The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Have you seen those three-in.one
Leona garments at Abbottsf
Miss Ina Patterson of Central street
left yesterday for Montreal, where she
will remain indefinitely with relatives
Frank McCatto, who has been absent
for the past year, arrived IN the city
last night from Kingston, w. Va, where
he has been employed.
Mrs, Harry b. Harris and two children
of Windsor are passing two weeks IN
the city as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. I. Davis of Maple Grove.
Mrs. John Mcdonald arrived in the
city this week from Milford, Mass, TO
join her husband, who has been em-
ployed here for the past few months.
Arthur LaRochelle, who attends JET
ferson medical college, Philadelphia, ar.
rived in the city yesterday to pass the
summer at his home on Railroad street.
4 Harris orchestra has been engaged to
furnish music for ball to be held at
East Barre on Thursday evening, May
2s, under the auspices Of the Jolly Sew
en-, social organization at East Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Grosvenor, who
have been visiting friends in the city for
the past ten days, left this morning for
St Adams, where they will make short
stay before returning to their home near
ogdensburg N. Y.
Amherst, Williams, Holy Cross and
other large eastern colleges are eIiumer-
ated on the schedule of the Y NJ. c. A.
college of Springfield, Mass, this season.
Don't fail to see them in action against
| the Italians on Saturday.
| Wednesdays arrivals at The Buzzell
4. II Z Ill. L -.sart n
Boston; William MeClennan. Danbury,
Conn; +. Ripley, st. Adams; G. Il. Crois-
SAINT, Boston, A. r. Kendall, Burling-
ton; ]. E. Porter, Reading, Mass.
Arthur Jones and Arthur H. Buzzell
left last night on a fishing trip into the
northern part of the state OF Maine.
The party will pass some Of their time
in the vicinity OF the Rangeley lakes,
returning to Barre in about a week or
ten days
The work of taking the school census
of the city of Barre, which has been di- |
reeted from the city clerks offices dur
ing the past few weeks, was completed
yesterday. James Mackay, ir., James
Kenefick and Roy Rugbee were engaged |
in the work.
Tuesday afternoon at Graniteville the |
Skdoo baseball team of this city met |
defeat at the hands of the Granite
Vile A. G., by score of IL to 4. The /
battery for the winners was composed I
of ALcAlister and MeLeay. For the /
Barre team keneiek and Levin were in
the points.
The East street Tigers defeated the
Park street Athletics in fierce contest H
on East street yesterday, according to
latest dispatches, the score being | to
10 and Buster" Browns catching being
the feature. Burgess. Hoar and Farrell
were in the points" for the winners and
Granger, Marion and Stevens for the
losers
Local No. 90 OF the international
Brotherhood OF Transfers i planning Il
ON one OF the most important meetings Il
Of the year at its headquarters in paint
ers' hall this evening at 1870 o'clock. II
Several candidates are to be initiated /
into the local and number of other
features will be in order during the /
evening. II
Miss Agnes Olson Of Washington
street. who has been engaged at the 10
al offices of the Singer Sewing Machine II
company for the past few years, com
,leted her duties yesterday. This morn
ng she left for Burlington, where she
will be employed in the capacity of book
seeper for the Burlington offices. II
Friends in this city will be interested
o learn that William Stanley, former
Y employed as stenographer at the Cen
raj Vermont and the Wells River
reight stations In this city, has been
transferred to White River Junction to HI
ct in similar capacity. Previous TO II
iis recent transfer Mr.. Stanley has been II
ngaged at the office OF Terminal Freight \
faster McEnany at st. Adams. II