The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

It'll Assn LOT NO, Ia RhuLe nOht, HO scam
III Zoe pair, at Vaughan's.
It'll Charles Prescott returned to Barr
III last night, after spending several day
III in Brattleboro
III L. j. Morrill, returned home this morn
III ing, after spending several days
III Marshfield and vicinity.
III Miss Esther Fits OF 2 Park street lef
III this forenoon for Revere Mass, wher
III she will spend month with friends.
III Mrs. l.. j. Bell of Maple avenue i
III detained from her duties in the Consoll
III dated Lighting Go. office on account 0
HI illness.
III Dan F. Davis returned yesterday morn
HI ing from South Hero, where he spen
H Sunday at the summer camp OF w. i
H Terrill of Montpelier.
VI Edward Guyer of Lebanon, N. H..
II former resident of Barre, arrived in thi
II city this morning and will be employed
H here during the summer.
II The ladies' auxiliary Of the Presby
Il terrain church will meet in the librar,
Il room of the church Wednesday evening
H at 1880. Come prepared to sew.
h There will be a dance in the Rowland
hall on Thursday night under the ausp
ees of the st. Elizabeth Aid society. Ri
I ley's orchestra viii furnish music.
\ Moses n Gotler of Seminary street
Il who has been conducting furniture
store in the Bolster block for several
weeks, vacated the quarters to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rowland OF
Springfield, Mass, who are visiting Mr..
Howland's father, G. II. Rowland, in
Cabot, We're visitors in the city to-day.
The II. f. Cutler automobile agency
unloaded three cars of Overland machines
in the NJ & w freight yards yesterday.
The consignment consisted of nine cars.
John Bowen of Rochester and w. W.
Perkins of Bethel, an agent for the ID. A.
| Perry Real Estate Co., arrived in the
lefty this morning for a few days bust
mess visit.
4 Mr., and Mrs. Hannaford Of Claremont,
y. H.. who are spending several days
| in the city on business. are the guests
! of Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Kenyon of Mer-
/ chant street
| Thomas Solmon, who has been passing
few days in the city, left to-day for
st. Adams, where he will remain a few
days before returning to his home at
Plattsburg n. Y.
Miss Gladys Carroll of Keith avenue
has resumed her duties in the millinery
store of Mrs. Carrie Burke Congo after
spending a few days in camp at Niger
head pond in Marshfield.
Percy Sherpan. who has been EN-
ployed at the Smith & Cummings market
for two weeks, completed his duties last
week and returned Yesterday to bis
home at Essex Junction.
Robert susanna OF Smith street. who
+, ~. r
Clothing store, was taken yesterday to
the Heaton hospital in Montpelier. !
where he will undergo treatment for
rheumatism.
A fishing party of local business men
is passing several days in camp at Gas
plan lake, Greensboro. Among the mem
bers Of the party are: Frank McWhor-
ter, Ned }. Roberts, f. ID. Ladd, City |
Clerk James Mackay and n. ID. Phelps. /
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Badger of % East
ern avenue and Rev. j. w. Barnett of
this city and Mrs. s. F. Bloomfield of
Montpelier left this forenoon by auto
mobile for st. Johnsbury where they are
attending the annual meeting of the
Vermont Congregational conference.
A regular meeting of branch No. 1
Of the Socialist party of Barre Eocaf
will be held "Wednesday evening at $50
1T headquarters, Scampini block Com
rade Robert Ritchey of Albany. n. Y, !
will give a talk to the comrades, who Z
viii do well to turn out and hear him. !
At Goddard seminary this evening
Irving j. Potter of Boston, a former in .
structor at the school. will give Shakes
Dearean reading in the chapel An ad. !,
mission fee of 25c is to be charged Mr.. !
Potter, who arrived yesterday. is spend !
ng few days with friends in the :
'ity.
Edward Keast of Prospect avenue. who .
las been spending the past week at b
Sew York, returned to the city to-day Q
While absent Mr.. keast passed day at 4
runners Brooks, y, j., as the guest of Il
edwin Williams, a former resident of 4
Barre, who is now conducting poultry In
arm in New Jersey. If,
For the benefit OF those who have
estroyed their season tickets for the III
eeture course, Mrs. Arthur Tilden will In
e at the Tilden shoe store Wednesday II,
fternoon from 2 until 6 o'clock and NJ
,sue an order for a ticket to those who N
gifl sign their name and the name OF III
he one from whom they bought their Ii
ickets. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s. Levin and two Il
hildrens Rosa and Harry, of Forsythe II
lace returned last night from Burlng- IN
on, where they were called to attend is
he funeral of the formers brother, Louis Ia
evin, whose remains were brought
here for burial after death had followed
avere injuries received in a Boston ele-
ator accident some weeks ago The
neral was held Sunday afternoon.
Manager Calcagni has posters distrib-
ted through the city announcing the
all game for Saturday between the =
alians and the Y. NJ. c. A. college of n,
Mass. The Springfield col. !
&c, which is better known as the =
pringfield Training school. was sched- no
ed to play Norwich on Saturday. That en-
tie was cancelled and the Y. NJ c. A. oc'
llege accepted the offer of the local
ub in order to fill its Vermont trip ha
hieh also includes a game at Burling- pr
n with Vermont.
Coach. Charles Hoernle of the Goddard Ju
ack team is rapidly rounding the red -
d white squad into championship form =
r the annual interscholastic meet TO
held at the University OF Vermont
e latter part of the month. Coach
,ernle is confident that his proteges
II for another season annex the major
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