The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-04
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TALK OF THE TOWN

New net waists at Naughans. (.
Big sale of blankets at once. See
advertisement. Vaughan's.
The Barre Citizens band will give q
concert in the park this evening.
George Murphy returned last night 20
Mortified, after short visit in this
city with friends.
Regular meeting of the Condors Thurs
day evening, September 5 at 1880 o'clock
in Foresters hall
Philip Latin left last night for Rock
land, Me-, where he was called by the
serious illness of his father.
r. S. Currier of Park street, Wash
ington county supervisor of roads, was
a visitor in Middlesex to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kelsey of Con-
cord. n H., arrived in the city last night
for ten days visit with relatives.
Ray p. MeGrath of Boston, formerly
local manager for the Sullivan Machin-
cry Co., was a visitor in the city to-
day.
Mrs. n. Venetti and grandson, Ray
mond. returned home last night after
a weeks visit with relatives in Water
bury,
i At the Pavilion-The three musical
| Rankins, a swell comedy act. To-day
is your last opportunity to see them.
Come early.
James Flynn OF Moretown, a former
student at Goddard seminary, returned
home this morning, after spending few
days with friends in the city.
Mrs. Edward A. Pringle returned this
morning to her home in New Bedford,
Mass, after spending several days with
relatives in Barre and Montpelier.
Robert Brown of Bassett street, who
has been spending several days at horne,
returned last night to Windsor, where
he is employed in a clothing store.
| Mrs. X. A. Boyea. who has been spend
ing several days at the home of Z. \.
Normandeau of Maple avenue, left to-
! day for her home in Malone, \. \.
Sadlier OF Elm street has on display
the latest New York designs in ladies',
misses and juniors fall and winter coats
and suits Give us call. No extra
charge for made to.measure.
Mrs. Carolina Scarin. who has been
spending several months with relatives
at 80 Pearl street. left last night for
four weeks visit with her brother. Mrs.
Scarini will return to Barre October Is.
James Duncan of Quincy, Mass. Sec
rotary treasurer of the Granite Cutters
international association, who spoke at
the Labor day celebration at Hardwiek,
arrived in this city this morning for a
short visit.
Mrs Fred Bosseau who has been Wis
iting relatives in Websterville for the
past month. left this noon for her home
in Ibervlle. r. Q. She was accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. O. Getty, who has
been spending the summer in Barre !
Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Jones and 1T
tie daughter, LA, of Washington street, |
have returned home. after spending a |
week at their former home in Hyde Park. !
Mr.. Jones resumed his duties at the |
Smith & Cummings market on North |
Main street yesterday.
Owing to cool weather, fancy "tree
ripened" York state liberia peaches will /
not be picked until about September l6 |
shall be in the orchards to see that you |
get the best. Ii will pay you to wait !
for them. Have your dealer book your |
order and deliver directly from the car
Sidney f. Spafford.
Frank Topper. who has been employed |
as baggage master at the Central Yer
mont station for the past three months |
received notification yesterday of his |
transfer to the Montpelier station, whore |
he viii be engaged in a similar capacity. (
Mr.. Upper win assume his new duties
September and his place at the local
station is to be filled by Orville Bene-
dict, who began work this morning.
The GrantevIle A. c. baseball team
will appear in this city Saturday after
noon on the seminary campus in the
second game of their series with b. A. /
c. Graniteville captured the opening
game last Saturday after a 10 inning 1
struggle by 2 to ] score. Zarka, the
G. A. C. southpaw, will be on the firing
line and is confident of landing the game. Il
Manager Hoffman intends to use Gay, n
the former Randolph left handler.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Keast and chill
dren, who have been visiting in this H
city as the guest of his brother, Edwin
Keast, OF Prospect avenue, left this
morning for short visit at Hardwick
preparatory to returning to his home
at Meriden, Conn. Mr. keast holds ono
of the highest offices in the Connecticut
state branch of the Metropolitan In
surance company. This is the first time
in ten years that the brothers, Edwin
and William, have met 1t is the inten-
tions of the two brothers to arrange for
a family reunion of the Keasts at West
erly, r. l., some tome next summer.
Local travellers will desire to learn
that the Seashore limited train which
the Central Vermont has run over its
line from Montreal TO New London. this
summer, will make its last trip Septem
Der and 7, making its last trip from
Montreal on the 9Th. and leaving New
London for the last time Saturday The
coach and sleeping car will be attached
to Trains No. | and as hithertofore.
The Seashore accommodations have been
mot with much annrOCal from tha travail