The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Mrs. Edward Blanchard left to-day
for Lyme, n H., where she will make
an extended stay with relatives.
| Mrs. Edward f. harrington, who has
been passing few days with Mr.. Far
rington in this city, returned to-day TO
| Brattleboro.
| r. Z. Langlois of Shoreham arrived
in the city yesterday by automobile for
a weeks visit with friends on upper
Washington street.
Mrs. A. H. Gerhardt of Wellington
street has returned home, after spend
ing a few weeks with relatives in Fall
River, Mass, and other cities in that
vicinity.
M. b. Clark, former resident OF
Barre, who is now employed as cash.
ier of bank in Essex Junction, visited
friends in the city and at East Montpe-
lier over Sunday.
Allen b. Curtis of Orange street has re-
turned from an extended trip through
northern Vermont. While absent, Mr.
Curtis visited in Wolcott, Barton, Derby
and Swanton.
Howard Miles of Dartmouth college,
Hanover, N H., and W. T. Maiden and
Albert Mari of the University of Yer.
mont, Burlington, were in Barre Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Emma Hopkins of Wellington
street left Saturday night for Delraine,
Manitoba Miss Hopkins will be mar
ried on Wednesday this week to Joseph
Jenkins, former resident of Barre, at
Winnipeg.
Miss Lillian Warner who was former
ly engaged as a pianist at the Pavilion
theatre, returned this morning to her
home in Burlington after spending a
few days with friends on Pearl street.
An automobile party consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter P. Wright, Mrs. Hiram
Whiting and chauffeur of Boston, arrived
in Barre yesterday for few days visit.
They are touring Vermont and during
their stay in this section they are reg
istered at the City hotel.
f. B. Shackford, who had charge of the
Western Union office in Barre during the
absence of Manager Addy, will go to-
morrow to Burlington, where he viii
have charge of a special wire service
during the worlds series. Manager
Addy returned to Barre to-day, after
passing two weeks" vacation with |
relatives in Montpelier and elsewhere |
in central Vermont.
The old WOODEN mill at the end OF
South Main street is to be converted into |
a paint shop, the owner, George McFar
land, having leased the structure to
Trembley Bros, who intend to occupy |
the place at an early date. Several al
terations will be made to the building |
before the painters move their equip
ment from their present quarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Leahey of Bos-
ton arrived in the city to-day and are
registered at the City hotel. The for
mer is travelling representative of the
Boston Opera CO., which is to furnish
Barre with its first grand opera of the
season in the opera house next Monday
evening Mr.. Leahey viii pass a few
lays in Barre completing arrangements
with Manager John E. Hoban for produc
ing the operas.
The Barre Rangers football club con-
tinued their winning streak on Satur-
hay, when they invaded Caledonia coun
ty and annexed the scalp of the run
ler-up, Hsrdwick. The final score was
to 0. The game was a benefit affair
and one of the largest crowds of the
season put in an appearance. Those
who turned out were afforded the best
yame of association football staged at
Hardwick this year. The game was
lard fought struggle. The first goal {
made by the Rangers resulted through i
! penalty kick. The final score came
when Walker, a backfield man of the ,
1ardwick team, booted the pigskin /
through his own goal. Hoping to win {
he special match, the Hardwick man
lgement secured four of the best play ,
RS of the Bonaccords and two from !
he Green Mountains. Even with this c
trong combination it was unable to stop /
he onslaughts of the statechampions. {
Johnson and Anderson were stars for ]
he Rangers. The final game of the Yer i
mont football league schedule will be
'layed at the Berlin street grounds on
saturday this week between the Rang
rs and the Green Mountains. J