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

| Sale blankets all this week at the
Vaughan Store.
! james Brown of Bassett street has re-
| turned to his home in Windsor, after
spending several days at his home here
| Miss Edith Gamble of Division street
has resumed, her duties at the Wool
worth store, after ten days vacation.
Harold Morse Of Boston is passing q
week in camp at Greensboro as the
guest of C. C. Smith OF so Summer
street.
John Glib of the Aldrich building
went this morning to Mortified, where
he will pass several days with his son,
john Glib, ir.
Wilfred Camire of the east Hill left
the city this morning for Victorville,
p O., where he will resume his studies
in the commercial college of the Sacred
Heart
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hodges are
passing several days with friends in
Boston. The latter is taking his annual
vacation from his duties in the Wool
worth store.
A. NJ. Flanders of the Flanders garage
left this morning by automobile for
Bradford, where he will attend Brad
ford fair. He was accompanied by his
father, Moses Flanders, of Manchester,
n. H.. who will make more extended
stay in Bradford, after having passed
several days in Barre
Rev. +. Z. Wells of New Rochelle,
n. ", who with his family is making
an extended stay with his father and
other relatives in Barre, returned yes
terday from South Woodbury., where he
has been visiting friends for a few days.
Sunday Rev. Mr.. Wells conducted serv-
ices in the church at South Woodbury..
ID. A. Perry of the Perry Real Estate
agency was in Marshfield yesterday,
when he conducted a combination auc-
tion sale for George May In the sale
were cattle, horses, household goods and
mercantile effects. The prices were I'M
usually satisfactory, and large crowd
of people turned out for the auction
1t was an all-day affair.
The Barre Athletic club baseball team
will play its last game abroad for the
1913 season on Saturday, when it will
go to st. Johnsbury to play the return
game with the st. Johnsbury A. A.
Two weeks back the Barre team won
by close score. Charles Hoernle, the
Barre catcher, will be with the team for
this game. At present large delega-
ton of Barre admirers are planning to
accompany the team to st. Johnsbury
by automobile.
Friends in this city of Rev. Luther b. |
Grice, who attended Goddard seminary |
for several months, while serving as the |
incumbent at the Shady Rill Baptist |
church, will be interested to learn that |
he has recently returned to Vermont |
lfter spending the summer at his former |
home in henley, n. c.. Rev. Mr. Grice |
will leave tomorrow for Pittsford Me-,
where he will pursue theological course |
n the Maine Central institute, with a /
REV to entering divinity school later.
Candidates for the hose team to rep
'esent Barre at the big hose meet to be
leld in conjunction with the state fair
It White River junction the third week
If the month are undergoing gruelling
practice every night at the Granite City
rotting park. At present there are
bout twenty-five candidates vieing for
positions on the team. In past years
Barre has always stood at the front in
hese big events and this season the men
ave hopes of repeating their past sue
esses. Among those trying for posi-
ions on the team, who have records as
printers, are Leslie Wright, Gilbert
phillips, Albert Milne, John Emslie and
Jerry Cowie. The practice the hose
cam is undergoing consists chiefly now
f starts and sprinting.