The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

New line of silk gloves, SOC to SLOT
at Fits.
See the new waists for summer veal
at vaughans.
Refrigerators and ice chests at Sad
| lier's, 10 Keith avenue,
Bring the children this afternoon I
Flowerland; admission, DC.
The ladies of the Universalist churcl
will hold an automobile social Wednes
day evening, June 49, weather permit
ting.
T. A. Drown, agent for the Buick Mo
tor Co., unloaded two touring cars an
a 1914 Buick truck at the M. 4 w. yard
yesterday.
James Gallagher of Short street lef
last night for Pittsburg, Pa, where h
will be employed in the granite indus
try during the summer.
Mrs. L. w. Turney and two daughters
returned this morning to their home il
Waterbury, after spending few days
with friends in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. L. Gonyeau of Fort
Ethan Allen were in the city yesterday
to attend the funeral of the latter's sis
ter, Mrs. Theodore Stowe.
Miss Leafie Whitney of Brattleboro
arrived in the city yesterday to make
an extended visit at the home of Mrs
George Inglis of Clark street.
Mrs. Herbert Pare returned this morn
ing to her home in Sherbrooke, p. O.,
after spending several days with rela-
tives in Barre and Barre Town.
Miss Marguerite Turney, who has
been visiting as the guest OF Miss ka-
trina Turney of Goddard seminary, re-
turned to her home at Middlesex yes
terday.
Mrs. Emma Paul of Morrisville, who is
attending the Spiritualist conference at
the Universalist church, is spending sew
erai days in the city as the guest OF
relatives.
William Mears, jr., who has been
spending several days with his grand
father, William Mears, of South Main
street, returned this morning to his
home in Haverhill, Mass.
c. w. ODell of the Plainfeld road
left yesterday for Fair Haven, where
he will pass the weekend with his
daughter, Miss Alice 0'Dell, teacher
in the public schools there.
Miss Annie Messer, student at
Mount Holyoke college, South Hadley,
Mass, is passing the summer at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Messer, of Orange street.
George A. Morse, who has been spend
ing few days with friends in the city.
returned yesterday to Milton, where he
is soon to reopen his popular summer
resort, Camp Rich. on Lake Champlain.
The students of the evening drawing
school who have rebates due them on
their tuition can receive same by calling
at the city treasurer's Office on Satur
day, June Ia. James Mackay, treasurer.
Rev Mrs Isabel Even, who was called
to Barre TO ofliciate at the funeral OF
Mrs. Theodore Stowe, returned this
morning to South Woodbury., where she
is the pastor of the Congregational
church.
Charles H. Hoyt, baggagemaster on
the Barre branch of the Central Vermont
is moving his household goods
from Montpelier to the house at West
street owned by John Crowley of Essex
Junction.
James Gall. general agent for the
Barre railroad, returned to-day from a
few days visit to Montreal, where he |
accompanied his sister, Miss Isabelle
Sail, who sails to-day on tour Of the
British Isles.
Mrs Rosamond Warner, recent
graduate of the City hospital, who has
30, f. IL
Drew of Orange street, went this morn
ng to Newbury, where she will care
or a patient.
Fred G. Eaton was in Waits River yes-
erday, where he took a number Of pho
ographs to be used as exhibits when the
ase against two people of that section
harged with infanticide comes to trial
q Orange county court.
William H. Bradbury of Washington,
member of Granite chapter, No. 20, +,
|. A. NJ, OF this city, was elected dis
rict deputy of district No, at the an 6
ual meeting of the grand chapter of '
'ermont in Burlington yesterday. j
The opportunity given by the Italian
.thletic club this afternoon to the base \
all fans, to see one OF the fastest !
,llege teams in the East perform,
Mould not be overlooked, and every fan !
lould turn out to see this game, which !
o doubt will be hummer.
Mario Soldini of Railroad street, who $
as been absent on an extended bust
pss trip in the interests of Rossi &
o., Smith meadow firm, arrived home !.
While away Mr.. Soldinl !,
,ssed a few days with his brother, DIR. = =
nrico c. Soldini, an inferno at Lincoln y
,spital, New York City.
Riley's orchestra played for dance p
nducted at the Montpelier armory
It night under the auspices of Co. H.. =,
he Montpelier military held the dance :
r the purpose of raising money to de- y
ay some expenses incurred at the an
ial muster. There was large at
ndanee of Barre people present at the =
nee. g
The Red Sox defeated the ID. C. V. p
lb on the Red Sox field last night by
score of IA to 10. The game was
led with exciting plays, especially pl
ose executed by "Ty' Giacherio. The in
ttery for the winning team was COM az
sed of Caselini and T. Starr. Cal ia
rara and Gianeherio we're in the points ST
+ the losing team. to
admirers of Robert Burns - y,
e to erect a monument TO his honor -
Sehenley park in that city, according
the current issue Of The Monumen di
News Unlike the superb memorial AZ