The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-11
TALK OF THE TOWN


More new white dresses at. Vaughan's
I A program each evening at Flower
land. and dancing from lotto IL o'clock
Mrs. Abbie Henry Of Waltham, Mass
is visiting her sister, Mrs. George Adams
lat South Barre.
4 Spaulding chapel, June 10, "The Cor
mandizerette" will appear. What is tn,
COMMANDMENTS Watch The Times ant
see.
] The item in regard to the visit o.
Henry Bosley to Brattleboro, in yester
days paper, is said to have been an er
| ror.
The biggest and only college game
of the season will be played on the
/. A. c. grounds Saturday. This is one
OF the best colleges in the East, Sc
don't fail to see this college team in
action.
DR.. and Mrs. Joe w. jackson and son,
Edward left this morning for 81. AL
bans, Me-, to attend the centenary an
tniyersary of the town on Friday. DR..
Jackson and Edward will return the first
of the week, but Mrs. Jackson viii visit
her brothers and sisters for several
weeks.
r. L. Haywood of Brookfield, who has
been spending the past two days in
town, reported that on Monday hail fell
to the depth OF an inch and a half in
Brookfeld and the accumulation stayed
about an hour. Not much damage was
done to crops by the cold because there
was little up.
No doubt the best game of the sea
son will be played Saturday on the
Il A. c. grounds, George Winters Green
Mountains VS.. Italian A. c. This is a
guaranteed attraction. The Rahl Rahl
boys will be here Saturday with NAL
colin, the sensational college pitcher,
and George Winters, formerly Of the
Boston Red Sox, worlds champion.
Joaquin Hoz returned from Montreal
Saturday evening, where he went with
Manuel Gomez. the latter to have an
operation on his eye. The eye was re-
moved, as it was impossible to save
the sight. Mr.. Gomez was injured at
Barclay brothers plant last Wednesday
by a piece of rubber tubing flying from
another workman's tool and striking him
in the eve. He is TO remain in the hos
pital for a week or ten days.
J. p. Rock of Lyndonville, who re-
Gently received his appointment as in
spector of bees for the eastern section
Of Vermont. arrived in the city this
morning, and during a stay of several
DAYS in this vicinity he intends to make
a thorough inspection of all apiaries.
Himself a beekeeper of more than local
repute, Inspector Rock travels over the
entire eastern half of the state, and be-
fore apiarists in this territory can ship
colonies beyond the borders of Vermont
they must have received certificate of
approval from the state-paid Inspector.
This is Mr.. Rocks second visit to Barre
within the past month.
Flowerland. the bazaar conducted in
the Miles hall this week under the auspi-
ces of Canton Ninton, No. 10, Patriarchs
Militant, was a mecca for throngs of
people again last evening. As during
the previous night, the booths were pat
ronized with generosity, and present in
dications augur well for one OF the most
successful fairs ever held by Canton Vim |
ton. Harris orchestra rendered a con- /
cert preceding the dancing last night. /
Among the numbers rendered by the /
orchestra were ~William Tell" Rossini; /
Merry Wives Of Windsor; wine.
Women and Song selection from the
Wine. Women and Song opera; "In /
he Garden OF Allah intermezzO: Chin I
,hilita." Hartz- The orchestra gave en-
ore after encore. This evening a mu-
.ical program Of light numbers has been
,rranged bv the committee in charge. 4
Dancing viii be IN order from 10 10 II,
Is during the two previous evenings. .