The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-29
TALK OF THE TOWN
lOl Bison day at the Biiou.

III Fits.
Y Films developed for Zoe a roll a
HI browns
H Fall colorings, Imperial crepes, a
III Knights.
HI See the new fall neckwear just opene,
III at Vaughan's.
III Peach ice cream at Hendricks for Fri
II day and Saturday.
H Lot SOC and $l.00 ladies' neckwear sal
II at 25c each at Vaughan's.
II Eighty nine cents each, a special sal
Il of umbrellas at Perry's on Saturday.
H Miss Cora Brown returned last might
II to Burlington, after few days visi
\ in the city.
Il Wesley Green of Laurel street left
\ last night for Chicago, H., where HI
/ has secured employment.
II All barber shops affiliated with tn,
\ BARRIERS brotherhood in Barre will b.
H closed all day Labor day
Miss irene Mari returned last night
to her home in Williamstown, after q
\ few days visit in the city.
\ "The Northern Spy" l0l Bison, two
real Indian and Civil war drama, also
other pictures at the Bijou.
Fall millinery has been worn by the
fashionably dressed Of New York for ii
month. Mrs. Nelson Church.
Mrs. Jerry Keefe of Short street left
yesterday for Old Orchard, Me-, where
she viii visit friends for few days.
Miss Ruth Eastman of Patterson
street returned home to-day, after pass
ing the summer in camp at Fairlee lake.
A. w. Robinson of the rural free mail
carriers is taking two weeks vacation
from his duties at the federal build
ing.
! Miss Jennie Holden OF Cambridge
Mass, arrived in the city this morning
for visit at the Holden home on Elm
street.
John Drumgould of Iberyille, p O.,
arrived in the city to-day for few days
visit at the home Of his parents ON
North Main street.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Ryan of Attic
boro, Mass, are passing several days in
the city as the guest of Mrs. Annie Car
roll of s Keith avenue.
| /. w. Morse, who has been visit
ing friends in Barre and Montpelier for
a week, returned this forenoon to his
home in Isle La Motto.
Mrs. Arthur Campbell OF North Main
ShiftA itit ipt Oih RihhHA W
| Me-, where she will pass several days as
the guest OF C. H. Campbell.
Rev f. A. Wells and family of New
Rochelle, N. H., are passing several days
with the formers father and with other
relatives in Barre and vicinity.
Miss Helen Cook, who has been pass
ing six weeks with her aunt, Mrs James
H. Cook, OF South Main street, returned
this noon to her home in St Johnsbury
Soft wood slabs at $l.75 per load
make good wood for kindling your
fire. The d. NJ Miles Coal Co., l22
North Main street. Tel 1873 and All NJ.
Mrs. Earl c.. Cutler of Elm street went
yesterday to Burlington, where she will
pass several days in camp at Queen City
park as the guest Of Mrs. W H. Ward.
Phone us and we will call for any
prescription or recipe you have to be
compounded and will deliver the finished
medicine. The Depot Square Drug
Store
Miss Katherine Fraser is taking
two weeks vacation from her duties at
the G. a, Heath paper rooms. She has
gone to Graniteville for a visit at the /
home OF her parents.
Angelo Diversi, who had been passing /
several days in the city, left last night |
for White River junction, where he viii |
make short visit before returning to |
his home in New York.
Mrs Frank Carr, who has been pass
ing week with her parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. r. r, Mclean in Graniteyille, was
a visitor in the city last evening while
on her way home to Mortified.
1 a nfaf of tba 1
Maurice Finn Co. OF Boston, returned to
his home last evening, after having been
called to Barre to testify in a civil
suit brought in city court yesterday.
William Ross of Lawrence, Mass, is
passing a few days with his cousin, Ed
win Ross, of West street, while on his
way TO his former home in Leeds, p. O.,
for an extended visit with relatives.
The Cohoes, n. ", Independents viii
be the first real baseball team that has
shown here this season. Don't miss the
chance OF seeing them. Berlin street
grounds. Game starts at 3 o'elock.-Adv.
People in this city will be glad TO hear
that Mrs Victor Olson, who has been
seriously i'll at Detroit, Mica, is making
rapid recovery and is regaining her for
mer strength. Mrs. Olson was taken i'll
about four weeks ago.
kino Maggani of Merchant street re
turned last night from a few weeks
visit to Rutland, Quincy, Mass, and Mil
ford, ~ II. He was accompanied home
by Mrs. Maggiani, who has been passing
a few weeks at Quincy, Mass.
Arthur G. Lane of Trow hill, express
on the Barre branch of the
Central Vermont road, has been temper
arily transferred to run on the main
line between Montreal and Boston. His
place on the local branch is being tilled
by Frank Nelson of the Montpelier
American Express office.
Thursdays arrivals at The Buzzell ho-.
tel were as follows L i. Hatch, Burling
ton; G. M. Carpenter, Brandon; 0. w.
Rider, Mortified; ]. ]. Walsh, Manches-
Ter, n. H.; ID. J. MeFaddcr, Boston, II
Robert Eager, Holyoke, Mass; Oscar w.
Boston; J. S. O'Connors, Bos
on; j. w Dixon, Boston; James Fer
guson, Mortified
The Barre Rangers eleven for Satur-
lay, in their game against the Hardwick
cam, will be Duncan, Webster, Wilson,
Beattie, Preston, Anderson
Melville, Duguid, Anderson, Laing. The
Iardwick team will have with them,
3rebner, late of the Bonaccords, and Bob 4
Nindlay, another well known player. The {
,ame will start at o'clock.