The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

j You will want one Of those specials
Saturday at Kenyon's.
Monday, Sept. J. is the day vaudeville
starts at the Pavilion. Watch for names
of acts.
Our big sale of house dresses is going
on; prices, zoe, soc, 9sc. Paris Shirt
waist House.
Dog River Valley fair, Mortified, VT,
! Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept 2, 3 and ADV.
Miss Katherine Murray has returned
| from a two weeks vacation spent in
Maine and has resumed her position at
the Perry & Camp store.
A. Denevin of New York, an advance
agent of "The Sacrifice" which is booked
for the Barre opera house, was a visitor
in the city yesterday and to-day.
| Miss Edith Gamble of Division street
and Miss Annabell Brescette OF Barnet,
who is passing two weeks vacation
at her home in Barre, went this morning
to Waterbury, where they will pass sew
eral days with friends.
The condition of Mrs. Henry Brown of
Elmore street, who underwent serious
operation at the Heaton hospital in
Montpelier Saturday, continues to i'm
prove steadily, according to reports re-
ceived here this morning.
Miss Mabel Stark, who recently re-
turned to work at the Barre Savings
bank, has succeeded Miss Marion Taylor,
who completed her duties there few
days ago, Miss Taylor has gone to her
home at Lambs Center, N. II.
Herbert G. Merrill. student at God
dard seminary, who has been passing the
summer in Graniteville. left this fore
noon for his home in West Somerville,
Mass, where he will remain until SEES
sions on the hill are resumed.
s. Hollister Jackson. ex-public service
commissioner, will discourse on some la
Dor subject, at the Labor day celebration
at Intercty park. He speaks at l:30
in the afternoon. Avail yourself of the
opportunity to hear one of Nermont's
prominent orators.
John Clari and Joseph Comolil. who
played with the. Logan Squares of Mont
pelier at Morrisville yesterday, returned
to the city to-day. The Logan Squares
defeated the Morrisville team by the
score Of IL to s. Joe Weaferi, the Ital-
ian pitcher, twirled for MorrisyiIle.
The room committee for Barre day"
wish to thank all those who opened their
homes to the guests and also those who
kindly donated rooms that were not oc-
cupied Owing To the uncertainty of
the number of guests expected the COM
mittee were obliged to solicit more
rooms than were occupied.
Patrick Mcmahon, the veteran flag |
man, who has warned transfers and |
pedestrians away from the NJ. & w. and |
c. V. crossings on Granite street for il |
good many years, is confined to his home |
by illness. Fred Julian, a G. V back |
trackman, is taking his place. Mr. Me-
Mahon has had but few detentions from
duty on account of illness in his long
years of service at the two crossings.
The Vermont football league season
is drawing to a close. But few games
remain to be contested. 1t is expected Il
that the league will conclude the season
n about two weeks. This is the first
season that a soccer league has been in
'tituted in Vermont, and from the very
tart it has proved TO be a success. Att
present the Barre Rangers are leading
md seem to have the pennant cinehed.
rhe Rangers will play Saturday at the
Berlin street grounds against the Barre
Hill Rovers.
Miss Jessie Beattie Of 50 Brook street
eft this forenoon for Haverhill, Mass,
where she will make short visit with
friends before going to Franklin. n II.
where Sept. ] she will assume her new
uties as superintendent of the new
hospital Miss Beattie is a
urse OF more than local reputation and
or number of years she was identified |
With the Cottage hospital at Claremont,
T. II. Her friends in Barre and else
vhere will be pleased to learn of this /:
ecognition of her ability. I.