The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

III wednesday evening.
III See the muslin waists.'manylos Sl.5
III Kind for oSc, at Vaughan's. -nog
III Clarence Dlmfee returned this morn
III ing to his home in Middlebury, aftel
III spending several days with friends in thu
Ill city.
M DR. and Mrs. c. w. Steele and Mr.
II and Mrs. Fred Clayton have beer
N passing few days with friends in st
VI Adams.
n Miss Jean Darling of Broos street
H left this morning for Haverhill, Mass.
H where she will make an extended visit
H with relatives.
II Mrs. William Milne of Chicago I'll.
Il is making an extended visit at the home
\ of her sister, Mrs. Mary +, Mccarthy OF
i Summer street.
H Miss Elsa Alkaminie of South Acton,
Mass, arrived in the city this morning
to make an extended visit with relatives
\ III Barre and Barre Town.
H Miss Esther Cate student at Jack
son college Medford, Mass. arrived in
the city to-day to attend commencement
week at Goddard seminary.
Guy Andrews of Maple Grove left this
morning for Gardner, Mass, where he
has secured an excellent position. He
was graduated from Montpelier sem
mary last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Hoban and
daughter OF Liberty street went yester-
day to Hanover. n. H., where they will
attend the annual commencement exer-
eises at Dartmouth college
Dan. +. Davis, president of the state
board of pharmacy went this morning
to Brandon, where he will attend the
goth annual meeting of the Vermont
State Pharmaceutical association.
Floyd Stanton returned this morning
to Montreal. after passing few days
on Summer street with his wife, who
is spending the summer at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Mary Watkins.
| Miss Helen Chafree, formerly a teach
err at the Lincoln school, arrived in the
city last night from Morrisvlle for
few days visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard VcaIe of Nelson street.
Sister Leonie Marie left Barre to-day
for New York, whence she will sail in
a few days on the French liner, La
France, for her former home in Hayre. |
France, expecting to be absent several
months.
Miss Williamina Walker of Grant ave
nue. left this morning for Montreal. p |
O., where she will visit for few days |
az Westmount. before proceeding to st. |
Catherine, Ont, to remain during the |
summer.
Mrs. Maggie G. Thomson arrived in
the city this morning from Montreal.
r. O., where she recently landed from
the Donaldson liner, Letitia after spend
ing several months at her former home
near Aberdeen, Scotland
Paul w Waterman went Saturday to
Planheld. where he passed the week
end with friends. This morning he left
for Burlington. where he will attend
a reunion of the class of 1912 and the
commencement exercises of the Univer-
sity Of Vermont.
When two large elm trees in front
of the Burnham property at the corner
OF North Main street and Granite streets
were being taken down yesterday .
large limb crashed through plate glass
window in the Palace garage. Several ,
people were standing nearby but escaped
injury.
Eastman Bros. are exhibiting in their
south window the silver trophy which /
vas awarded to Frank t. Adams of Elm /
sbttfi Ut the diiiudi VI lIf a
Vermont Trapshooters league in Spring
field, June 20. The cup measures some {
EN- inches in height and is appropriate !
v inscribed. II carries with il the tt I
lie OF the individual championship of /
he state.
The Italian A. c. baseball team went t
oday to Mortified, where they viii $
ace Norwich university this afternoon a
n the final game Of the series. The I
Italian team has taken the two pre- c
ious contests by close scores and is \
n hopes Of capturing to-day's game h
Veaferi and Fowlie will comprise the il
artery for the local club. A good
lied delegation Of rooters accompanied. f
he team to Mortified, N
The two lead horses OF four horse q
itch OF Standard Oil Co. team SHE'D q
ear William Crowley's place on the .
asst Barre road Saturday and dropped p
yer small embankment. drawing the az
Their pair over also. Fortunately. the a
IL wagon stayed in the road, although
rawn to the very brink. One of the
ad horses was so badly injured that az
n. O. h. Barr. who was called from -
lis city, advised the driver that the ~
1ly way to alleviate the suffering of VI
re beast would be to kill it. The adj on
zee was followed and the horse was ~
lied. III
A large delegation Of members of the ~
ARE council, No. 40l, Knights of Co m
INDUS. is making arrangements to at Of
nd the sixteenth anniversary of the
stituting of the Rutland council TO be IN
I'D at Rutland on Thursday, June 20. 60
his is a banner day Tor the Rutland 20
uncil. members of the order congregat al
g from all over Vermont and New wc
Drk. The anniversary Will be observed II
It'll field day events at the Rutland fair ~.
ounds. In the evening there will be su
exemplifcation of the third degree 81
IRE members attending will return to III
G city on Friday. an
The first section Of the steel trestle az
lich is to be constructed en- the Barre ba
anch of the Central Vermont railroad sci
Dodge's crossing was unloaded at the Ho
2 this forenoon. A gang of bridge Sa
iders will begin work on the trestle fer
thin few days and the remaining tin
,tions of the structure will arrive be the
re the weekend. The trestle will re-
ice wooden structure temporarily 3
ilt last fall when the covered bridge (
that point was destroyed by fire. 9
ice then a wooden trcstle. supported
niles has sDanned the river