The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

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: Twenty-Five wash dresses that were
1915 reduced to sl.9S at Perrys on Sat
urday.
More summer goods received from New
York to-day, at Naughan's.
Miss Hannah Mayo of Randolph ar
rived in the city yesterday for few
days visit
John Kelley returned last night to his
home at Richmond, after passing a few
days in the city.
Mrs. ID. G. Jarvis of Beacon street has
, returned from Burlington, where she has
, been visiting for few days.
Henry Thompson, who has been pass
ing a few days in the city with relatives,
returned last night to Easthampton,
Mass.
Hawley Young, who has been spend
ing few days with his father, Charles
+. Young, returned to-day to his home
in Burlington.
!, Mrs Carl S. Mute and children, who
have been visiting at their former
home in Barre, left last night for Man
chester. n II.
DR.. +. L. Everglade, who has been
visiting friends in Barre for the past
week returned this morning to his home
in Wallngford,
Augustus Gustaveson. VIII has been
visiting at his former home in Barre,
left last night for Concord, \. H., where
lie is employed.
Rev. W. J. NJ. Beattie returned yes
terday from Enosburg Falls, where he
was called to officiate at the funeral
OF former parishioner.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond G. Waterman
of Academy street have returned home.
after spending several days with rel
atives in Hardwick and vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs, o. r. Nailor, who have
been visiting relatives on the east hill
for the past ten days, returned this
morning to their home in Worcester.
Mrs. J. T. Helen Of Los Angeles, Cal,
arrived in the city yesterday for an ex
tended visit with her sister, Mrs. Clar-
ence A. Dodge, of the Montpelier road.
! Mrs. Lawrence Rising and Miss Hattie
Lander left yesterday afternoon for Bur
I lington and Queen City park, where
they will pass month with relatives.
| George Troup, who has been visiting
his daughter Mrs. Henry Mute of the
Morse block, and with other relatives in
the city. left last night for his home in
Albany, \. y.
The dance conducted in the Rowland
| hall last night after the band concert
was attended by seventy-four couples
Riley's singing orchestra furnished music
for the dancing
In case it rains this evening the lawn
party to be held on the grounds OF st.
Monica's church will be deferred to some
later date. Providing suspicious wealth
er prevails everyone is urgently re.
quested to attend.
The condition of Neil Nielsen. the
Plainfield farmer who was thrown from
his wagon at South Barre Sunday, was
reported to be improving steadily to-
day Mr. Nielsen will be confined to the
house for several days.
Frank Macdonald of 63 Park street
began a two weeks vacation from his
duties in ID. F. Davis drug store this
morning and at noon left with his sister.
Miss Jessie Macdonald, for an extended
visit with relatives near Boston.
AT the city court room in the city
building this afternoon. session of the |
United States naturalization court will !
convene, with Clerk Fred s. Platt of
Rutland presiding. He will be assisted |
by Augustus NJ. Rossi, who will act as
interpreter, as well as a clerical staff
The Barre Citizens band gave one of I
its series of concerts in the park last /
evening before large crowd. Among
the entertaining numbers on a program
of excellence were an overture, "The Ital-
ians in Algiers" (Rossini). Dream Pie
ture of the Old South" (Stevens), and
a selection of Scottish folk songs and
dances.
Miss Dorothy Donahue, who has been
spending the past few weeks in the city
as the guest of Misses Clair and kath-
leen Miles of West street, returned yes
terday afternoon to Burlington, where
she will attend the summer school at
Mt. st. Mary's academy She was ac-
companied by Miss Clair Miles, who will
visit in Burlington for a few weeks.
John Brown, formerly captain of the
Havana Red Sox of Buffalo, \. Y, one
OF the strongest cOlored ball teams in
the country, will twirl for Barre against
MorTisvlle at Intercity park tomorrow
afternoon. Brown has a fine reputation
as q pitcher and will exert himself TO
win laurells in his initial appearance as
a pitcher with the Barre team. With /
Hoernle for batterymate what better
combination could be looked for! Game
starts at $3.50 so that all may attend.
A Montpelier and Barre delegation
from Susdah temple, d. o. X. X, will 90
to Montpelier Junction Friday to greet
a special carload of .Dokies' from Bos-
ton, Lynn. Nashua. Concord and Man I
chester. bound for the annual convoca- I
{ ion Of tho Dramatic Order knights of I I
khorassan to be held in Minneapolis. {
The New England "Dokies" will make |
the trip by way of Montreal and To-
ronto. Among the Barre members OF 5
the order who are planning to accom-
psny the party to Minneapolis are I
Homer C. Ladd, grand chancellor of q
the Vermont Pythian lodge, William II. 7
Duthie. who Is one OF the imperial trus- q
tees OF the "Dokies,' and Arthur ). ?
Martin. 6