santander,
Spain, to make his permanent residence.
George E. Mace OF Boston. travelling
freight agent for the Rutland Michigan
Central lines OF the New York Central
roads, was among the business visitors
in the city to-day.
William Fowler of Eastern avenue re-
turned to this city last night from Bos-
ton. accompanied by his brother, 10
seph, who recently arrived in this co@n-
try from Dalbeattie, Scotland.
Master Alden and Miss Doris. children
of Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Burke of Sum
mer street, accompanied by Miss Lucy
Donahue, left yesterday afternoon for
Williston, where they will visit with
for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Buckley, who
have been spending few days with
in Barre and Washington. LETT 1
this morning for their home in Free
port, Me. They will visit in Concord. |
n. H., for short time on the way
home.
After April | all union barbershops in
the city will open at 1870 o'clock in the /
throughout every month in the |
year, according to an announcement |
made this morning. It is also denied /
that the price of hair cuts is to be in |
creased to 35e. One of the BARRIERS stat. |
ed this morning that the shop had been
besieged by customers anxious to have |
their locks shorn before the increase I
went into effect.
After two weeks of hard practice I'M
der the direction of Louis Tomas. the I
Crescent basketball team were admin
istered an overwhelming defeat last |
night at the hands of the Shamrock |
aggregation lead by Crazy.
Spaulding high schools star center The
final score of the game, which was played
at the Church street gymnasium, was
76 to %. Hagan and Grady were the
star performers for the Shamrock team;
The former Gagged twelve baskets from
The floor and the latter was credited
with nine The redeeming feature of
the Crescent's play was the work of
Louis Tomasi, who found no difficulty
IN dribbling through the Shamrock team.
The lineup: shamrock Grady c; Car
oil, rf; Hagan, If Ogsten, rg; Stuart,
e. Crescents H. Tierney, c; w. Tier
icy, IF; Hoar, If; Birnie, rig; Greig, lg
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