The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN
Belle waists at Knights.


Mount street. w. +. Richardson.
Save your articles for the next sale OF
the woman's club, which occurs June 20.
Dry chairwood for sale. Arthur S.
Martin, phone 53W or leave orders at
Prindle's store.
Regular meeting of Winnetta council,
No. 10. d. OF p, |. o. X, NJ, Thursday,
Jrne 10, at 1880 o'clock
Arthur Neyeau of Sheldon Is passing
several days with his brother, G, A.
Neveau, at the Morrison farms.
The piano used at the Spaulding prize
speaking contest last night was Bias
ius, furnished by II. A. Gould.
John Metmgo, jr., of Aver street went
this morning to Burlington, where he
will visit relatives for a few days.
Arthur Barber returned last night to
his home in Plainfeld after spending
a few days with friends in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Iiaight of Rouses
Point, n. u, arrived in the city last
night for business visit of several
days.
Mrs. r. Il. Belden returned this morn
| ing to her home in Derby, after spend
ing few days with friends in South
Barre
H. S. Springer returned this morning
to his home in Enosburg Falls, after
passing several days in Barre and vi
entity,
John Foy and Charles Gallagher re.
turned last night from Burlington, where
they have been making short stay with
friends.
You can get your tickets for the S.
II. s. alumni concert and ball at the
following places; Dodge's, Holmes, or
Burr's jewelry stores.
Deputy Sheriff George L. Morris re- |
turned yesterday from White River |
Junction, where he has been spending a |
few days on business.
Homer Plastridge has returned TO his |
home in Northfeld, after spending sew
eral days in the city as the guest of |
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Spencer.
Robert Carson, who accompanied the
remains of his father, John Carson. to
this city for burial returned yester
day to his home in Providence, X. |.
Tool sharpeners, notice! The regular
monthly meeting of I. s., No. 2, G. G. l.
l. A., will be held in carpenters hall,
Nichols block, on Wednesday, June Is,
at y. m. ]. c. Wylie, secretary.
bdIlt0 tNHHy Ipt SIuufhL at
Goddard seminary, returned yesterday
ing few days with friends in the
city.
Rusca Michelangelo arrived in the city I
this morning from New York. where he
recently landed from an American line ,
steamship sailing from Cherbourg, June I
4. Mr.. Michelangelo win make his home
in Barre.
Alex. Hanton Of Merchant street. SUI
perntendent of cemeteries left this fore
noon for Boston, where he will attend
the annual meeting of the New Eng
land Association OF Cemetery Superln-
.endents. I
DIR. Joe w. Jackson and son, Edward,
If South Main street, returned yester }
lay by automobile from St Adams,
Ne, where they have been passing sew
raj days with relatives. Mrs. Jack I
on, who accompanied them to st. Al
ans last week. will remain for longer
tay
Rev. Effie X. NJ. Jones, formerly pas
or of the Universalist church Of this y
ity, will speak under the auspices of !
he Barre Woman's club in Rowland
all on Monday evening, June %. Mrs :
ones will speak on civic betterment =
III citizens are invited to attend this 2
acture.
Mrs. Bella Birnie, who has been pass =
lg the winter at her former home near Z
.berdeen, Scotland, arrived In the city B
his morning from Montreal, r. O., where 2
he recently landed from the Allan liner, x
Iesperian. which sailed from Glasgow b
une Z. Mrs, Blrnie will pass the sum :
Ter in Barre.
B. A. Eastman, Frank 4. Adams and
AIRY Houghton left yesterday for
Mass, where as representa-
yes of the Barre Auto Gun club they c.
i'll participate in tournament for
ew England trapshooters. The trip no
as made in Mr.. Eastman's automobile m
I'd the party expects to be absent sew
al days.
Officer Harry Gamble of the police III
rps was busily engaged last evening
ting as traffic policeman along Main \.
rect between Prospect and Elm streets 10
shunt the traffic over the pavement in
ont of the city hall around the city an
rk. This was done in order that noise W
lght not interfere with the Spaulding
ize speaking at the opera house WI
Rt. Rev, A. c. A. Hall, bishop of the ia -,
,iscopal diocese of Vermont, is a guest "a
Rev. and Mrs. w j. NJ. Beattie at
cir home on Highland avenue while srl
tending the sessions OF the diocesan ~
nvention in progress at the Church of rs
e Good Shepherd. The coadjutor bish- -.
Rt. Rev. William Farrar Weeks OF ~
Itland is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. IT. IT.
ank G. Rowland of French street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Beckman of era
W York, who have been passing sew mo
i weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. on
lliam Miers of Keith avenue, since re- z
ming from Florida, where they passed ma
, winter, left this morning for Bret Jun
! Woods, y. II. During the summer, Iof
!. Beckman, who has been assisting \
the Miers tonsorial parlor, will have VIII
supervision over corps of some the
cen BARRIERS at the Mount Pleasant yes
Use. \
Jnder the supervision of the street de- dell
tment the work of resetting the curb 20
mes on North Main street between scb'
mite and Blackwell streets in accord y
e with the grade established for the reee
ement is making good progress. The yes
-kmen have practically completed the Aor
ablishment of the curb on the east
! of the street and have already way
rted on the opposite side of the thor to
hfare. The work is expected TO be Don