The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

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For further particulars inquire of NJ. Pat
terson, IL Highland avenue
Walter Jones returned yesterday aft
ernoon to Williston, after passing few
days in the city with friends.
Mrs. John Webb of Maiden, Mass, ar.
rived in the city last evening to pass a
few weeks as the guest Of Mrs. A. NJ
Pierce of Hill street.
Mrs. Carl Eisenwinter and three chill.
dren of Elm street left this morning for
Natick, Mass, where they will spend
three weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Yvonne Casavant, who has been
making an extended visit with relatives
in this city and Barre Town, left this
morning for her home in Pessvile, P. O.
There will be rehearsal of the He'd
ding Methodist church choir at the
church at o'clock on Friday evening.
Every member is requested to be pres.
ent.
Mrs. Henry Bosquet and two daugh-
tiers Of Eastman, p O., were visitors in
the city to-day, while on their way to
Websterville for an extended visit with
relatives.
ID. l.. Scott, who runs the auto from
Plainfeld to Hardwck, has added an
other car to his outfit and is now pre-
pared to carry pleasure parties to any
point they wish.
Miss Mamie Girard who has been Wis
iting friends on Church street while ar
ranging Tor concert to be held in this
city early in the fall, left this morning
i for her home in Burlington.
! The Coffee Coolers went down to de-
feat before the Maple avenue Athletics
at the sandbank diamond last night by Il
| ID to score. Williams and Massi did
the battery work for the defeated team,
with Ross and Glass opposing.
/ Rev. Francis A. Poole. Mrs. Poole and
son, Francis, jr., who have been passing
few days in Barre as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s. Rounds OF Park
street, returned yesterday to their sum-
mer camp at Fairlee lake.
| A business man who is in position
to know the situation, stated yesterday
that the sum of $500 had been sub
scribed in stock by the citizens of Will
! Jamestown toward the rebuilding of the
Gresrson & Beckett plant. Only little
more is needed to complete the subscrip-
ton.
Trow & Holden are contemplating the
the wooden structure now in use at the
South Main street plant, Steps have
been taken to secure a building permit
from the city council and the firm ex
poets an expert to arrive in the city in
a few days for the pirrpose of looking
over the proposed dam site.
Rev. +. F. Newell. pastor Of the He'd
ding Methodist church, Mrs. Newell and
Rev Wilbur Newell of the Troy Con-
ference Of New York state. returned yes
terday from a climb up Cancels Hump
The Barre party left here on Monday
afternoon, climbing to the heights Of the
mountain that night and remaining there
until Yesterday. Rev. Wilbur Newell
will remain in the city with his brother
until Friday, then returning to his home.
The Barre Athletic club will 60 to
Graniteville tomorrow night to play the
return game of the series with the Gran
iteville A. G. The Graniteyille team has
been greatly strengthened since its in
itial appearance in Barre few weeks
ago. Among the new players that are
with the team are Lyons, the Hardwick
third sacker, who recently returned from
the Twin State league; James Donahue, |
the Vermont man. and Herbert Merrill, !
the Goddard first basemen. Williams |
and Feeley will be the battery for Gran |
iteville. Catcher Hoernle, pitcher David |
son and ontfelder n. Brown who have
been touring a section of New York |
state, will return tonight and be in |
shape to play tomorrow afternoon.
This weeks schedule in the Vermont |
football league does not call for any I
games at ALL The week was left open |
in view of the coming Clan Gordon pie |
mic on Saturday. when every club in the |
league will be represented in the five-a
side football competition for the cham
pionship Of the state. Last night it was
said that seven teams had been entered |
for the Clan football competition. Hard /
wick, Barre Town and Barre will have
teams in the competitions and il is quite
likely that Barre Town and Barre will be
by more than a lone team.
The next important football match in
the Vermont league will take place one
week from Saturday on the Berlin street
grounds when the Rangers and the Bon
accords face for the first time this sea
son.
A. NJ. Troup, who conducts a photog
raphic studio in apartments over the
kendrick pharmacy, is convinced that
someone with knowledge of photog
raphy is using his name to get business
in nearby towns. Several times lately,
Mr.. Troup has received telephone mes
sages asking him about work for which
he never contracted and only this week
he was furnished with a description Of
a young man who took several family
pictures on the strength of his statement
that the work would be finished in the
Troup studios. Mr.. Troup states that
he is not represented in the field by a
single agent. nor has he authorized any
one to solicit business in his behalf
Jack Turner, occasionally of Barre, but
a resident of Woodbury. and known as
the Green Mountain scout. was arrested
IN Depot square last night by Officer
Ed. L. Mcleod, who lodged his man in
4 cell at police headquarters until this
when he was arraigned before
Judge II. w. Scott in city court. Jack
IS listed as an habuital in court circles
and he was asked to plead on charge of
subsequent offense Upon
l plea of guilty, the Judge gave him
straight sentence OF thirty days in the
county Jail. An officer took him to
later in the forenoon. Mr..
Turner was around yesterday with a
scheme to reform the police and judicial
,ystem in the larger cities of Vermont, !
,ut no one seemed TO fall in with his
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