The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

II A<hAh Va Hi tON4N
NJ See the lunch baskets for 22c eacl
HI Thursday at Fits.
HI Ladies' wash skirts in Bedford cord
N and linen, at Vaughan's.
III @. r. Allen of Albany, n. v, is in
HI the city for a few days.
III = Gizio of North Main street went to.
III day to Claremont, \. H., for an indefi-
III mite stay.
III Tuesday and Wednesday plenty ripe
III strawberries, l5c quart. Diversi Fruit
III company.
III w. II. Varnum of Jacksonville ar.
III rived in the city to-day for few days
III business visit.
III Miss Mabel Durkee returned to Nor
II risvillc to-day, after passing few days
H in the city as the guest of friends.
II Miss Bessie Griffin of North Main
II street, who was called to Boston last
II week by the death of Mrs. John Me-
\ Gowan, returned to the city last night
H John Mclean and Miss frankie Me.
i Lean of Graniteville we're visitors in
\ the city to-day on their way to North
field, for an extended visit with rela.
H tives.
H I. r. Mclean of Granitevile, who
has been visiting with relatives at hard
wick for the past week, was visitor
in the city yesterday, returning to his
home.
New shipment Of white muslin waists,
high and low neck lace and hamburg
trimmed. Value, Sl.50; Wednesday sale
price, 0Sc; one day only Paris Shirt
waist House.
Walter Hendrix. who has been visiting
with relatives at Graniteville for the
past few weeks, was visitor in the
city to-day returning to his home at
Portland, Me.
g. Croci and family, Enrico Caravati !
and Ernesto Carayati leave tomorrow
for New York, from which place they
will sail on an extended visit to their |
former homes in Milano, Italy.
| Tonight the Baracl class of the First |
Baptist church viii hold its thirteenth |
annual meeting at the church vestry, |
commencing at s o'clock. The Phil /
athea class will be the guests of the
evening. No pains have been spared by /
! the Baraca class in making this event
one of the most successful in its his
| tory.
Workmen of the Barre and Montpelier
Traction line have completed their work
Of rigging wires at certain intervals
along the street with the sign Car
stops Here" These signs have been
strung all along the ear line through the
city The purpose is to have a syste-
matte stop system.
Luigi Boni. who made vain attempt
70 4, IL, z.
yesterday by means of a penknife. was
taken to the state hospital yesterday !
afternoon by 0yerseer OF the Poor vii.
bur Shepard apd Officer John Dineen. ,
Boni win be placed under observation
as an inmate at the hospital and will, in ]
two weeks, be taken to Montpelier to /
appear before probate court.
Mondays arrivals at The Buzzell no, r
tel were as follows: p. PerImln, Bur {
lington; John Adams, Websterville q
John Lavery, Rutland; B. L. Davis, Ran a
dolph; y. g. $. Bushnell Burlington;
l. +. Hatch Burlington; c. w. Wax r
ham, Boston; T. H. Parker, Woodsville, o
family, Minersville, N. w.; Taber and e
Clair, New York; Glenn Brewster, Ran P
dolph; L. C. Bemain, Burlington.
The remains of Fred Seeley of ST.
Johnsbury. who died at the City hospital
yesterday, following an illness of peri = =
tonitis, were taken this morning over =
the Montpelier 4 Wells River railroad y
to Maple Grove, p. q, where the in 4
terment will be made. His remains were
to Maple Grove by his p
brother. Richard Seeley of Graniteyille.
Funeral services were not held in this
~ h,,f COLL Rz {oI
II the destination.
The Barre band Is making final prep-I ,
,rations for the opening concert on Me-
norial day. In the morning the band
will participate in the annual Memorial 4
lay parade and at night will render its Il
irst selections to the public from the
music stand in the city park. Pros
,ects are favorable for having one of =
he strongest and most efficient musical II
that ever represented the -
ity. Many new faces will appear in
he personnel of the band cit
One of the largest blocks of granite Ne
from Milestone hill to this dr.,
ity, taking specific dimensions into con-
passed through the local ov
reight yards yesterday from the j. b. =
anguinetti quarries of Barre Town M
lr. Sanguinetti. who but short time So.
60 came into possession of the quarry -.
and, which is situated on the north y
ide of Milestone hill near the Barre -
rante and Quarry company, only OPEN
1 the quarry in April. Since last fall n als
e has been engaged in fitting the quar- iel
7 up for opening The dimensions of -
he stone were l5xl2x2. ha
Advertising car No. of the Young fnt
uffalo Bill circus, which is to be shown -
! the Granite City trotting park on sea
tuesday, June 10, arrived in the city pei
lis morning, and its crew devoted the -
eater part of the day to decorating the n
ty and the surrounding hamlets with "
eir placards. The company is carry II
z during the season the combined Wild -
est and Far East shows. Another -
lnguard of workers will make their
,pearance in the city within about two q
eeks and complete all the necessary 81
tails of that important department of =.
iblicity
The Italian ball park was the scene
a rather one-sided baseball game yes
rday afternoon between the Italian A.