The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

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: day.
New street dresses by express to-da,
70 Paris Shrtwaist House.
Mrs. II. Bosley of Branch street Ia
r returned from Springfield after a thr,
weeks vacation.
d. " Stone left this morning ia
{ South Ryegate, where he will visi
friends for a few days.
/ George l.. Bacon of Braintree arrive
, in the city to-day for visit at tn
home of William Rock.
The summer term OF Miss Spears pri
vate school will open Tuesday, July |
Advanced classes at | o'clock.
Sewing machines, most modern type
bearing manufacturers warrant for tel
years, SIS. Sadlier's. 10 Keith avenue.
Miss Nelma Coffin left to-day for al
extended trip through st. Johnsbury
Bradford and the southern part of tn
state.
| Owing to delayed shipment of dresses
and shirt waists, we shall continue oul
anniversary sale until July 4. Paris
Shirtwaist House.
! Phonograph and A choice records tc
be sold at auction to-day at Depot
square; cost over $50 and good one
o. II. Hale, auctioneer.
| William Forbes of North Main street
left this morning for Old Orchard, Me-
where he has secured employment for
the summer at one of the prominent
hotels.
Carl Miner and John V. Gee returned
this forenoon from Vergennes, where
they have been visiting the latter's par
AIr IRIS nh I'm fnr
few days.
The following patients went home
from the City hospital Saturday, as con
valescent: Robert Knox, Barre; Mrs. /.
w. Sawyer, East Barre; Margaret Nc
Lean. Graniteville.
Ashton Holt, who has been spending
the past two weeks at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Holt of
Walnut street, returned last night to
Boston, where he is employed.
The first sweet pea blossoms of the
season put in an appearance at The
Times Office to-day. They were grown
by DIR. 0. II. Reed, whose garden was
not planted until after May 10.
Deputy Sheriff A. NJ Morrison and
Hugh II. Carpenter went this morning
to Chelsea where they were called to
testify in an action brought before the
present term of Orange county court.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Nelson entertained |
about so of their friends at their farm
on the east hill yesterday. Dinner was
served to the party in big tent set up |
On the lawn. The day was enjoyed by |
all.
Mrs. Peter nj. Park, ST., and daughter,
Ruth. left to-day for Watch Hill Beach,
R, L., where they win spend the month
II July as the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
William Hunter. Mrs. Park will visit
It her former home, Providence, r. l..
before returning to Barre.
On Saturday, July ), the employees of
he Martinson Estate Granite company
will conduct their annual picnic and out
ng at the Fairmont trotting park. Elk
ensiye arrangements are being made for
he event. A special line of sports has
'een arranged for the picnic and music
will be rendered.
Harry s. Sanderson Of Patterson
treet, who has been employed at b. W.
locker & Co.'S furniture store for the
asst two years, completed his duties
here Saturday night With Mrs. San
erson he left this morning for Man
hester, n. H., where the family win
eside. Mr.. Sanderson having secured
osition. there.
Mr.. and Mrs George Lander and two
lildren and Mrs. Lawrence Rising left \
lst night for Burlington. where they
TENDED the wedding of Miss Martha
oner OF Burlington to Howard Brown
Burlington. which took place at the
hadra1 of Tynr 70 lsnunaptin,, /
Ir. Brown il nephew of Mr.. Lander
hey will return to Barre tomorrow
lght.
Saturday afternoon at the Granite
ity trotting park, the South End Pick
ps defeated team representing the
Duth Barre grange, by a score of 8 TO S.
he battery for the winners was com
,sed of Lascor and Polli. Adams and
tacy were in the points for the losing
am. The game WAS featured by the
l-around playing of Tack" Lascor of
e South End team.
Several business and professional mon
ong North Main street have directed
tention TO the fact that postofiice pa
ons desiring to mail packages after
e office has closed are compelled to go
Depot square. the nearest place where
post box is large enough to receive
ckages The Inconvenience is obvi
s, they say. and it is not improbable
at request will be made for large
Ill box to be located at a point nearer
e center of the business district. 1t
also pointed out that the postoffice is
thout an outside letter box of any
scription, although there is a letter
'eptaele at the entrance to the city 1
ilding just across the street.