The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Marshall Field handkerchiefs at Alb
bolts.
William Hurry Of Hill street left this
| forenoon for Iberyille, p. o. where he
will be employed for few months.
! Ladies who have been solicited fol
fancy work for the Universalist fair
| please leave the articles at the parson-
/ age before Tuesday afternoon.
Caesar Piola, who has been employed
| in Milford, Mass, for several months,
arrived in the city this morning and will
pass the winter with friends here.
Henry G. Whitaker, who has been
passing several days with his father,
left this morning for his home in Chi
cago, ILL.,, where he was called by the
sudden illness of his wife and two chill
dren.
Arrangements are being completed for
the annual banquet of the Barre Golf
club, which is to be held in the Pythian
hall next Thursday evening. Tickets
for the banquet have been placed on
sale at the Tilden Shoe Co. store and the
George NJ. Marion cigar store.
Winifred Vaughan, who has been pass
ing the Thanksgiving holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Vaughan of
Maple Grove, returned to-day to Plym-
outh, n. H., where he is a student at
Holderness school. He was accompanied
by his friend, II. Z. Presley of Portland,
Me-, who is also student at Holder
ness.
At the Universalist church tomorrow,
Prof. w. A. Wheaton will play sex In
carnatus," from Imperial Mass" by
Haydn; 'Postlude," by Rink. The Or
pheus male quartet will sing "Send Out
Thy Light" by Gounod, and LEAD,
Kindly Light" by Sullivan. DR.. d. G.
Jarvis and George Mackay will sing a
tenor and bass duet, "crucifx," by
Faure.
The American Clothing company has
established branch store in Granite
vile and later ON will place two of its
Barre employees in charge of the bust
ness at that point. Instead of covering
the "hill' territory entirely by team,
the company has adopted a policy of
establishment branches. This policy will
be pursued in other nearby sections. For
the present the company will leave their
teams on the road.
The mems supper, which will open
the college fair at the UniyersaIist on
Tuesday night, is in charge Of +. T.
Cutler. Mr.. Gilman of the seminary
will prepare the escalloped oysters and
Arthur Campbell will be responsible for
the oyster stew, and they are to be as
sisted by an able corps of men in both
kitchen and dining room and positively
no ladies will be permitted to even give
advice. Admission to fair and supper,
25e.
Charles Hoernle, an instructor at God |
lard seminary, has been rendered an Of
Ter to manage the Sunset League at st. |
Johnsbury during the coming summer |
md incidentally bid was made for his !
services as coach of the team that an
lually represents st. Johnsbury in Yer
mont independent baseball This is Mr. |
Hoernle's second year at Goddard, Last |
summer his services We're retained by |
.he Barre Athletic club as coach and |
ocular catcher. Under his tutelage the |
Barre team forged ahead The Sunset |
eague at st. Johnsbury is the oldest
organization of the kind in the state,
icing composed of six teams. There are
many excellent players in the league
md at no time since the league was or
-anized has baseball waned Mr.. Hoernle
las not yet decided whether to accept
he offer