The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-20
TALK OF THE TOWN
Innsing underwear ~ Abbott,s.

Faughan's.
We make clothes to order. Lamorey
Clothing Co
Blankets and outing flannel at special
prices this week at Yaughan's.
Harold Knight of Hill street went
yesterday to Boston for weeks visit.
James Walker, who has been passing a
few weeks at keene, N. H., returned to
the city yesterday.
The ball game scheduled for this aft
ernoon between the Barre Athletics and
Barre All-Stars has been cancelled.
Mrs. G. A. Heath of Washington street
went to-day to Randolph, where she will
visit with relatives for a few days.
Theodore Luddy of Washington street
has gone to Burlington, where he is the
guest of @. w. Sawyer, former Barre
resident.
Mrs. Charles Boleau of Second street
went to-day to Waterbury, where she
will visit for few days with relatives
and friends.
Miss Bessie Nelson of Merchant street
returned to-day from st. Johnsbury,
where she has been visiting with rela-
tives for a few days.
$. i. Andrews, who has been passing
a few days at the home of his son, 9. ).
Andrews of Maple grove, returned yes.
terday afternoon to his home at Rich
mond.
Clark Tayntor left to-day for New
| Haven, Conn, to resume bis studies at
Yale college. He has been passing the
summer at the home of his mother on
Merchant street.
| Russell Hoyt, who has been passing
I fha h. IF taara "a
on Summer street, returned to-day TO
| Philadelphia TO resume his studies at
the Jefferson Medical college
Burtrand Mari OF Washington street re.
turned to-day from Burlington, where he
has been taking entrance examinations
at the University of Vermont. Mr.. Mari
will return to the university in another
week.
Mrs. John Parker and Mrs Kate
Scott, who have been spending the past
two weeks in the city at the home OF
William oliver, sr., of East street, re-
turned to-day to their home at Wester-
ly r. /.
Fridays arrivals at The Buzzell
hotel were as follows: j. A. Larose,
Lewiston, Me-. II. II. Beardsley, New
York; j. Roach and family, Barre;
Harry Collins, Boston; w. H. Bycraft,
East Fairfield.
William Gray and Peter Cassidy lett
last night for Montreal, where they will
spend few days, awaiting the arrival
Of Allen liners, which are bringing their
wives and families to this country. They
will return to the city the first part of
next week.
The ladies OF Companion court, No
ISL, |. @. f., held social dance in their
hall in the Worthen block last night,
about 40 couples being in attendance.
The committee in charge consisted Of
Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. III. +. Colby and
Mrs. John Hale.
Style and individuality in millinery
are as desirable for children as for
adults, and we intend to give equal care
to suiting color, material and shapes TO
each little face. Our stock was never
more complete than this fall. Mrs. W.
+. Shepard. --Advt.
The civic department will this after
noon remark the lines in the girls ten
mis- courts, so that the court will be
ready for use this afternoon. Any
young ladies wishing to avail them
selves of the opportunity TO play should |
consult with Mrs. w. F. Shepard.
Madam Evelyn Scotney, assisted by
Howard White, basso, Karl Barleben, |
yiolinist, and Frank Waller, pianist,
comes TO the opera house next Thurs
day night in grand concert. Madam
Scotney's singing with the Boston Opera |
company here last season cannot be for
gotten.
Last evening about forty members OF
the 1915 class of Spaulding high school |
gathered together at the farm of Doug
lass Roben on east hill for their annual |
corn roast. The evening was passed in |
a social manner and the party dispersed /
at an early hour. The class was chap 4
eroned by members of the Spaulding |
high school faculty, including Misses
Randall Bagley and Stillson.
Our fresh.made creamery butter sat
isfes all users. We can give you sat
isfaction with eggs, as we candle anu
grade them, so when you buy the best,
YOU get the best, 35c per dozen; or some
nearly as good, soc per dozen; good
cooking eggs and cracks, 24c per dozen.
Our cottage cheese is going fine, now,
always, right, and only SC each or Zoe
per pound. For this weekend plenty
of fine vanilla or strawberry ice cream
helps out the dinner and dessert Just
as much as at any time, Telephone your
order and we win deliver ready to serve.
L. B. Dodge. 300 North Main street.
Barre. Tel. 233 w.
Charles Childs. said to be an old Of
fender, is in the tolls of the law for
the second occasion within week. Childs
was arrested on a charge of intoxica
ton on Sunday and released on Monday
when he paid his fine and costs. When
it was thought that he re-
treated to the woods in Worcester, from
whence he came But he fingered and
prolonged his visit until he fell into the
hands of the law yesterday afternoon.
Officer Gamble was summoned TO Burn
hams meadow, where he found Childs
asleep. He was taken to the station
house, and this morning appeared i'll.
He was unable to be arraigned before
Judge Scott in the city courtroom, but
will be brought before the court this
afternoon.
To-day marked the final touches >of
work on the paving job on North Main
street, which has been under construc-
ton for the past few months The new
stretch of pavement commences at
Granite street and extends northward on
North Main street as far as Gunner
brook at Blackwell street, bringing the
linear measurement of paving in Barre