The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Saturday neckwear sale lot 25c neck
wear at Zoe at Vaughan's
A special value in ladies' gauze hose
2 pairs for 25c, at Perry's on Saturday
Charles B. Tilden of Prospect street
went to his former home in Mortified
for a visit this moring
George A. HUMPHREYS, an attorney o.
Worcester, Mass, is making an extended
visit in the city with relatives.
Isaac Yeti of the Yeti clothing com
pany, has gone to New York and Boston
for three weeks business visit.
John J. Cayhue of Washington street
returned yesterday from Boston, where
he has been staying several weeks.
Mrs. f. f. Lafomtain, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mis-. c. X. Wood
has returned to her home in Lawrence
Mass.
Il Misses Mae Mccarthy and Jennie Pet
rel of South Main street went to-day
to Burlington for few days visit with
relatives.
Charles Converse, one of the city mail
carriers, is taking two weeks vacation
from his duties. He has gone to Boston
to visit friends.
Victor Cecchini of North Main street
/ ItlL tiSI ulRHI iDI IllOlls -. ~, NAltlH
he has secured employment in the gran
lite cutting industry.
There will be regular rehearsal OF
the male chorus of the Hedding Meth
odist church at the church on Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
| The L, G. b. A. ladies win hold meet
ing at room 81, Miles building, Thursday
evening at o'clock. Every member is
earnestly requested to attend.
Mrs. Ellen Stoughton and daughter,
| Marguerite, who have been spending the
past few weeks at New York and Bos-
ton, returned to the city last evening.
! Last evening there was meeting of
the retail clerks in the Knights of Pyth-
las hall in the Blanchard building. The
meeting was well attended. One new
member was initiated into the union.
John Donovan of Brighton, Mass, ar
rived in the city yesterday to remain
for few days on business connected
with granite transportation. He will be
the guest of Frank f. Austin of Church
street.
Mrs. Carrie Burke Genyeo and sister,
Miss Frances Burke, of Maple avenue,
returned yesterday from Burlington.
where they have been passing several
days at the Burke camp in Queen City
park.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Murray of Man
chester, n. H., arrived in the city last
evening for an extended visit at the
home OF James Brown of Cliff street
and with other relatives in this yicin
ity
Wednesdays arrivals at The Buzzell
bnt al 81 A. al
wife. Ware Mass; Marcel Berna sconia,
Washington; J. NJ. Britton, Boston; +
w. Tolyerson, Buffalo, N. "; j. j. Carr,
Providence, r. T.; r. W. Ballou, Boston
Ben Sanlamara, Concord, n. III.
John Davidson and Jack Clearly Of the
|. A. G. and Charles Williams OF the
Barre A. G. went this morning to Mid
dlebury, where they are TO appear in
the Richmond lineup against the Bris
tol town team in a game scheduled to
be played at the Addison county fair
grounds.
Frank C. Cheeseman of Peru, Ind, |
and j. c. Ritchie of Red Key, Ind, prom
inent monument retailers in the middle |
West, who came to this city for the |
Barre Day" program, left this morning |
for Mortified to visit the granite plants |
there. This evening they will leave for
their respective homes.
Workmen under the supervision of !
A. b. Lane commenced work yesterday
making repairs to the barn of n NJ. I
Nelson OF Merchant street that was
damaged by fire short time ago. The
main work consists of constructing the
upper part OF the building. Mr.. Nelson
Is now able TO stable his horses in the
Masons have commenced to construct
the wall of brick around the structure
recently erected on Depot square by the 4
Barre Savings bank for an auction room
to be utilized by O. H. Hale. AT the
same time. carpenters instituted work
IF shingling the roof Of the Emslie Bros
lunch room. This building ia also owned
BY the Granite Savings bank
The Barre G.. l.. IT, has made plans
or the greatest Labor day celebration
hat Barre has ever known. The center
If attraction will be at Intercity park. For
'ull particulars, see the posters dis
rbuted throughout the city Every
minute detail of the event is described
IN these posters. Make plans now to
attend the celebration at Intercity park.
ADV.
What the baseball fans have been
Waiting to sea first-class baseball club
n action in this city. Saturday, the
Italians have booked the Cohoes, ~ H.,
Tub for a game. The Cohoes team is
ated as one of the best in New York
tate. They frequently are pitted
against organized clubs in exhibition
,ames. Their most recent exhibition
anne was with the Chicago Cubs. The
anne will start at 3 o'clock and the best
anne of the season is guaranteed
George Mcleod, the star back of the
ireen Mountain football team of the
Iermont football league, who received |
INJURIES two weeks ago in their match ,
gainst the Bonaccords. was able to leave
he house to-day for the first time He
5 about with the aid of crutches. In
he game when he received his injuries, ,
lcIeod attempted to make long kick,
nut missed the ball. An examination
roved that he had wrenched his knee =
APP. 1t will be about five weeks vet
efore he is able to resume his work.
The following lrasburg item in the
carton Monitor will be of interest to
'arre people; "Dr f. Manning Shaw, I
Tho married an Irasburg girl, died of in
nries received in an automobile acct
ent in Victoria, B. c., on Aug. llth.
)r Shsw's side was crushed in the ac- :
ident, one rib had pierced the lung
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