The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-21
TALK OF THE TOWN
New parasols at Fits.

, lltI ~ ~ htiiH AVENUE
You will find full line of trunk
and bags at Abbott's.
George r. Beyerle, piano tuner, wi
be in Barre next week. Leave order
, at Times office.
Thirty trimmed hats TO close at Sl.ss
worth up to $5. Mrs. Nelson Church
over Barre Times office.
Mrs. II. NJ. Lynde and son left yes
, terday for Old Orchard, where they vii
remain for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Mercer ant
! daughter of Cliff street went to-day U
Waterbury for a few days visit.
r. Il. Thompson returned this forenoon
to his home in Springfield, after an eS
tended stay in Barre and vicinity.
II. NJ. Farnham will hold his next bis
combination auction sale on Friday, Iunt
27, at his stables in Montpelier, Vt. 9
+. Smith, auctioneer.
Gordon Plat, who has been attend
ing the Spaulding high school com
mencement exercises, returned yester
day to Dartmouth college.
Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Boulerice re
turned this morning to their home IL
Easthampton, Mass, after spending sew
eral days with friends in the city.
+. Clarion Parsons has returned from
several days visit in Rutland. While
absent Mr.. Parsons attended the state
encampment of the Sons OF Veterans
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cleary returned
last night from Albany, N. Y, where
they were called the first part of the
week by the death of Miss Annie
Clearly, sister of the former.
If we furnish your ice cream and sher-
bets, you will be satisfied. Pure vanilla
or strawberry ice cream, or try a cream
lemon sherbet this week. Get some
good cottage cheese Saturday. i. b.
Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ross of Seattle,
Wash, arrived in the city yesterday to
make an extended visit at the home of
Mrs. Mary Downie OF Merchant street.
They will probably remain here for
several months, returning to Washing
ton in the fall.
Antonio Gigliotti, student at the
Italian branch of Colgate seminary in
Brooklyn, n. Y, has arrived in Barre
to assist in the work at the Brook
street Baptist mission. Beginning Sun
day, June 90 services for adults will
be held in italian.
Arthur Wilson, who has been spend
ing the past few days at South Royal
ton, returned to the city yesterday. lie
leaves on July for Bethlehem, where
he has secured an excellent position
as porter at the Sinclair house, the larg-
est hostelry in Bethlehem.
Emery Smith OF West street left yes
terday for Old Orchard, Me- where he
viii open the Smith cottage for the
summer. For the past few years Mr.. |
Smith has conducted summer house |
at the Maine beach and he anticipates |
having an even more successful year |
this season than ever
James Hardy of Boston. civil en-
gineer in the employ of the Tenny SER
vice, is engaged in laying out the line
for the new transmission line from
Bolton Falls to the Granite street sub
station in this city. Mr.. Hardy IL be
ng assisted by corps OF engineers
rom the Walker, Walker and Good
'ich engineering firm.
As one of the main attractions of
week at Norwich univer
ity next week the management Of the
baseball team has booked the Italians
4 this city to play Norwich on Mon
lay afternoon. This afternoon Nor I
gich plays in this city. Early in the
ear the Italians defeated Norwich at
Sorthfed by score Of l to 0.
Joseph Williams and Gilbert Phillips,
Employees of the Prize Tool sharpening
machine concern, have completed work
installing a sharpening machine on the
'atcheldor's meadow The machine
ras installed in a building recently
rected near the j. P. Corskie Granite
ompany. 1t win feed tools for the
lartison Estate, Bugbee, Corskie and
sheds. The machine has al
lady been placed in operation.
Goddard seminary and Montpelier
Ugh school have made arrangements to
lay another game of ball at Intereity
ark on Monday afternoon. The first
anne ended tie, after eleven innings.
n Thursday Montpelier managed to
Ike the third game by a score of 5
, 4. On Monday J. Laird, Mont
,lier's best pitcher, will do the twirl-
g. while Capt. Peterson will be back
/ duty for Goddard. Clari and Buck
i've been secured to umpire the game.
Kino J. Maggani OF Shurtlef place, =,
no is employed in the Frank MoWhor- Il
r store, has been awarded one of the
st class prizes of district four in the =
ting contest which the Boston Amer
an has been conducting. Mr.. Mag
ami received his award, handsome
of Old Chester silver, this morning
le set is valued at $50 Through The
mes, Mr.. Maggiani wishes to thank
who assisted him in the contest.
Merrill Lord, West Berlin autoist,
10 was in the city yesterday on bust
SIS, had rather a thrilling experience i
tn his big touring car in front of the
les building late in the afternoon,
len his machine came to a damp place
the street and turned square about
e before the driver could bring his .
axes to apply. The rear end of the car :
ung heavily against the curbing and
Iflic in the street was congested for a
Y moments. Termination afterwards
,wed that the car had escaped dam
Under the supervision of the civic de- n
rtment of the Barre Woman's club.
! public Fairgrounds near the bridge
Berlin street are being put in readi-
IS for the season and within few davs
place will be opened to children.
of the gymnastie apparatus, the