The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-16
TALK OF THE TOWN
Summer sale at Yaughan's.

Summer sale at yaughan's.
September fashion magazines at Alb
bolts.
September New Idea patterns at Alb
bolts.
See the new hats to wear with sweat
ers at soc each. Vaughan's.
William Milne, who has been visiting
in the city, returned yesterday to Hard
wick.
j. B. Thompson of Graniteville was a
visitor in the city to-day on his way
to st. Adams for few days visit.
Mrs. Charles Higgs Of Hillside ave-
nue. left to-day for Hardwiek, where
she will remain for a week with rela-
tives.
c. A. Dodge of the Montpelier road re.
turned yesterday from st. Johnsbury,
where he represented the carmen at the
state labor convention.
Mrs. Charles Scott of Boston, a for
mer resident of Barre, has been visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Gale of Wellington street.
Miss Rose Hopkins of Brattleboro ar
rived in the city last evening for an ex-
tended visit with her sister, Mrs. Mary
Mccarthy, of Summer street.
Ladies please call at f. NJ. Lyons store
between 4 and tonight and get some
'1vorine" and brightness" manufac.
tured by the J>B. Williams Co.
DIR. o. T. Barr and Della Merlo re-
turned last evening from Chelsea, where
they attended the "Old Home Week" OBJ
servance, which is being held there this
week.
Seventy nine cents each, one lot of
night robes, made Of soft finish long
cloth, neatly trimmed, were csc eaca.
To close this lot for only Toe each at
Perry's on Saturday.
Alex Milne of the Goodwin. Milne
granite firm, and William Milne of the
Littlejohn & Milne firm, leave tonight
for Boston, to attend the granite retail
dealers convention, which opens on
Tuesday.
Fred c. Root of Charlotte arrived in
the city last evening for few days
visit with friends. Before returning to
his home he will go to Graniteville to
pass a few days with Herbert Merrill.
1912 Goddard graduate.
Ralph Colombo of North Main street
returned last night from few days
visit to st. Adams. He was accompa
MED home by Percy McDevitt, who has
been employed at the Central Vermont
yards for the past few weeks.
Jones Bros. granite plants closed down
about $3.50 this morning because of a
broken drive rope that ran from the
engine room to the polishing mill. The |
task of restoring the rope is difficult |
one and will take several days to re-
place it.
Martin McMahon of West street left |
to-day for Boston and Plymouth, Mass,
for few days visit. Mr.. Mcmahon will /
join his family, who have been visiting /
at Plymouth for the past few months.
They will return to Barre the middle of
next week.
Fridays arrivals at The Buzzell hotel |
were as follows: j. A. Bond, Burlington;
f. G. Rott, Charlotte; L. W. Coburn.
Plainfield, Sam Katz, Burlington; Will
liam A. Love, Savannah, n. Y; Willie /
Canaan; Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Wright, Middlesex; w. w. Perkins,
Bethel.
Joe Weaferi, the undefeated pitcher of
The Italian team, win work this after
noon against Tilton, n. II. The Italians
i've in hopes of trimming Tilton with
such pitcher as Weaferi on the mound.
The Italians have assembled their great
st strength to down the New Hamp-
hire lads.
C. Bau of Franklin street left to-day
or Highgate Springs, where he will join
MS family, who have been camping there
Tor the past week. Mr.. and Mrs. Bau
will return to Barre Tuesday night
Mss Bertha Bau, who is at Highgate
will 90 Tuesday to st. Adams for a
weeks visit with friends.
At O'Clock this afternoon at Inter
ity, one of the best ball games ever
'ulled off in Barre will be played. Barre
las been playing great ball lately and
laims the state championship. The
Terdi club of Burlington are also CON [
enders for the state title. Come out
nd watch them battle for the state
Don't miss the chance.
Secretary Fred j. Kernon of the east
IN division of the Retail Clerks Inter
Iational association, who has been a
,uest of w. II. Eager for few days,
vent this morning to Essex Junction,
where he will make short stay before
eturning to his home in Boston. Sec
etary Kernon has been attending the
of the Vermont state branch
# the A. F.. of. l.. in st. Johnsbury.
The Sullivan aim compressor, which is
o be installed on the j. X. Pirie dark {
Barre" quarry, to place the one destroyed
" fire a week ago, arrived in the city :
o-day. The machine will be immedi-
tely transported to Graniteville and {
at once. The work of Install {
ng the machine viii take a few days
nd work will be resumed on the Pirie ,
uarry the first Of the week. ]