The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Hi new line OF La france DoODS at flttS
III Raspberry sherbet and caramel &c
III cream at Hendricks.
m Sale outing ianneis &c, Sc, l0c pc
I'LL yard. AT Vaughan's.
Hi The ladies' aid of the Presbyterian
III church will serve their annual fall sup
III per on Wednesday, Sept. TO-
HI Walter Milne of Liberty street re
III turned yesterday from Montreal, wher
III he has been visiting for several days.
III George Kelley of Merchant street lief
III this morning for Fairlee, where he vii
III spend few weeks in camp at LAX
III Morey.
III Miss Marion Taylor of Keith avenue
III who has been spending several days a
III her home in Keene, N. H., has returned
III to this city.
HI Nelson Campbell, who has been spend
III ing the summer at the Sunset Hill
N house, Sugar Hill, n H., returned to thu
H city last night.
H Miss Margaret Brown and Mrs. AleA
II Taylor, who have been spending the sum
II mer at Old Orchard, Me-, returned to the
II city this forenoon.
Il Mrs. John Howell of North street left
H this morning for her former home in
Randolph, where she will pass several
H days with her relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Nelson of Merchant
street left to-day for st. Johnsbury,
where she will visit with relatives un-
til the latter part OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Albert Bertrand Of
North Main street, who were called to
Farnham, J. O., by the illness OF a rela-
tive, returned to the city yesterday.
Notice. All those having bills against
the Central Labor union are requested
to present same at once TO II. j. Hough-
ton, treasurer, or S. L. Cardi, secretary
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Tilden of upper
Prospect street went this morning to
Mortified to pass the remainder of the
week, incidentally attending the Dog
River fair.
Miss Nellie Harrigan, who has been
spending few days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. e. J. Owens Of South Main
street, returned yesterday afternoon to
her home at Mortified.
! Miss Agnes Olson, who has been spend
ing the past ten days at the home of her
parents on Washington street, returned
last night to Burlington, where she is
employed with the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis A. Mccarthy of
0 Averill street, who have been passing
| the summer in Franconia, n. H., have
| returned home. Mr.. Mccarthy has re-
/ opened his tailoring establishment in
the Blanchard building.
There will be regular meeting of the
Barre Council No. 40l, Knights of
Columbus this evening at 1880 in the X.
of c. hall. Every member is requested
to be present at the meeting because
national business is to be transacted.
Mrs. Lucy B. Haug and two daugh-
tiers, the Misses Dorothy and Marjorie
| Haug. who have been visiting Mr. and
| Mrs. George L. Bates of 7 Orange street
and with relatives in Orange for several
weeks past, left this morning for their
home in Knoxville, Tenn.
! Work is expected TO be resumed in the
Melcher & Hadley circle the latter part
of the week For almost week past
the large derrick of the circle has been
disabled owing to broken cog wheels. To
replace the broken members it was nee
essary to send to Boston for cogs.
Riley's singing orchestra, which fur
nished music last night for dance in
East Barre, left this afternoon for North
field. to play for dance to be held in
the armory building To-night's dance
at Mortified is an annual event held
in connection with the Dog River Valley 7!
fair.
Mrs. A. Colombo of George street and |
Miss Rose Abiatti of Bolster place, re.
turned last night from Mortified, where |
they have been spending several days |
with relatives. They We're accompanied |
to Barre by their niece, Miss Reina CO.. |
lombo, who viii make weeks visit |
among relatives here.
Tuesdays arrivals at The Ruzzell no.
tel were as follows: j. A. Bond. Bur |
lington; f. c. Houde, Springfield, Mass; |
Mrs. n. ID. Bickford, Randolph; Mr.. and |
Mrs. y. S. Howard Randolph; b. +. Gil /
man, Westfeld; T. II. Parker, Woods
vile, n. H.; Edward Jordon, Randolph;
John Lawton, Bosten; Eli Emo, Rouses
Point, n. Y.
The final days meet of the Dog Riv
er Valley fair Thursday is bound to at
tract an exceptionally large number OF
Barre people. Slated for the day are
Us and 2:ll races. In the fastest of
these heats will be found three Barre
horses, each having an enviable record.
Bette Dean, the Magnaghi racer, which
has been following the Pine Tree circuit
in Maine, Onward Wilkes, the North
Montpelier horse, and Pal billiard, the
Page horse, are all scheduled to enter
this race.
Motion pictures of Barre, her principal
business streets, residential
avenues, city officials etc, will not be
taken for some time, according to an
made by the Ford Film
Co., through Resident Manager Holt of
the Pavilion theatre. When cloudy skies
prevented the picture man from operat
ing his cinematograph last Saturday, it
was decided to take the picture to-day 4
II possible. Last night it was announced
that the plan had been indefinitely post
poned.
Dog River Valley fair and bright ?
weather held out an allur,ng invitation =
TO fair-going folk to-day and early
morning trains over the Central Vermont
road carried large number of exeur
sionists over into the Dog valley. A
special train which left the local station Z
1T TAO O'Clock transported 1856 persons \
directly to the exhibit grounds and the 2
regular train due out of Barre at s;l5
,arred no less than 100 to the same I
place. Together the number hardly rep e
'esents a majority of those who at 7
ended from Barre and vicinity, for many 1
vent by automobile, others by team and f