The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-17
TALK OF THE TOWN
Buy your Shoes at Fitts,.

Henry Abbott of Woodsville, n. H.
was visitor in the city to-day.
Auto social. WhereY universalis
church, Wednesday evening o'clock.
Bertrand Cheesman of Pearl street il
making an extended visit with relatives
at Burlington.
Clifford Caswell of Montpelier has
moved his household goods to West
street in this city.
Leon Page of Highland avenue re-
turned this morning from Plainfed,
where he has been visiting for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Townsend, who
have been spending several days with
relatives in the city, returned this
morning to their home in Portsmouth,
n. II.
+. +. Wilcox of GAINESVILLE, o., who
represents several prominent granite
manufacturers, arrived in the city yes
terday for a weeks visit in the Barre
granite belt.
Mrs. 7. T. Daniels and son. Carl, who
have been spending a few days in Barre
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Kener-
son of Church street, returned yester-
day 10 Hardwick.
Tickets may be secured for the S. II.
5. alumni concert and ball of Blanche
Russell, Glenora Gould, Mark Cutler and
Ira Houston. Concert 25e; concert and
ball, VI per couple.
Mrs w. ID. Reid and daughter, Miss
Christina 6. Reid OF South Main street
returned last night from Concord, n.
H., where the latter was recently grad
uated from st. Mary's school for girls.
The Chinese university ball team has
been playing great ball from the Pa
cifie to the Atlantic. Friday it comes
to Barre to play the l. A. c. at the
Berlin street grounds, game called at
AIS
Chester Il. Ordway of Proctorsvlle,
Socialist candidate for governor OF Yer |
mont in the campaign OF 1910, arrived
in the city yesterday for a several days
business visit. Mr.. Ordway is travelling |
for Boston shoe firm.
Harry Stowe, who was struck in the |
left eye last week by flying piece of
steel at the L. c. Glysson granite she'd
has returned from Montreal, where he
treatment for the eye at the
Royal Victoria hospital.
Orville Benedict of North Main street
returned yesterday from Burlington.
where he passed the week END with
relatives He was accompanied home by
his mother. Mrs. Fred Benedict, who has
been spending several days in Burling
ton.
Through the headquarters of the quar-
'yworkers international association in
this city, charter has been granted
10 q branch local at Sandstone. MINI.
The new local starts off auspiciously ,
With sizeable number OF signatures at
ached to the charter. +,
Rev. T, j. Leonard, pastor of st. Alloy
ius' church st. Johnsbury, was a Wis
tor in the city Yesterday, passing the
lay as the guest of Rev A. G. Griffin {
I the st. Monica parsonage. Rev. Leon J
I'd left in the afternoon for Burlington, !
where he will remain for several days. {
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Mosher of
Brighton Mass, are visiting at the home .
1 the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Bemis of Long street. Mrs.
losher will remain in Barre during the
ummer, while her husband viii makel
Httptt NunlhfnS liiD III tiiiS StttApi DS-s :
ore returning to Boston.
p G.. Lamson, who has been spending =
few days in Barre on business con
ected with granite advertising, returned 1.
} day to his home in Cambridge, Mass. p
lr. Iamson has recently returned from X
n extended tour of the middle West n
nd while absent he was guest at CO
umber of retail monument dealers con-
antions.
Secretary Fred W. Suitor of the quar- /
workers international association left
rs afternoon at les for New York =.
here he will attend conference OF Of
mons connected with the stone indus Of
Y and allied trades Secretary Sutor !,
to represent the quarryworkers and
! will be the only union man from this tn
entity to be present. ~
To-day's Burlington Free Press has y,
c following item: coach George Win co
r of the University of Vermont base no
II team states that the Vermont team 90 go
aten at Barre Saturday by the Italian ex
thletic club was not the regular var
" nine. Beside the battery, Mr.. Win To-
r says there were only two of the -
gulars in the lineup. The college
VS. called themselves the Green Noun
in Athletics"
seminary's baseball team re- n,
wed word yesterday from Brigham e "I
ademy that that school was ready to Of
ny Goddard in a game for the cham ne ne
,nship of the state, and following sci
ddard's victory over Spaulding high me
lool last night, the management of the SSn
I'm wrote to Brigham to arrange for an,
: game. 1t is thought the game may a.
played on Centennial field in Bur ds'
gton under the management of the eou
Iversiity of Vermont. Goddard will ella
" Montpelier high school at lntercity =.
TX Thursday afternoon of this week. '
.yorkmen, who have been engaged for
past few weeks in reeonstructing Jui
main offices and entrances to The =
zzell hotel on Pearl street, concluded =
ir work to-day. The result is a -
re imposing effect 10 the offices. The
-tition that formerly separated the Z
rks office from the main reception y
IN has been removed. leaving a spa
US hall TO be utilized for both the
ces and reception hall. A new hard
cd floor has been laid in the hall
the walls and ceilings have been
roughly renovated. The entrance has
n reconstructed so that the exit to II
building is through large doors
h with the street. =