The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

McWhorter Co.
Ladies' tailored suits at less than halt
price at Abbott's.
Buster Brown hose for ladies, misses
and children at Perry's.
browns Drug store is the place to get
the velyety smooth ice cream.
Friday and Saturday busy days. See
the new things in the sale at Vaughan's
A. L. Avery left last night for Boston
where he will make ten days business
visit.
Sale of high grade dresses and waists
at Big reduction. Paris Shirtwaist
House
John Patterson went yesterday to
Williamstown, where he will visit rela-
tives for few days.
Miss Grace Clark, who has been pass
ing week at Breton Woods, N. H.,
returned home last evening
Mrs. Sarah Geake and son, CLYDE, who
have been making short visit in st.
Johnsbury, have returned home.
Fred M. kemptin of South Main
/, street returned last night, after sew
eral days visit in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. James Gregory of Washington
street left yesterday afternoon for Nor
wood, n. Y, where she will visit indefi-
nitely.
| Mrs. A. Fine of Baltimore Md, ar
rived in the city last night for a months
visit with her husband on Maple ave.
rue.
Miss Evelyn Lachlan of Manchester,
n. H., arrived in the city yesterday for
ten days visit with relatives in the
city.
! r. c, Waterman of Academy street
went yesterday to Burlington, where he
will remain for short visit with
| friends.
Herbert Presley of NIllvilIe, Pa, a
former resident Of Barre, arrived in the
city yesterday for ten days visit with
friends.
Miss Helen Marion of Merchant
street left yesterday for Chazy, n. ",
where she viii spend several days with
relatives.
At the auction sale tomorrow at 80
p. m. for Mrs. James A. Rowan, you
will find nice clean lot of goods. See
adj, page 7.
Worden Crossett of Enfield, n. H.,
who was formerly employed in Barre, ar
rived in the city this morning for few
days visit with friends.
The Hardwick Italian game on Satur
day will be worth attending The Hard
wick team is again playing fast ball and
intends to give the italians an argument.
Game will start at 3 o'clock.
Francesca Simonetti. vino has been
making an extended stay at h,s former
home in Italy, arrived in the city this
morning from New York, where he re-
Gently landed from the White Star liner,
Oceanic.
Mrs. William LeCasse of st. Armand.
z. O., former resident Of Barre, ar
rived in the city yesterday for an ex-
tended visit with her daughter. Mrs |
John Nelson of Eastern avenue. and with
other relatives in this vicinity. Before /
returning home she will visit relatives in |
st. Adams.
DR. and Mrs. j. w. Stewart of West |
street left this forenoon at II 30 for I!
Ludlow, where they were called by the /
sudden death of the formers mother. |
Mrs. Richard Stewart. telegram came |
early this morning notifying Dr. Stew
art of her death, although no details /
were added.
For Sale-A 1000 h. auto delivery
truck in first-elass shape Just been
thoroughly oyerhauled. dandy for
light delivery work. VIII sell right or
exchange for touring car. Reasons for
selling, have just bought two-ton
truck. For full particulars address z. 0.
box 407, Burlington. VT
number of Barre people will 90
this afternoon to East Montpelier to be
present at the opening OF the twelfth
annual Evangelical eampmeeting this
evening. A notable list of preachers for
the series of meetings has been secured,
and the directors of the association ex-
pect that the attendance this year will
be larger than ever before. The evan
gelistic services will continue until Sun
day, Aug. 3.
Misses Annie and Margaret Barclay
gave porch party to about twenty
young women friends at their home. 81
Park street last evening. The piazza
was artistically trimmed with japanese
lanterns, ferns and daisies. Early in
the evening delicious luncheon was
served, after which whist was in order.
The prizes were won by Miss Edith Cor.
don and Miss Jennie Even. The fayors
were baskets filled with bon bons and
laintily trimmed with flowers
Superintendent +. +. Leonard OF the
Fairgrounds on Berlin street has the
Eyes of all the juvenile set in that sec
ion of the city focused on the amuse-
nent grounds. Mr. Leonard is forming
! basketball league, the clubs to be Sc
ected from among the daily attendants
# the courts. The superintendent is
his miniature park with all
necessary for basketball
The youngsters of the Fairgrounds are
aking keen interest in the proposed
eague and are lending every possible
fort to make the affair a success.
The outcome of the Rangers Barre Hill
lovers football game at Granteville to-
light, making exceptions for a drawn A
anne, will determine which will take y
he lead in the championship race for
he Vermont football title. Owing to
he Importance attached to this contest,
large delegation of local football men
ill accompany the team to Graniteville.
he game will be played on the football
cid in Gazeley's grove. Football poo
lie viii be interested to learn that the
,angers- Bon Accords contest will be
ulled off on the Rangers field August >,
Married men of the younger genera
ion in Barre have completed the organ
.ation of baseball team which they
ope to match against any and all anna
EUR or professional teams in the
ty or surrounding towns. Coda H.
douglass has been chosen manager of the
ew outfit and he will negotiate with