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

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Ladies' new belts at Abbotts.
Abbott is showing full line OF wasl
silks.
Ninety-eight cents each, a waist sale
at Perry's on Saturday.
Call for euifturn shirts at Lamorey
Clothing Co. .sSec window.
Murray Cutler of Plainfeld arrived
in the city last night for a few days
visit.
John Gray left last night for Boston
where he will spend several days viii
friends.
Miss Florence Winn of ST. Adams, who
has been spending few days will
friends in Barre and Montpelier, re
turned home this morning.
DR.. and Mrs. j. W. Stuart of West
street returned to the city yesterday
from Rutland, where they have been
visiting for the past few days.
! Mrs. John Sullivan and granddaughter
Miss Anna Moore of Hardwick, are max
! ing visit in the city as the guests of
Mrs. Mary Garbey of Pearl street
| G. +. Smith Of West Patterson street
who has been confined to the house for
several days by inflammatory rheuma.
tism, was able to be down town to-
day.
Daniel Murray of Graniteville. who
has been visiting at Sherbrooke, p. O.,
for the past few months, was a visit
or in the city to-day, returning to his
home.
Wyllis Scott of Pearl street returned
this morning from a weeks visit to
Bradford, Rochester, and Brandon. Mr.
Scott resumed his duties to-day at the
Cheesemln barber shop.
James Black left last night for Mont
real, p. O., where tomorrow he will be
joined by relatives returning TO Barre
from an extended stay at their former
home in Aberdeen, Scotland.
The only opportunity of the season
to see the Tenth cavalry play will be in
their series with the Italian A. G. One
of a series OF five games arranged will
be played this afternoon at the Italian
park.
The Barre Athletics win play this
afternoon against St Michael's college
at Intercity park. The grounds have
been entirely renovated, as have the
stands Game starts at 3 o'clock. 1t
viii be the best game OF the season.
Goldie Whiteman, the eighteen year
old girl who went to the county Jail in
Montpelier Wednesday to serve SEN
tence for intoxication, was released yes
terday when a friend appeared to pay
her fine OF IS and costs amounting to
Sll.
fridays arrivals at The Buzzell hotel
ELI Il -
William Knapton, Burlington; twelve
OF the Quincy Adams Sawyer
theatrical company; w. Mason, Hard
wick; NJ. G. Cutler, PlainfieId; 4. r.
Menger, st. Jacobs, Ontario, Can; r. c. |
NlcGregor, Quincy, Mass.
The Barre Woman's club will meet on
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. There will /
be demonstration and food sale by the I
economies department Each I
plate. Ii is hoped there will be large
attendance. 1t will be guest day.
Constable George L. Morris found a
stranger on Washington street this
orenoon, who appeared to be rather the
worse for intoxicating drink When the
,iiicer first sighted the stranger. the lat
er was vainly trying to anchor himself to
telephone pole near the Hill street
Constable Morris loaded
he man into his carriage and carried
i'm TO police headquarters. where he will
eman until he is sober enough to be
rraigncd in city court.
The announcement Of two important
in the ranks OF Salvation
rmy were a.ade at the local barracks
his forenoon. Capt. Charles Brant
tho is at the head OF the Barre bar.
acks. received mobilization this fore.
Don from the national headquarters of
ne Salvation Army at New York of his
from the rank Of a captain to
nat OF ensign. Capt, Brant has been
lpervising the work of the local Army H
,r the past seven months. Prior to his h
rival in Barre, Capt. Brant was sta
onsd at Newburyport Mass, where he
as closely associated with the work Of /
lie Salvation Army in that section of /
Massachusetts,. Ensign Brant has been
entitled with the Salvation Army for H
venty years. Last Thursday, Fred Me- VI
emma, who came to this, city a short N
me ago to assist Ensign Brant. was II
evated from the rank of lieutenant to III
plain. Capt. Mckenna came to Barre NJ
ON ST Jonnsbury. II