The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

III house.
III John Gray left yesterday for Montr
NJ al, p. O.. where he will visit friends ov,
H the weekend.
II William Clark left last night fl
II Bangor, Me-, where he will spend sewers
II days with relatives.
II g. Bau, the photographer, left toda
II Tor Concord, n. H., where he will max
II a short business visit
James Mcleod left last night fo
Montreal, P. O., where he will visi
H friends for few days.
H Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Waterman wen
H to-day to Plainfeld where they wi
| visit friends for few days.
Regular Saturday night dance. Jun
rs. in Rowland hall, under auspices o
Rileys orchestra, Ladies, free.
Miss Mamie Nelson left to. day TO
Sherbrooke, p. O., where she will spen'
several days visiting relatives.
Mrs. John Park of Warren stree
went this morning to Waterbury, wher
she will visit relatives for few days
John F.. Kurtz, an instructor at God
dard seminary, left to-day for his hons
in Myerstown, Pa to pass the summer
Mrs. A. Bertrand of North Main street
left last night for Manchester, \. H..
TO spend few weeks with relatives
New five passenger auto for hire; will
go anywhere Reasonable rates. James
Hastings, $50 North Main street. Tel
24-2.
I During the hot weather burn our Con-
nellsville or Otto coke. 1t gives sat
isfaction. The d. NJ. Miles Coal Co.,
Tel. 1873.
S. HOLSTER Jackson Of Wellington
street left yesterday afternoon for Bur
lington, where he was called by the Sc
rious illness of his father.
Mr., and Mrs. Ernest j. Hewitt, who
have been attending the commencement
week exercises at Goddard seminary, re-
turned last night to their home in
South Royalton.
Fridays arrivals at The Buzzell hotel
were as follows; c. H. Morris, Troy,
n. Y; Mrs. d. A. Morris, Troy, n. ";
W. Busle, Plattsburg, \. y; II. s. Fas-
sett. Portland, Me.
Auction sale to-day at ESQ p. m. for
Fred Drury, POP South Main street;
nice family horse, buggy, harness, black
smiths tools and household furniture.
q. +. Smith, auctioneer.
Barclay Bros, will hold their annual
picnic at Fairmont park this afternoon
and evening An orchestra has ben
engaged and dancing will be in order in
addition to various sporting events.
Says the Rutland News: Barre, in
furnishing two serious automobile ae-
cidents, in one OF which a man was
killed Is presenting a warning for 9th
er Vermont towns that should be heed
ed now
Frank w. Towsley. who has been at
tending commencement exercises at
Goddard seminary since receiving his
degree at Tufts college, went to-day to
his home in Washington, where he viii
make an extended visit.
The Graniteville team, when il lines |
up against the Barre team at Intercity |
park this afternoon, will be greatly |
strengthened Tub Williams, the for |
ner Goddard and Proctor pitcher will |
be on the mound. Last summer he |
Barre. Everybody turn out. I
Game starts Mt o'clock.
.ersity of Vermont. was a visitor in /
he city to-day on his way from Bur
ington TO 0raniteville, where he will
,ass the summer. Mr.. Donahue was
ecently elected to manage the Vermont
'aseball team for 1914. During the sum
ner he will play baseball with the Gran.
teyile A. G.
Although yesterday marked the ff
eenth anniversary of the completion
( the traction line extending between
'arre and Montpelier, it was just if
cen years ago today that passenger SER
ice on the road was started. The first car
tiles was started from Montpelier on
he morning of June %, 1898, accord
X to a man who was connected with
be road in its early development.
Work was commenced this week BY
mployes of the Pirie Tool sharpening
oncern to install Prize sharpening ma +;
nine at the Canton Bros. plant on Der
n street. The work of installing the
laehine is expected to consume about !
,ur to six weeks At present, Gilbert ;
hillips and Joseph Williams are en- ;
aged erecting the machine. When com I:
Ieted, the sharpener will furnish sharp |
ned tools for other sheds in the close I:
cinity in addition to the Canton shed. /;
Were you saying you do not know !
here Morrison farm" isl Never mind,
he automobiles will take you there all /
ght next Tuesday and you will find it |.
place of broad fertile fields and gent |:
: sloping green hillsides lying high I.
Dove and west of the city. Ii is the I
odel farm of this locality and the !:
ARE Woman's club is much indebted TO I:
lie owner for his courteous permission I:
}. them to stop there while making !,
ieir trip to Williamstown. Cars leave I;
lie city building at and $3.50 p. m. I:
iekets on sale at Mrs. Shepard's store. /;
rice, 80 cents. I:
Last evening thirty young lady friends !;
Misses Laura Donahue and Marie I:
oyce, gathered at their home at Ia .
GRACE avenue and rendered them a sur
Use party. Misses Boyce and Donahue
ere the recipients of many handsome
I'd useful gifts. Miss Jennie MARI made
e presentations to the parties, WHO in o.
IN responded fttingly. Progressive b.
hist shared good portion of the even
z. The winners at this diversion were