The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

lett last night on lew Gays pusihes'
trip to New York.
William Mathieson left last night Tor
Montreal, p O., where he will pass the
weekend with relatives.
A. j. Young and Frank Cave left this
morning on an automobile trip through
the islands OF Lake Champlain.
As leader for Saturday, children
dresses, gingham, percale, ages o-l4i
price. Acc. Paris Shirtwaist House.
William Wishart of Camp street re-
turned home last night, after spending
several days in New York on business.
The children Of the Presbyterian
church are asked to come to the re-
hearsal Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock
William b. Marion OF North Main
street goes this afternoon to Burlington,
where he will visit his aunt over sun
day.
Harry w. Ford. who has been spending
few DAYS w.h his family on fremont
street returned this morning to Bur-
lington.
Mrs. Peter d. Thorn of III Seminary
street left this morning for Manehes-
ter. n. H.. where she will visit relatives
for a few days.
Mrs. H. j. Rydberg OF 81 Washing
ton street, who has been making an eN..
tended stay in Montreal, 7. O., returned
to Barre last evening.
Miss Florence cambridge. who has
been visiting friends in the city for the
past ten DAYS, returned this morning to
her home i'll Burlington.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ashline, who
have been spending several days with
friends in the city, returned this morn
ing to their home in Alburg.
4 Orville W. Cheney, who has been
spending few days with friends on
Franklin street. returned this morning
to his home in Washington.
/ Anthony Carroll left this morning for
IBurlington wrere he will enter Fanny
Allen hospital for an operation. lie was
accompanied by James Carroll.
George III. Bellows, who has been TAX
ing weeks vacation from his duties in
4 Fred Kings jewelry store, returned to
Barre to-day, after short visit in Bos-
! ton.
Alexander Fowlie, student at st. Mi
ehael's college, arrived in the city last
night from Winooski. He will visit at
his home on Aver street for few
days.
Auction sale at 2 p. M Saturday My
entire stock of household goods must
be sold Don't miss it. Mrs. w j.
Rogers. IA Elmore street. O. Fl. Hale,
auctioneer.
Mrs. C. y. Collette of Summer street,
| who has made her home in Barre for sew
eral years, is moving her heusehoS goods
to Mortified, where she will take up
her residence.
Superintendent L. NJ. Roscoe of the
| eitv schools returned to-day from a few
DAYS business trip through southern
/ Vermont towns. While absent.sthe sup
crintendent also made short visit in
| Boston.
Fridays arrivals at the Buzzell hotel
were as follows. A. C. Truido, Burling-
ton; H. L. Pecue Burlington; Lamber
Ward, st. Johnsbury; B. G. Bass, Bos-
ton; F. Z. Morse, Boston; ID. Frazer,
/ Watertown, n. Y; Mary Alpert, Bur-
1 lington; H. Bell. keene, n. II.
1 Homer C. Ladd grand chancellor of
the grand lodge of Vermont, Knights OF
Pythias. returned yesterday from Bos-
ton. where he attended the annual con
vention of Massachusetts, Pythians, c.
!. NJ. Wiley, grand keeper OF records and
seal. who has also been attending the
convention, will return to Barre tomor-
| row.
1 Members OF the Orpheus male quartet
were entertained at dinner given IN
Prof w. A. Wheaton's studio in the AID
rich building last evening by the ladies
lof the Universalist church. After the
srepast several of the company eontfibut-
ed selections TO an informal musical
program. The dinner was served under
the auspices of Mrs. p. s. Carr, Mrs.
| Harriet Whteomb and Mrs. John Me-
Leod.
Mrs Christina Greig and children of
South Barre were visitors in the city
to-day while on their way to Montreal,
Up. O., where they will make a short
Visit with relatives before proceeding to
Moose Jaw, Sask.. to join A. j. w. Greig,
who preceded them there several months
lago. Mr.. Greig was formerly engaged
in the insurance business in this city,
hut afterwards located in Moose Jaw.
The family intends to take up perma-
nent residence in the Saskatchewan city.
Tomorrow the Page stable of racing
horses will be transferred to Barton,
where they will remain in training quar-
tiers until the opening of the racing
I stdsOlfs j ne stiAlE VI SpNtASttiS 49,
be under the watchful eye of Trainer
Harry Campbell. to whom is credited
so much praise for the wonderful form
shown by AL billiard. Among the string
of horses are found Pal billiard, and
three-year- old filly sired by al billiard.
A chestnut gelding. recently purchased
/ by Mr.. Page from the Smith stock farm,
will also be included in the list. The
racers will be stationed in special quar-
tiers at the Barton fair grounds, devoted
especially to the training preliminary to
the annual racing season.
The Bon Accord football club held its
annual meeting in the Rangers field club
house last evening with a large attend
anee OF members of past and present
teams. For the ensuing year, George
| Taylor was elected to act as president
and the remaining officers were appoint
ed as follows: Vice president, James
stewart: executive committee. J. Taylor.
A. Walker, A. Benzie. ]. Clark. w. Stitt;
property manager. \. Mackie; trainer,
J. Stewart: captain. ". Richie; assist
ant captain, J. Mitchell. In years gone
by the Bon Accord has been represented
by some of the best football teams IN
the city aud more than once has car
ried home the eitv's amateur champion
ship trophy at the end Of the season.
This wear a large schedule Of games Is
1 desired with teams ont side the city As