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

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You need warm clothing for your hunt
ing trip, the McWhorter Co. can supply
you.
and colored stripes. Paris Shrtwaist
House.
Miss Ella Holiday Of Elm street is
making an extended visit at the home
of her mother at Websterville.
Miss Jessie Fraser of Murray street
went yesterday afternoon to Richmond
for few days visit with friends.
Frank L. Small of Eastern avenue left
this forenoon for Boston, where he will
remain for few days business visit.
A regular meeting of Minnehaha en-
campment, No. 2, this Tuesday even
ing at 1880. Per order chief patriarch.
Frank 9. York OF Hill street returned
home last night, after spending few
days with friends in White River juno
ton.
Miss Mamie Kelly of Milford, Mass,
is spending several days with her sister,
Mrs. Harley c. kenerson, of Averlll
street.
Grover G. Kenefick of Brooklyn street
left yesterday for Ogdensburg, N. T.,
where he will remain for few days
business visit.
Ira Wescott of Peru, n. Y, arrived in
the city yesterday to make an extended
visit at the home of H. w. Wescott of
Orange street.
/ G. A. Laidlaw of Boston, New Eng
land sales agent for the Studebaker car,
is passing several days in Barre and vi
leinity on business.
Rummage sale in the Universalist
yestry Wednesday, Nov H. at 2:30 p.
m. Those having articles to be sold
please bring them before that hour.
Henry and Edward Shortsleeves of
Burlington arrived in the city yesterday
for few weeks stay. They will be en-
gagged in earpentering work on the
North Barre school building.
The contest for S25 in prizes was start
ed at the Paradis alleys last night. The
contest is being eagerly received Drop
in and watch the score board. The con-
| test is the most interesting ever held in
Barre.
| City Engineer George A, Reed has sold
the house at SO Railroad street to George
Gumlaw of South Barre. Negotiations
We're completed yesterday and Mr.. Gum
law viii move his family to Railroad
street at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. t. Beattie OF Enos-
burg Falls and Mrs. Arthur Hogle Of
Swanton. who has been visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Wescott of
Orange street for the past few days,
returned yesterday to their respective
homes.
Manager Knight of the Goddard semi
nary basketball team has made arrange
ments for the initial game of the semi
nary season. The game win be played
on Thanksgiving evening with Norwich
Independents as their opponent. God
dard will be represented this year by a
far better organization than last win
ter.
Dorothy Flanders, the infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Flanders of %
Orange street passed away at s O'Clock
this morning. The child had been i'll |
since last May, though her condition had |
not been considered serious until lately. |
She was two years and two weeks old |
and was born in Barre. Only her par |
ents survive. Funeral arrangements |
have not been completed.
Among those registered at The Buzz
zell hotel yesterday were: Il. II. Phelps, |
South Royalton; c. II. Dewey, Wood |
stock; William p Goodale, Clinton, |
Mass. Joseph Maville, Marshfeld; g. A. |
Colburn, Burlington; j. A. Pond, Bur- /
lington; Pearl Danforth, Boston,; Louis
Taft, Boston; j. L. Colebrook, South !
Royalton; The Ramos, New York.
Among the guests registered at the
City hotel yesterday and to-day were
the following: +. L. Woodward, Port
land, Me-; Mr.. and Mrs, Bob OFT, New
York City; fourteen members of the
Oft company, New York; j. Kennedy,
Boston; r. T. Svott, 2. f. Blake, Pots
dam, N. y; H. S. Springer. Enosburg
Falls; j. w. MershalI, Boston; L, +.
Parkhurst, Ogdensburg, n. Y; w. 7.
Harager Philadelphia.
Workmen in the employ of the city
street department commenced work yes
terday to construct a sidewalk along
that portion of Summer street known
as Rocky Ledge" extending distance
OF about 100 feet. During inelement
weather pedestrians have been greatly
while travelling on the
east side of Summer street by reason
of the lack of walk along this section.
The walk is being made of gravel with
eurbng.
The Central vermoht's special inspec-
ton train, the st. Lawrence, arrived in
the city this forenoon at IL: 80 o'clock.
Aboard were President T.. G. Smith,
Vice President g. C. Jones and S. S. Rus
sell, superintendent of freight transpor-
tation. The party came to Barre from
White River Junction and made the trip
oyer the Williamstown branch while in
this vicinity. Soon after noon the train
left for st. Adams. 1t was President
Smiths first visit to Barre since his re-
cent election as head of the road. While
here he looked over the roads facilities
Tor handling passengers and freight.
AT recent meeting of the Shamrock r
4. A. committee was appointed to de-
ide upon the ACCESSIBILITY of conducting
baseball quintet through the winter.
From a present viewpoint it is quite
probable that the club will organize
within another week The Church street
gymnasium will be secured for practice
md schedule games will also be played a
here. From last years quintet there :
emains Carroll, Stuart and Grady and \
Iagan. Louis Hoar of Websterville and
Carl Smith are Others who may take
art. Last winter the Shamrocks were
unners up to the South Ryegate team
or the state championship.
George +. Eisenbrown and p. Fred
1isenbrown of Reading, Pa, who are
'assing several days in Barre as the
1tnsfe of w II Sn~..f ~ tha Citv hofaI |