The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

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HI Vaughan's.
N Mrs. W. Il. Ducharme left last night
H for Rutland, where he will make few
\ days visit.
II Henry Boseley OF Branch street went
II this morning 10 Brattleboro for short
II visit with relatives
Il Admission to the flowerland bazaar
H is only Zoe, and season tickets, good
|! for six admissions, soc.
\ Mrs. Lucy Venner left last night for
H Rockland. Me-, where she will make an
extended visit with relatives.
H Ira Stem of the Morse block went to
\ his former home in st. Adams yesterday
for a few days visit with friends.
Miss Clara Bailey Of Newbury arrived
in the city yesterday for a few days
visit with relatives on Keith avenue.
Tickets for the s. II. S. alumni con-
cert and ball are now on sale. Concert
tickets, 25c. Concert and ball, 81 per
couple.
George Harrites of Fitchburg, Mass, az,
rived in the city yesterday and com
meneed work in the employ of tire
United Fruit Co.
L. n. Gauthier, chief of police of
Hanover, n. H., was visitor in the city
yesterday. He returned to Hanover,
n. H., this morning
Mrs. Henry Mute returned last night
| from Waterbury, where she has been
spending a few days as the guest OF
Mrs. William Parks.
Regular meeting OF the L. A., A, O. H..
will be held in X. OF G. hall Wednesday
evening at 1880. disqualification of the
first and second degrees.
The Flowerland bazaar at Miles hall
is success from the start. Canton
Vinton has been to large expense in
arranging for this fair and asks your
patronage.
George LeClair, who has been visiting
With relatives at Rouses Point, n. y,
for the past few weeks, returned to the
city to-day. Mr. LeClair will remain
permanently in the city.
Mrs. Lucy Venner, who has been
spending the past few weeks at the
home Of her son. Thomas g. Venner OF
Warren street, left this morning for her
home at Clark's Island Me.
James Mackay, ir.. who recently re-
turned from his wedding trip through |
New York state. resumed his duties at |
the post Office this morning. During his |
absence his place was filed by james
Leyie
Angus r. L. Smith, a graduate of
Spaulding high school in the class of
1911. who recently returned to his home
in South Ryegate from Jefferson Medi-
cal college, Philadelphia, arrived in Barre
to day for short visit with friends.
G. S. Andrews OF Maple grove left last
night for Rutland, where he viii attend
the annual convention of the Vermont
Sons of Veterans. which will be in ses-
sion there. He viii act as a delegate
from the Barre division of Sons Of Vet
Grams,
Miss Irene Graham Of 81 Aver street.
who has been confined to her home for
the past seven weeks BY illness. was re.
nembered yesterday by her friends and
leqnaintances with a post card shower.
Miss Graham was the recipient Of over 2
$50 cards during the day. She is ex .
,ected to be out in a few weeks.
This mornings expected frost did not
and small gardeners around
be city were put to the unnecessary \
,ains Of covering their tomato plants Y
ast night when all signs pointed to a
isit from the polar king at dawn to 8
ay. Old residents ascribe the absence p
i the white layer to the prevalence OF '
heavy fog
Nelson Brown, manager Of the spauld P
~ high school team, to-day announced .
il schedule for the remainder of the Y
'eek. On Thursday the second game Of p
he series with Goddard will be PLAYED y
I 4 o'clock on the seminary campus. g
he following day the team will jour re
ey to Burlington to play its postponed
anne. hi
At shutdown tonight begins one of a $
aries of feasts observed each year by y
ne Hebrews. On the synagogue calen- y
ar it is marked by the letters S. w. q
hich have significant meaning in the y
swish tongue The feast continues from "
Wight tonight until shutdown Thurs
~ night. A number of local Hebrews r.
i'll go to Burlington tonight. where al
Re services of rabbi are available. e
The ID. G. V. club an organization af W
lated with the North Barre Methodist W
urch, defeated the Red Sox in baseball "a
st evening at the Red Sox grounds by a
score OF IL to IL. The feature OF the ys
me was the all-round playing of "Ty"
acherio, the centerfelder Of the d. c. lM
club. The battery for the winning ha
am consisted of Calcagn and Scam wa
nj. For the losing team Starr, Me Re
anzie and Starr composed the battery. of
Edward DeForge of River street 70
ok seat in front of the bar at city mt
urt last night and told Judge II. W. un
oft that he was guilty of having been
und intoxicated. II was the first Of ati
nse for Eddie, as he is known by his nu
mpanions, so the court imposed fine 90
s. and costs amounting to 1854. 10
lich the respondent arranged to pay. cai
Forge was arrested in the afternoon BE-
the chief of police on warrant is to
ed by Grand Juror Hugh H. Carpen- tur