The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-13
TALK OF THE TOWN


II Telephone your order for coal to the
II ID. NJ. Miles Coal Co. Tel 1873.
II Ask for No. l27 gauze hose no seams
II only 25c a pair, at Vaughan's.
Il Mrs. T. i. Miles of ~ South Main
II street ia passing several days with reia-
II tives in South Barre.
II Mrs. Daniel A. Pecor OF Randolph
Il arrived in the city last night for short
\ visit with her daughters.
II Ask for Tally Ho, Nos. ~, III ana
H 400. The leading gauze hose, at Csc a
\ pair. Ask for them at Vaughan's.
\ IL. f. Bartlett of Spaulding street re-
H turned yesterday from South Ryegate,
where he has been visiting for several
h days.
H Paul Swasey, who has been visiting IN
H the city with friends for few days,
returned yesterday to his home at Wa
terbury.
Mrs. George w. Briggs of Randolph,
who has been spending few days with
friends in the city, returned TO her home
yesterday afternoon.
| G. w. Annis of Montpelier. who was
formerly employed on the b. & NJ. trac-
tion company's line, began work yester-
day as clerk in Eastman Bros grocery
store.
Walter Dretzel of Canton, n. Y, Her
bert Legier OF Burlington and +. A.
Brigham OF Cambridge were among the
business visitors in the city yesterday
and to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shores of South
Barre went yesterday afternoon TO Mid.
dlebury, whore they will spend several
days as the guest OF their son, Clayton
L. Shores.
James Flynn, a former student at God
dard seminary, who has been spending
"a week with friends in the city. re-
turned yesterday afternoon to his home
in Moretown,
Wallace Sutton of Landgrove, A, II.
Wyckcff of Fall Rivers, Mass, and Fred
Lapierre Of Sherbrooke, r. O., were
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday and to-day.
b. G. Bass, who has been spending
few days with friends in the city, went
this morning to Randolph, where ne will
visit at his former home for time,
before returning to Boston.
H Michael Croto of Burlington began
work Yesterday as a plumber at c. W.
Averill & Co.'S, hardware store, succeed
ing John johnson, who completed his
duties there last Saturday.
/ Mrs. William h. Snow of Washing
ton street left this forenoon for York
Beach. Me-, where she will visit Mr..
Shows mother, Mrs. Mary f. Snow. Be
fore returning to Barre, she will also
visit relatives in Boston.
Another section of the Montpelier
highway is undergoing the construction
/ OF a piece of permanent state road.
| Yesterday workmen commenced to place
| in readiness that piece of road lying
between Dodge's bridge and the Clog
ston place.
| Mrs. r. +. Holbrook, who has been
spending several weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. t. Stephens of Park street, |
returned yesterday to her home in Ran.
dolph. She was accompanied as far
as Montpelier by Mrs. Stephens, who
will pass the remainder of the week |
with her cousin in the capital city,
Assessor Augustus NJ. Rossi, secretary |
of the Barre musicians local, has gone
to Toronto, Ont. where In is attending |
the annual convention of the musicians |
of Canada and the United States. While |
absent he win visit relatives in Niagara
Falls, n Y, and other cities in New |
York He will return to Barre tomor-
row evening.
The East street Stars clashed with
team styling itself the Barn Yard Pi-
rates at the sand bank yesterday and
came off first best with a 30 TO , ar
rangemenr OF the figures. The game
was the first OF a series to be played
between the two juvenile teams before
school ends in June The second will
be played tomorrow night.
David w Faulkner of rs South Main
street received shower of over
a hundred postal cards from his friends
yesterday, the occasion being his birth
day anniversary. Although the deluge
has abated somewhat to-day, there was
still sprinkling of cards and by earls
forenoon the number had mounted con
siderably higher. Through The Times,
Mr.. Faulkner wishes to express his graft
tude for the thoughtfulness shown by
postal senders.
Delegations from Hiawatha lodge, No.
20. Minnehaha encampment, Canton Vim
ton, No. o. Patriarchs Militant and
Bright Star Rebekah lodge, No. is. /. o.
o. F.. left yesterday and to-day for
Burlington to attend the annual conyen-
ton OF the grand lodge of Vermont Odd
GthONtt MANY hfAhDtiN VI Noh'Oh -
ton and the ncampment left last night
at 5:45 for the convention city, while
Others left on morning and early after
noon trains. Several Barre lodge MEM
bers are prominent in the grand lodge
councils.
Lewis A. Rogers of Rockport, Mass,
one of the largest granite manufacturers
and quarry owners in Massachusetts, has
been spending several days in Barre
comforting with local business men. Mr..
Rogers was accompanied to Barre by
John s. Booth of Rochester. y. Y, a
government building Inspector. and the
two proceeded from here to Hardwick
last night Mr. Booth will remain there
for few DAYS on business connected
with government contract recently tax
en- by the Woodbury. Granite CO.. and
Mr.. Rogers will return to his home in
Rockport.
United States naturalization court will
convene at city hall Friday morning, ac-
cording to the present arrangements OF
Clerk Fred s. Platt of Rutland and his
deputies. The Washington county ses-
sions will open in Montpelier tomorrow
morning and the following day the court
will be transferred TO Granitevile. On
the entire day will be given
over TO the session in Graniteville. where Z