The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-12
TALK OF THE TOWN
Ladies' new coats at vaughan's.


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just received at the Paris Shirtwaisi
House new line of serge dresses.
The fall term OF Miss Ethel Spears
private school vii open Monday, Sept. 10
Reliable pianos and organs for sale OIL
TO rent at II. A. Gould's, Spaulding
| street.
Roy Waite of White River Junction is
spending several days in the city with
friends.
A daughter was born T ~day evening
Prospect street.
Harold Robbins of Cliff street left this
morning for Boston, where he will re-
main for few weeks on business.
Vermont state fair next week. Speak
fer car early and pick your day. f. e.
Parker, Palace garage. Tel. 4o2-2.
Miss Mary Patterson OF Highland ave-
nue. is taking several days vacation
from her duties at the Bailey Music
rooms.
J. w. Pitts of Burlington, district su-
perintendent of the Direct Importing
company, was visitor in the city yes
terday
Baseball, Goddard campus, Saturday,
Sept. IA. st. Johnsbury VS.. Barre A. e.
Game called at p. m. Admission, 25c;
ladies, free.
Mre Ai,n,, EoaoL IS So,,4i, par,o ,,,bo
was brought to the City hospital Sun
day, seriously i'll with pneumonia, is now
gaining rapidly.
Joseph Waters, who has been visit
ing with friends here for the past two
weeks, returned last evening to his home
at Westerly, r. |.
A. II. BIzzell and A. G. Jones Of South
Main street left this morning for ST.
Johnsbury, where they will attend the
Caledonia county fair.
John Magnaghi, G. yalli, Charles Me.
MILAN and Donald Smith attended the
fair at st. Johnsbury to-day, going III
Mr.. Smiths automobile.
Miss Minnie Even of Glenwood ave.
nue. returned to this city last night
from Nergennes, where she has been
visiting for the past few weeks.
Mrs. C. A. Churchill of IS Merchant
street, has just received a new line of
novelties, pillow tops, ETC., also material
for Irish crochet bags. Lessons given
free.
Carl Nelson of Wellington street re.
tnr 20 h al 30 Ia.
weeks trip throughout Eastern Canada,
spending the greater part of his time at
Mrs. Henry knight and daughter, Hor-
tense, of Hill street, returned to the
city last night from North Hero, where
tl'ey have been spending the past few
weeks with relatives.
The cooperation of the teachers in
the public schools is great benefit TO
us in stocking the proper supplies nee
essary for their studies. See our ad
c. n. Kenyon 4 Co.
Rileys orchestra left this afternoon
for Waterbury, where they will furnish
music for public dance to be held there
this evening. This evening there are
several automobile parties planning to
attend the dance.
Miss Alice L. Lavelle arrived in this |
,!ty this morning from Marlboro, Mass, |
and resumed her duties as instructor |
At Spaulding high school this morning.
Miss Lavelle has been detained at her |
ZONE, assisting in the production of a
lrama
The H, S. G. club Of several young
yirls recently presented the City hos
,ital one and one-half dozen teaspoonu.
.wo pairs of bedroom slippers for men
md one pair for women These were
much needed and appreciated at the hos
,ital.
The management of the Barre Blue
'ox baseball team is negotiating with
he Logan Squares of Montpelier for
-ame to be played in this city the first
art of next week. The Blue Sox play
rs feel confident that they are the
quals OF the Montpelier team.
William Dewey of Pearl street has
eturned to this city from a two weeks
isit at the home of his sister at Port
and, Me-, and resumed his duties in the
Iontpelier & Wells River freight yards
his was the first time in fifteen years
hat Mr.. Dewey and sister have met
Ed. Sunderlin, the well known race
orse driver left yesterday for Fair
Iaven, where he is slated to drive Susie I
1. to-day. Al. billiard, the famous lit
lie Vermont mare, was left in charge OF
g former owner. VIII Page of this city.
lr. Page will drive the billiard horse in !
he for-all race to-day.
ogsten and Wiley, the proprietors of
he dining parlors of the hotel Otis. :
ave decided to open the rooms ad-
Icent to the present dining rooms for
be purpose of serving the public on the :
European plan and contracting regular
oarders. They will also cater for ban I
uets and special suppers.
Traffic on the Barre & MONTPELIER !
ractioh company's road through this :
ty late yesterday Afternoon was de-
Iyed for over half an hour. The
Tashington street car. while rounding I
slight curve several rods below the c
ridge across Gunner brook, left the rails !
nd before the brakes could be applied 2
lie car had dug up the ground for a !
reich of nearly fifty feet. Word was
mt to the car barns and the wrecking v
ew was sent to the scene. The car a
fit the rails shortly after O'Clock
I'd by 5 the car had been replaced on |,
q rails. The ear was in charge of :,
otorman Jerue and Conductor Parry. u