The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-25
The latest trimmings at Fits.


Mrs. Charles Higgs of Prospect ave-
nue. returned to-day from HardwicE
where she has been visiting for the past
ten days.
Mrs. L. J. Speare and daughter of Bos-
ton are making an extended visit at the
home of Mrs, Carrie A. Mute Of North
Main street.
Miss Frances Gonyeo of Maple avenue
returned last evening from Old Orchard,
Me-, where she has been passing two
weeks with friends.
Every package Of baby food we sell
is fresh The baby's health depends
on that kind during hot Weather. THE
Depot Square Drug Store"
Attorney s. HOLSTER Jackson of Wei
lington street left last evening for Mont
real, 7. O., where he will make bust
ness visit Of several days.
Mr. and Mrs james F. Smith OF
ISpaulding street returned Saturday from
Highgate Springs, where they have been
passing several days in camp.
Miss Mabel Start. who has been pass
ing vacation at her former home in
Bakersfield, resumed her duties at the
Barre savings bank this morning.
Miss Bertha Bau of Franklin street,
who has been passing several days in st.
Adams as the guest Of Miss Ethel Bail
ey, returned home Saturday evening.
Mrs. +. Il. Lafountain of Lawrence,
Mass, arrived In the city Saturday for
an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Clarence r. Wood, OF North Main street.
Miss Clara AIilano, who has been pass
ing several days in Barre as the guest
of friends on Granite street left this
forenoon for her home in Quincy, Mass.
Miss Marguerite Brown of jefferson
street returned Saturday night from the
Fanny Allen hospital, Winooski, where
she underwent an operation on her neck
last week.
Remember the Washington fair on
Sept 20, 80 and Oct L. The directors
announce that they have spared no pains
to make, this years event the greatest
in the history.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Dashner and Miss
Emma Dashner, who have been visiting
the'. parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. j. Dashner
of Washington, returned to their homes
in Boston to-day.
Mrs. Thomas Hanel of Church street
went TO Waterbury to-day to be present
at the Donahue-0 Brien wedding, which
is to take place tomorrow morning at
st. Andrews church.
Miss Nellie T. Perrin, who has been
visiting her brother, William c. Perrin, |
in Chicago, Ill., and with other rela-
tiscs in Wisconsin and Michigan, re-
turned home Saturday.
Miss Mary A. Canning OF the Miles
granite building. who has been absent |
on an extended trip to Old Orchard and |
Portland, Me-, Boston, Mass, and Hart !
ford, Conn, returned home yesterday
Never mind your dinner on Labor day. !
Get out early and make tracks for Inter
city park, so as to take in the whole |
There will be plenty of food
on the grounds. Now is the opportune
time to make arrangements to pass the
day.
G.. Ross, formerly piano tuner for
the Hallet 4 Davis Piano company il
now ready to fill any order for piano
or organ tuning Work strictly glaran-
teed. Orders promptly filled. Address
room lBi Miles block, or telephone orders
to 255W.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Blanchard and guest,
Mfr. Tillotson, of Groton, who are max
ing an extended stay in camp at Orange,
we're visitors in the city to-day. This
afternoon they left on an automobile
trip through the Gulf to White River
Junction.
William Bray. who has been passing
several days in Barre as the guest Of
Iohn X. Tierney of South Main street,
eft this forenoon for his home in Hart
ord, Conn. He was accompanied by his
nephew, Walter Tierney, who has Sc.
,ured employment in Hartford.
Alderman John L. Hoban of the first
ward returned last evening from his for
ner home in Claremont, N. H., where
lie has been passing a few days. He
vas accompanied by Mrs. Hoban and
title daughter, Mary, who have been
making two months stay in New
hampshire. +
The Daniel O'Connell Contracting Co.
work this forenoon to lay
aving blocks on the west side Of North
lain street. The work of laying blocks I
N the east side of the street is com 5
leted and a coating of cement will be
aid on the northerly end of the paving
!
The Cubs, one of the teams aspiring
or the Juvenile championship of the city,
sft this forenoon at ll:20, for Water |,
Jury, where they were slated to play
he Waterbury Stars this afternoon The
quad: Brusa, Calderara (G.), Colombo, |
,eefe Comolli c. Calderara, Cerasoli,
asst and Bianchi.
The White Sox baseball team, having
efeated nearly every team with players
rom the ages of TO to 10, claim the
of the city and wish 10 |
lallenge any teams with the exception
+ the O. c. " and the Red Sox. which |
ave both been defeated by the White
OK in a series. ANY team wishing Il
anne apply to J. Williams.
Mrs. Donald Mcleod of Long stree:
as taken to the Heaton hospital. Mont
elier, last evening in Badger & Co.'S
mbhlance. Later she underwent sue
sssful operation for appendicitis and
lis morning her condition was reported
, be comfortable with every indication
lat speedy recovery would follow.
The ladies auxiliary of the Presby-
'rian church viii hold an auto and lawn
srty Friday evening. Aug. 20, at the
1me of Mrs. Edwin keast. Automo-
los will laapo tho pras hvf orian cbu,.,h