The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

H Fits.
H Fifteen dollar suits now $40 a
Knights.
Refrigerators and ice chests at Sad
lier's, 10 Keith avenue.
Auto social. Wherey Universalis
church, Wednesday evening, o'clock.
George LeClair of North Main stree
returned to-day from a few days visi
to Wells River.
Frank T.. Robinson, assistant post
master, is taking a ten days vacation
from his duties at the federal build
ing.
4 NJ. f. Seaver, a well.known Eureka
Kans. granite dealer is spending severa
days in Barre and vicinity on bust
ness.
Tickets for the S. II. s. alumni con-
cert and ball are now on sale. Concert
tickets, 25c. Concert and ball, 81 per
couple.
There will be meeting of the trus-
tees of the City hospital in the city
court room Wednesday evening at )
o'clock.
Mrs. James Hastings of North Main
street left yesterday for Fairview, n. ",
where she was called by the illness of
relatives.
+. f. Vincent. who has been visiting
relatives in Barre and Williamstown,
went this morning to his home in Glens
Falls, N. Y.
Mrs. j. 4. Layhue, who has been
visiting relatives in Barre for the past
ten days, returned this morning to their
home in Burke.
Attention, Maccabees! Regular review
of Harmon hive, No. |, L. @. I. NJ, will
be held in X of p. hall Wednesday
evening, june is.
d. NJ. Miles OF West street. who has
been spending the past week at New
York and Atlantic City, n. j., is expect
ed to return to the city tonight.
From the Pacific coast to Elyria, O.,
the Hawaiians won twenty straight
games. They play at the |. A. c.
grounds Friday against the |. A. G.
Miss Bertha Mclean, teacher in the
public schools of South Acton Mass,
was visitor in the city to-day while
on her way home to Graniteville for the
summer vacation.
Mrs Frank p. Kenerson returned yes
terday to her home in Cabot, after hav
ing been guest for few days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Ken
erson of Church street.
Rev. DR.. c. $. Nntter, who has been
acting as pastor of the Hedding Meth
absence of Rev. 4. f. Newell, returned /
to day to his home in Boston.
Spaulding high school will conclude its
baseball season this afternoon, when
they line up against the alumni in the
deciding game of the series at the Italian
ball park. The game will start at AIS.
p. 4. Mclaughlin. who represents the
trade magazine. Granite, Marble x
Bronze, in New England, arrived in
Barre this morning from Boston. Mr..
will make a stay OF ten
lays.
Winifred Vaughan. who recently COM
,leted his second year at the Holderness
chool for boys in Plymouth, n. H., is
,assing the summer months with his par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Vaughan of
'laple Grove.
Arthur Theriault, who has been en-
,Ioycd on the back track at the Gem
raj Vermont freight yards for several
months, was promoted yesterday to the
,osition of assistant foreman in the
reight station.
Luke Gallagher Of Short street who
ccompanied the remains of Miss Irene &
)wyer from Hartford, Conn, to st. Al {
ans for burial, returned to Barre last
light. Miss Dryers death occurred in $
heyenne, Wyo. a
Mrs. w. r. Abbott, who has been pass I
x four weeks in Barre as a guest at
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Vaughan a
Maple Grove, LETT this morning for n
err home in Waterford. n. Y. She was 4
as far as Burlington by \
finifred Vaughan. d
Mrs. w. ID. Reid of South Main street a
turned last night from Concord y. H.. n
here she has been attending the COM y
encement exercises at st. Mary's acad
ny. She was accompanied home by her :,
lughter, Miss Christine, who was grad. =
tied from st. N.aly's this week. =
Four students from this section of =
e state are taking the New England :,
llege board entrance examinations, Z
hich are being conducted at Spaulding 1,
Oh school this week. Two of the stu :;
nts are residents of the city and the
her two are from out of town
The senior commercial class of God II
I'd seminary to-day conducted its an te
al straw ride. The party. journeyed bs
Williamstown gulf. where they passed be
e day at the Gulf house. Messrs. A
,ernle and Averill and Miss Bridges si
the seminary faculty accompanied the te
ISIS on the ride. re
The interior of the American Cloth be
/ store in the A. Tomasi block is I'M Ia
rgoing extensive improvements, and
len they are completed the business 20
zee will be as attractive as any cloth ae
! store in the city. The steel ceiling nj
to be newly kalsomined the walls are nj,
be frescoed, and new floor is to be e.
d. sol
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schriyer, who have 70,
m spending several DAYS in Barre and IN,
unity, returned to-day to their home he
Cambridge, Mass Mr. Schriver, who lin
well known in this section as a long n,
he steel salesman, recently became nj,
Injected with the Swedish Iron & Steel pa
of New York, with offices at Boston
New England sales agent.
some time Saturday night crowd Of th'
,ged hoodlums invaded the Rowland tn
ok and created considerable of a dis Bu
bance on the second and third floors. thu
It how much damage was done could mo
be learned, but the matter has been pa
orted to the police, it is said. and Gle
eff Sinclair was called to the block roc
lday morning, it is further declared. clio
lr. and Mrs. John tleary of $50 Moth ON
in street left last night for Albany Wo
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