The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-17
TALK OF THE TOWN


III Hendricks
III See that special serge skirt at Alb
III bott's, only S3.9s.
III Call for cuff-turn shirts at Lahore,
III Clothing Co, See window.
III AT lntercty park to-day, st. Michael
III vs.. Barre A. G.
III auctioneer.
III w. X. Abbott of New York arrived il
HI the city this morning for visit of sew
HI eral days with friends in Maple Grove
HI When your coal bin is filled you neec
III not fear the cold winter. Get ready
N now. The ID. NJ. Miles Coal Co., Tel 1873
III Edward German Of % Cliff street lef
H this morning on trip through northern
\ New York, expecting to be absent sey
\ cral days.
II Last day of auction sale of furniture
\ Saturday, May IL, in Bolster block, to
II close out balance of o. II. Hale stock
\ NJ Gotler.
Mrs Herbert Lapier, who has been Wis
\ iting relatives in the city for few
\ days, left this morning for her home in
H lberyille, +. Q.
\ The Bon Accord club will hold spe-
cial meeting at its club room this even
ing at 7 o'clock. The presence Of every
II
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ayling, who
have been visiting friends in the city for
the past ten days, left this morning for
their home in Newport.
Harry c. Fisher returned last night to
his studies AT Norwich university, North
field, after spending several days at his
nome on Averill street
Street Superintendent J. c. DeBrune,
Ion nd hea Fitch - lNflap
of Park street went this morning to
Burlington for days visit.
n Il. G. jackson and daughter, Mrs. r.
&c. Wilcox, who have been spending a
few days with friends in the city, re-
turned yesterday to their home in Brook
field.
i G. II. Hubbard, who has been spend
ing a few days in the city on business
connected with the Studebaker patent oil
/ sprinkler, returned last night to his
home in Boston.
| Miss Pearl Leslie. who has been visit
ing relatives in Barre and Williamstown
| for the past week, went this morning to
Gloucester, Mass. where she will be en-
tployed during the summer.
| The Perry Auto Co., which recently
unloaded a Laut-Jergens truck in this
/ city. has consigned the machine TO
Aorthfield where it will be operated dur
| ing the summer by John Gettys.
| Charlie Hoernle OF Goddard viii be on
| the receiving end OF the b. A. c. battery
this afternoon against st. Michael's col
lege. Tommy Davidson is slated to
twirl. Don't fail to see this battery in
action.
Guisseppi Martelli, who recently re-
turned to Barre from an extended stay
at his former home in Italy, left last
night for weeks visit with relatives in
Quincy. Mass.
w. n. Wood and John A Philbert, who |
have been spending few days in Barre |
as the guest OF +. NJ. Laws Of yelling |
ton street and with friends in Chelsea |
left last night for their home in Dor |
chester, Mass.
Mrs. c. Il. Goodrich who has been
passing ten days at the home of DIR. Y.
G.. Goodrich OF Washington street, went
yesterday to Plainfeld, where she will
make a short stay with relatives before
returning to Hardwick.
Miss Gertrude Batcheder of Franconia,
n. H., arrived in the city yesterday for
few weeks visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Arthur G. Lane of the Hill
street extension. She was accompanied
to Barre by Miss Mae Thwing.
The condition of Mrs. Peter Corey Of
Prospect street, who recently submitted
to an operation at the Heaton hospital
in Montpelier, is reported to be improv-
ing steadily. Mrs. Corey expects TO be !
able to return home within two weeks. I
Don't fail to see the Italian Tenth (,
Cavalry game this afternoon at the !
Rangers field The game viii be called !
at 3 o'clock. The article of ball displayed I
by the colored troops is always pleasing J
and OF high class. No better game could I
be seen than this. S
Rocco Errico of New York, who has |
been spending several days in the city Q
IN the interests OF the Giornale Italian, I
an Italian publication issued from New Y
York, went this morning to Hardwick I
for a. few days visit before returning }
ome, \
Rev. Manfred p Welcher, who has !. !.
1een spending several days in Barre and !.
Montpelier in the interests OF the anti !
-igarctte league, has gone to Mortified. s
where he il TO make q series of address i
IS before the students of Norwich uni
'ersity.
ia - NbtAilU bi tue AlOtSt btONh ~ |
armed this morning from Waterbury,
where he accompanied the remains of
lis father. James NJ. Stemm, whose =
cath occurred Thursday morning. The "
nterment took place in the village GEM !,
terry at Waterbury. II
Riley's orchestra was at Montpelier -
lst evening, where they furnished music n
or dance held under the auspices of n
o. Fl for the purpose OF raising
ilnds to supply the militia men with =
upplies during the coming annual en- n
lmpment at Burlington.
L. Lorenzo Kibby, formerly of Brook =
cid, was visitor in the city yester
ay while on his way back to his old Sd
ONE for a short visit with relatives. -
Ir. kibby will be remembered by base
all fans as former varsity catcher wo
the University of Vermont. spi
G. Sandri of Laid street has returned pa
,me from Burlington. where he accom- AZ
,nied Mrs. Sandri TO the Mary Fletcher -
,spital last sunday The latter under -
ent an operation Tuesday and yester-
" her condition was reported to be inn
rowing steadily. She will remain at
e hospital several weeks.
Thirty-ive members of the Necchia
iodramatic Co left this forenoon for 1