The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Hi bison lUl two-feel feature, Nhefe
III AZ the home of good features. "The 81
III jou."-Adv.
III Children's dresses, linen, gingham anc
III pereale; $3.50 value, 9Sc Saturday. Paris
III Shirtwast House.
III Karl Eldred OF Montclar, \. j., was
HI among the business visitors in the city
N yesterday and to-day
III Nyer ). Levin OF Forsythe place left
III last night for Boston, where he will visit
N relatives for several days.
III Mrs. Anna Gibbons has moved her
H household goods from % Branch street
H into house on West street.
II The Sunbeams will meet at the home
\ OF Miss Theresa Duncan, Bank street,
h Friday evening at o'clock.
Miss Grace 0'Bren has returned to
H the city from Boston, where she was
called by the illness of relative.
H Miss Constance r.. Wheeler, who was
a visitor in the city yesterday, returned
this morning to her home in Burling'
ton.
Mrs. T. +. Miles of ~ South Main
street returned home to-day from sew
eral days visit with relatives in South
Barre
Frank r. Gilispie. who has been Wis.,
iilH itIdtiNes III the titN ipl u lew udia
left this morning for his home in Red
stone, ~ H.
Last day OF auction sale OF furniture,
Saturday, May H. in Bolster block, to
close out balance of O. H. Hale stock.
NJ. Gotler.
Alfred A. Lamorey Of Cliff street re-
turned this morning from an extended
business trip through New Hampshire
land Maine.
Mrs Eugene O'Brien, who has been
/ spending several DAYS at the home OF
her mother. Mrs d. s. Laramie, returned
to-day TO Boston.
John Williams, who has been attend
! ing the annual convention of the For
esters OF America in Rutland, returned
to Barre last night.
DIR. James p. Evergade. who has been
spending several days with friends in
the city, returned this morning to his |
home in Wal-ingford
Deputy Sheriff H. j. Parcher of North /
DnXbury and John A. Cross of North |
field were among the business visitors
in the city yesterday.
Auction sale tomorrow at the Olds
homestead. corner of Camp and Wash
ington streets. D. M. See ad. on page
I. G.. +. Smith, auetioneer
Mrs. Louise Boyca of Elm street re-
turned to-day from Burlington, where
she has been attending the annual Re
bekah assembly OF Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Thresher Of North
field and DIR. and Mrs. w. r. Rowland
OF East Cornth were among the visitors /,
in the city yesterday and day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Breckenridge.
1,bn hnva haop SnanJtu,Y aognra1 dave
with friends in the city, returned this .
morning to their home in East Walpole, |
Mass. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Downs. who have I
been spending several days at their for a
mer home in Barre, left last night for a
claremont, n. H., where they will re- t
side, t
Miss Julia Boland. who has been visit p
ing her sister. Mrs. Thomas H. Hamel p
Of Church street. for a few days, re-
turned to her home in Quechee this
Patrol No. l. troop 2, destroyed SO
.ent caterpillar nests on two black
'herry trees back Of the Lincoln school
asst night. There are still plenty Of r
rests for other patrols to destroy. II
Rev. T. H. 0ckford. who was in the ii
ity yesterday TO attend the Montpelier II
district meeting Of the .woman's aux L
liary, at the Church OF the Good Shep-
erd. returned to his home in Mortified
his morning.
Napoleon PaqEn of West street, who
as been spending several months with
elatives in Waterbury, Conn, returned h
o Barre yesterday to reside His moth
r, Mrs. y. n, Paquin, will arrive in the
ity early next week
Mrs Edwin A. Swift who has been
isiting relatives in Barre and Mont
elier for the past ten days. left this ID
orenoon for Burlington. where she will
isit friends for few days. before pro-
aeding to her home in Glens Falls, n
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A special meeting OF the Bon Accord
,otbal team will be held at the club Y
,oms Saturday evening, May IL, at
clock. The Times Is requested to say
nat the attendance of every member
requested. Per order OF G. Taylor.
resident.
The banks of Barre viii appreciate it
FRY much If depositors will bring in
leir deposit books for verification, ac
riding to law, as advertised elsewhere
this paper II is desirable that as
any as possible be brought in during
e next week
Charles J. Willard. who was called to
ARE by the death of his aunt, Mrs. Az
bby NJ. French. has return to Salem, isl
ass, where he is employed as a rail-
ay conductor. While in the city Mr.. !.
lizard was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII,
i'm II. Jones of fremont street. he
Prayer services for James Nj. Stemm.
nose death occurred early yesterday La
Drning after a long Illness, were held
is forenoon at 8 O'Clock in charge of
". J. p. Reardon. pastor of the Uni "
rsalist church. The remains were lat 20
taken TO Waterbury, where the inter toi'
mt took place this afternoon.
Tommy Davidson will be on the Z
,und tomorrow afternoon against st. .
chael's college at Intercity park. Re --
.mber the place. Intercity park -
,r viii be seen behind the bat for
RE. BE sure and turn out for this 2
me az it viii be one OF the best played n
re this year
thursdays arrivals at The Buzzell
tel were as follows: G. w. Jenkins,
ston; George f. Jefferson. Rutland;
ne Beaudry. Rutland; Henry Curry
tland; Alexander Wilcox and wife
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