The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

I'LL w H. Messer went to-day 10 fhlfle
I'LL Tor few days stay.
I'LL New silk striped and imperial crepe
III Tor inexpensive party gowns at Knights
Ill Mrs n. h. Lewis left to-day for Ian
III caster n. H., where she will visit al
NJ her former home for month
HI w. A. Wright left last night fol
III st. Johns, n. b., where he was eallet
III by the serious illness OF his brother.
III Arthur Gecn of Bugbee avenue, who
HI has been passing week at Providence
III X. l., returned to the city last night.
III Desirable modern first floor tenement
M at 100 Washington street for rent Jun,
HI |. Apply to A. A. Boyce ! East street
HI Make big interests ON your money by
III buying your coal this month before the
III advance in price. Morse & jackson,
III Tel. 237.
H Miss Jane Torrey, who has been visit
H ing in the city for the past few weeks,
n returned to-day TO her home at Thorn
\ ton, N, Y.
Il Walter Milne of Liberty street re.
h turned this morning from Boston, where
\ he has been spending the past few days
\ with relatives.
Il Mrs. Annie MCGOWAN of North Main
street went to-day to Boston, where she
N will remain for several days at the home
OF her son, John MCGOWAN.
H Retail clerks, notice: The regular
meeting of local r. c. |. p. A. will be
held in X. of p hall Wednesday even
ing May %, at 7;30 O'Clock. X. j..
Maggiani secretary.
Mrs. Edward Nenner and son left yes
terday for West Lebanon, n. H.. where
they viii join Mr.. Nenner, who has been
employed there for the past few months,
to make their residence.
The rehearsal at the Presbyterian
church, called for Tuesday night, has
been postponed until 4 o'clock Thursday
night Members of the graduating class
make a special effort to be present.
Have you had your savings bank book
verified. If you haven't, the banks in
Barre would appreciate it if You would
bring il in as soon as possible, as the
time for verifcation expires May 81.
There will be a rehearsal of the He'd
! ding Methodist church Wednesday even
! ing at 80 o'clock at the home OF w. }.
l0lliyer Of Upland avenue. All members
are urged to be present at the rehearsal.
| A. c. Jones and A. H. Buzzell, who
have been spending the past week on a
! fishing trip through the northern part
of the state OF Maine, returned to the
city to-day. Both men report large
catches.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Ladd. Mr.. and Mrs. |
q. n. Tilden, Mr., and Mrs. G.. b. Tilden |
and Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. Tilden went |
to Brookfield this afternoon to attend
the funeral OF Mrs. James McDerment, |
whose death occurred Saturday.
Our feature to-day il an /. NJ. p,
Hello. Central, Give Me Heaven" fea
turing William Shay and Jane Fearnley. |
A Rex drama, "Billy's Double Capture"
and other pictures, at the Biiou, the
home Of the genuine l0l Bisons Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Morse and
daughter, Shirley. OF Morrisvile we're
in the city to-day as guests at the home
of Judge H. W. Scott having brought
Mrs Scott home by automobile after
she had visited for two weeks in Morris
vile.
The ladies' aid Of the Presbyterian
church will hold food sale on Satur
day, June 7. and they viii greatly ap-
preciate it if the ladies of the congrega
ton will donate home. made bread, baked
beans. pies, oat cakes, scenes, cakes
shortbre etc.
Manager Thomas Carroll Of the Sham.
rock baseball team has completed ar
rangements for games on Memorial day
He will take his PLAYERS to Hardwlek,
where they will face the Hardwick acad
envy team for couple of games. Louis
Hoar of East Barre will probably be tax !
en- along as pitcher.
Last evening at St Monica's church !
the final Sunday evening exercises OF !
the May devotions were observed The !
devotions will be concluded on Thurs
day evening, May %. At the services \
last evening Rev A. G. Griffin deliv !
cred sermon in which he outlined his 1
discourses through the month. n
The Italian Independent baseball club !
returned from Waterbury with another +
victory added to their long list, winning a
from the Waterbury A. c. by score
Of to |. Clarke pitched masterful u
ball for the Barre team, holding Water q
bury to few scattered hits. Hayes, Il
The big southpaw. pitched for the Wa "
terbury club. A return game will be II
played between the two clubs in this d
,ity. Il
Louis Albiatti, aged 10 years, of Boil Il
ter place, met with very painful ac-
'ident yesterday, dislocating his left d,
boulder and breaking the cavicular "
zone. Mr.. Albatti in company with y,
'ther young men, was engaged in some h,
iarmless pastime on Smith street, fall Ia
ng heavily on his left shoulder. He was 4
offering great pain and was taken to q
is home where the services of DIR. NJ. /. r,
handler and DIR. f. Y z. Archambault IN
we're called 1t is thought that his "
niuries will hinder him from resuming At
is work for many months to come
Joseph Williams and Gilbert Phillips.
mploves of the Eric Pirie Sharpening r,
Iachne Co. to-day completed the final III
djustments on the sharpening machine
lstalled on Burnham's meadow. The y
lachine is situated in the old Lane shop. r.
cement concrete foundation has been Il
lid for the machine. Before the end III
the week workmen will be operating lH
he apparatus. which is to feed nearly Il
reI-y shed on the old meadow Messrs.
Villains and Phillips to-day started the
ork of completing the machine near
re Corskie shed, which is to supply
,m granite plants in that section with NJ,
,ols.
+. c. Brock the truckman. this morn
e lost a valuable bulldog. The dog, Il
the midst of setto with another Il
y of the same specie at Depot square.
as trampled on BY horse. the nature
the injuries being such that il necessi-
ted the death of the dog During
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