The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Seyen-inch MORE taffetta ribbon fol
25e at Abbotts.
Arthur Barber of Planfeld arrived
in the city this morning for weeks
visit with friends.
The Perry Auto Co. unloaded a car OF
Ford automobiles at the Central Yer
mont yards this forenoon.
Miss Cora Miles of Burlington is pass
ing few days in the city as the guest
of Mrs. j. W. Stewart OF West street
Henry j.. Lascor of Webster avenue
went this morning to Windsor, where
he will be employed during the sum
mer.
tails morning for Sherbrooke, p. q.
where they viii visit relatives for a
few days.
Mrs. A. +. Hunt returned this fore
noon to her home in Colebrook, \. H.,
after passing a week with friends in
South Barre.
| Stanley Ayerill of Boston is making
an extended visit at the home OF his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Aver
III of Hillside.
Miss Leafie Whitney, who has been
whiting. as the guest OF friends on
Clark street, returned yesterday to her
home at Brattleboro.
Stop in and we VIII play your favor
lite selection on the Victrola. You won't
know its value until having heard it.
At Bailey's. Ia Elm street
Uric j. Lebouryeau, student in the
Worcester Polytechnic institute, Wor-
cester, Mass, is passing the summer at
his home on Upland avenue.
w. Ii. Messer of Orange street went
this morning to Boltonviile, where he
will erect the frame for large barn.
Later gang of local carpenters will
be employed on the construction work.
Saturday for Albany, n. T., where he
will visit for a few days. Before re-
u rning to Barre Mr.. Reaside will visit
at various points in Massachusetts and
Rhode Island
DIR. Enrico G. Soldini, 1912 grad
uate at the University of Vermont, Bur-
lington, and at present an attache at
the Lincoln hospital, New York, arrived
in town last night for a two weeks
visit at his home.
Robert Davis of Ithaca, N. ", com
meneed work to-day at the L. B. Dodge
creamery. Mr.. Davis is graduate of
the Cornell agricultural school and is an
expert cheese maker. HE will have
charge OF the fancy cheese making at /
the Dodge creamery.
Arthur Premier Of the Atlantic /
Coast representative of the Guidici /
frantic company with headquarters at /
Pa, arrived in the city |
TINS morning for few days visit at l
the home OF his mother, Mrs. Ellen
Premier, OF Merchant street.
Sundays arrivals at the Buzzell ho
tel were as follows: A. A. Hurnet and
wife. Boston. F. A. Wiggin, Boston;
san Francisco; G. J. Orville, New York;
iussie yolk Frank, New York; D. Bon.
lcnr, Hardwiek; L. S. Little, Granite
lille.
The informal opening of the Barre
iolf club house and grounds, which was
deferred from last week because OF the
DOL weather viii be held tomorrow aft
'rnoon, beginning at 2 o'clock, and all
members are expected to be present with
riends. The guests will be given anre-
tricted use of the grounds for the aft
Tnoon.
j. ]. Dashner, the Washington agent
or the d. A. Perry Real Estate agen-
Y, has sold the village place in Cor
nth owned by Arthur /. Rogers to 4
'harles H. Hall Of this city. The new ,
Rner viii move at once to his recently {
equired property. The place includes
house. outbuildings, and some six I
cres OF land Mr.. Rogers plans are
OF announced.
Harold Burroughs of Church street
II yesterday for Burlington, where he
i'll make few days visit with rela-
We, leaving later for Scranton, Pa,
here he will attend the annual ma.
onal convention of the retail coal
callers. Mr.. Burroughs viii devote :
&C greater part OF his weeks visit in !.
at section to general Inspection and !.
tour of the anthracite coal :
ines. He will also visit hituminous !
al sections of Pennsylvania.
The small-boy and an air-gun com :
nation is again raising the death rate !
nong the tame doves that frequent :.
ain and Washington streets around I,
Iy square and to such an extent has n
{ slaughter OF the birds developed !,
at number of people have been n
owed to lodge complaints with police r
1t is said that small I,
le shots do not kill the doves instant -
and for that reason almost any day
e may see dove limping along with II II
crippled leg or attempting to fly with :;
broken wing Youngsters who have =,
en- enjoying this kind of small game :.
nting are being watched by officers, +.
is said. n
A touring party Of fourteen high ii
loo students. this years graduates s,
Woodstock high school, stopped in on
2 city to-day while on an extended ~
ar of Vermont. Three automobiles h,
iveyed the class of 1913 and their Sc
ncipal, f. V. Perkins, and during "a
sir stop in Barre they visited several ke
ints of interest. The Woodstock Fl
Idents believe in seeing Vermont first ba
4 to that end they plan TO visit Bur Il
gton, St. Adams, Rutland and other Ike
ees before returning home. The ~
-ty is undoubtedly the first of its I
ID TO take an automobile tour through La
rmont.