The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-28

i dTen of North Main street returned this
morning from Boston, where they have
been making a weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Frank Donahue. who has charge OF an
insurance territory in Tennessee, West
| Virginia and Virginia, is passing three
weeks vacation with Mrs. Donahue and
children.
Rodney Peake of Elm street, who is
taking ten days vacation tom his
duties in the Miers barber shop, left
this morning for Montreal, where he will
visit relatives.
A meeting Of the Barre Retail Mer.
chants association will be held at the
headquarters in the Miles building this
evening at o'clock. The presence of
every member is desired.
John McCaskfl of Hill street, who
has been passing two weeks vacation
| in Quebec, returned home Saturday and
resumed his duties in the Red Cross
pharmacy this morning.
On Saturday the Barre athletic ball
team will go to ST. Adams to play its
return game with the st. Adams town
team. A week ago st. Adams met de-
feat at Intercty park by big score.
Mr.. and Mrs. FLYNN Austin OF New
York City, former residents of Barre,
are passing several days in Barre as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank f. Rob-
inson OF French street and with other
friends in the city.
Miss Ruth Quigley, who has been
passing three weeks in Barre and vi
entity, left to-day for Quechee, where
she will visit for week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Scott Tinkham, before re-
turning TO her home at Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Halvosa and
children OF South Main street left Satur-
day night for Quincy, Mass, where they
will spend several DAYS at their former
home. Mr.. Halvosa is taking his annual
vacation from the G. w. Averill hard
ware store.
Miss Emma Tassie Of Brooklyn street,
who is taking two weeks vacation
from her duties in the office of DIR. d. G.
Jarvis, left this forenoon for East Al
burg, where she will spend several days
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Tsssie, 4Who are making an extended
stay in Grand Isle county.
Companion court, No. 757, l. o. f.,
will hold special melting in Eagles
hall, Worthen block, tonight, Monday
July Is, at 1880, for the purpose of
making arrangements for the funeral of
our late companion and chief ranger
Minnie Bruce. All are asked to be
present. Per order r. s., Kate Greg
orie
Dr. and Mrs. !. W. Stewart of West |
street have returned from Ludlow where |
they were called by the serious illness OF
the formers mother Mrs. Richard Stew
art. A despatch which DIR. Stewart re-
ceiyed Friday referred to the elder Mrs. |
Stewards demise, but this erroneous re- |
port was later found to be due to an
error in transmitting the message. Mrs.
Stewards condition is considerably inn
proved.
Nelson Brown, Charles Hoernle and
Thomas Davidson, members of the Barre T
athletics, left yesterday with the Dud-
leys athletics for weeks trip through /
the Champlain coast of New York state.
The trip will commence in the vicinity I
of Westpoint and gradually travel back
of Westport and gradually travel back
through the Adriondacks, Hosrnle will
do the catching for the Dudley team
and Davidson will twirl in a couple of
battles. Brown will play an outfeld
position.
Captain Latlip's working wonder and
carnival shows arrived in the city yes
terdsy afternoon over the Montpelier
Wells River road from st. Johnsbury.
All afternoon and evening the seven
coaches and baggage cars comprising the
We're visited by many peo-
pie in the Wells River yards. Last night
much of the outfit was transported to
park, where the show is to be
pitched during the week. The captain
carries several animals, including bear.
monkeys and ponies.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Shepard of las
Washington street entertained a party
Of friends at neighborhood picnic at
their farm in Graniteville to-day.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank McWhorter and children, Mr.. and
Mrs NJ S Rounds and daughter, Sup
O. y. Mathewson of Lyn-
ionville and Rev and Mrs. Francis A.
Poole and son. Francis, jr., of Worces-
ter Mass, who are passing the summer
1t Fairlee lake.
Frank Biermayer of the Morse block,
Who is an enthusiastic rose gardener, has
secured some excellent results with wild
'oses which he has transplanted TO his
garden in the rear of John Trows resi-
lence near Elmwood cemetery. Mr..
3iermayer conceived the idea of cul
,ivating wild roses and to that end
ne obtained large number of bushes
,arly in the spring Under expert care,
he roses have hourished during the past
ew weeks. Many of them are budded
ind Mr.. Biermsyer hopes to get some
'oses that exceed in beauty and frag-
ance the hot house product of com
nerce. All of the wild roses. have been
classified by color and shape.