The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

| NJ. s. Levin of Forsythe place is pass.
ing several days in New York on bust.
ness connected with the Union Clothing
store.
| Mrs. Florence Smith and two daugh.
ters of West street returned this fore.
noon from Groton, where they have been
spending several weeks at their camp
on Groton pond.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hodges OF
Camp street returned last evening, after
spending several DAYS with relatives in
Boston Mr.. Hodges resumed his du-
ties at the Woolworth store this morn
ing.
There will be regular services at Unity
temple, South Barre, at 2;30 and l
O'Clock Sunday, Sept. 7. c. O. Grimes OF
Springfield, Mass. viii proclaim the
truths Of spiritnalism All invited Per
order management.
Mrs. Barbara Dobie, who has been
making an extended stay st her former
home in Aberdeen, Scotland. arrived In
the city this morning from Boston,
where she recently landed from the Al
Ian liner, Numidian.
NJ NJ Moore and R. MeGaughey, rep
resenting the Kaiem Co of New York
City, are in Barre taking moving pic
tures of the granite plants and the quar-
ries in operation. This Is the work un-
dertaken by l.. j. Counter some time
ago.
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Barnett and
daughter of Walnut street returned this
morning from Holliston, Mass, where
they have been passing month. Rev
Mr. Barnett will occupy his pulpit at
the Congregational church Sunday
morning
Mrs. Alice Wood arrived in the city
this morning from Boston, where she
landed recently from the Allan liner.
Numidian, after spending several
months at her former home in Aberdeen,
Scotland. Mrs Wood was accompanied
from Boston by her husband and they
will make their home for the time being
at 1875 Washington street.
Miss Agnes Mckay of Cliff street
and Miss Angelina yenetti of Pearl
street returned this morning from two
weeks visit with friends in Portland
Me-, Old Orchard, and Rutland Miss
Mckay will resume her duties in the
Lamorey Clothing store tomorrow
morning and Miss Venetti VIII return to
Goddard seminary next week.
One of the last games of the Vermont
Soccer league viii be pulled off at the
Berlin street arena late Saturday after
noon, when the Green Mountains will
try conclusions with the Bonaccords
These two old-time rivals will be in
fine fettle when the hour for the kick
off, o'clock, arrives. The Green Noun
tain team will be picked from the fol.
lowing: Robertson, Keir, Walker,
ton Bissett, Jopp, Morrison, White and
Ingram.
The Carpathia club, one of the city's
newest social organizations, is vaeating
its quarters in the NJ. & w. block at
the corner of Depot square and North
Main street, preparatory to moving into
the hall on the third floor of the Wor-
then block The club directors have
leased the hall for period of years
and will occupy it as a club room after
several changes have been made. The
club with a membership of thirty-five is
now in a flourishing condition.
About 30 members of the ladies' aux
iliary, A. O. H.. made an informal call
at the home of Mrs. Daniel Murphy at
80 Summer street last evening, on the
eve of her departure for Westerly, r. l.,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy will make
their residence. Mrs. Murphy has in
years past held many and important
offices Of the ladies' auxiliary, and as a
token of their esteem for their depart
ing member they presented her a hand
some leather handbag and a piece OF
gold. The evening was spent in So
cial way, being concluded at an early
hour. A collation. was served to the
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Tilden of
South Main street returned last night
from Northfield where they have been
passing several days. Mr. Tilden, who
is one of the directors of the Dog River
Valley Fair association. had charge of
the races during the three-days' exhibit
which closed yesterday. Howard II.
Reid of South Main street, who has been
acting as a special policeman at the
returned home this morn
ing. Among other Barre people who
have been passing several DAYS in North
field is c. o. Averill. who had the score
ard franchise for the various racing
events.