The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-03
TALK OF THE TOWN
Everything a bargain at Knights


Everything bargain at Knights.
See Abbotts line of bathing suits.
Sale neckwear and ribbons at the
Vaughan Store.
See our new line of couch hammocks.
Z. \. Kenyon g. Co. Is
Get your Independence footwear at
G. ). Andrews shoe store to-day or to-
night
John O'Leary of Eastern avenue left
last night for Boston for a few days
visit with relatives.
Martin Riley, ir., of East street left
last night for Springfield, Mass, where
he will visit for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. u. Robinson Of French
street left to-day for Vantines camp.
Grand Isle, for few weeks vacation.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gustafson and lit
tie daughter, Daisy, left last night for
Boston, where they will spend a week.
Percy McDeayitt of Atlantic City, n.
j.. former resident of Barre, arrived
this morning for weeks visit with
| friends.
| The two games between the Boston
Reds and the italians on July A are
guaranteed attractions. Follow the big
crowds to both games
Miss L. C.. Isham of Burlington, for
merly preceptress of Goddard semiRary,
is visiting Mrs Lester ID. Gale at her
home in Williamstown.
Miss Blanche Spaulding, trimmer
at the Townsend parlors, completed her
duties for the season and left for her
home at St. Johnsbury to-day.
John Scott Of St, Johnsbury arrived
in the city today for few days visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kenefck of Washington street.
Mrs. Clara Casson and daughter, Miss
Crissie Casson, OF Wellington street, lift
to-day for Old Orchard, Me-. where they
will be employed during the summer.
States Attorney J. Ward Carver and
Mrs. Carver went to Marshfield to-day
to pass few DAYS with the formers
parents, Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Carver
Special cars will join the regular 2;25
train for .the Masons picnic at Gale
donia park Saturday, July ). All going |
to the picnic in the afternoon, take this
train.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Bruce, who were !
united in marriage ten days ago, re- i
turned last night from New York, They |
will make their residence on Brooklyn |
street.
Arthur Gordon Of Highland avenue
left to-day for Plattsburg, n. u, where
he will visit with his wife and child,
who have been spending the past week
at Plattsburg.
James Brown and son, Nelson, of Cliff
street left to-day for Boston, where they
will remain until the first part of next
" eek. Before returning to Barre they
will visit at Manchester, n. II.
Lawrence j. Lewis, who is employed
as brakeman by the Central Vermont
railroad from Essex Junction to Rich
ford, arrived in the city last evening for
4 short visit at his home on Nelson
street.
Mrs. A. Compagna, who has been max
ng an extended stay at her former home
N Italy, arrived in the city Yesterday
from New York. where she recently II
anded from the Hamburg American lin
IF, Nord Amerika.
Mrs. Celeste Ceresoli OF Cottage street
'nived in the city yesterday from New
York, whore she recently landed from
he Hamburg American liner, Nord
Amerika, after spending several months
" Ibiihfl iitiut III itdi Z
Allie Burnham. who was to leave last
light for ten days visit in Boston,
'eceived message late in the evening
elling him of the death of his grand
ather, which occurred in Woodbury..
'lr. and Mrs. Burnham left for Wood
,ury to-day.
Joseph Broggini went this morning to
Northfieh, where this afternoon he at
ended the funeral of his aunt, Mrs.
Nary Brusa. wife of John Brusa. whose
Ieath occurred in Montpelier early yes
erday morning. Mrs. Brusa formerly
lived in Barre and was well known here.
William Miers, who conducts the white
'arbery shop in the basement of the
french building has an interesting Gu
10 in the shape of a Chinese razor,
which his daughter recently sent him
rom the celestial empire The tonsorial
DOL has crude handle TO which is at
ached a short, but uncommonly thick |
lade, worn to a keenness that is bound |
o cut. The blade. although less than
hree inches long, has width of an inch
nd one half.