The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

! day night.
Advance showing Of new fall and win
ter models Of Warmers Rust Proof cor
sets at Knights.
j. d. Flynn, who was called to th'
city by the death of A. A. Carroll, re
turned to-day to Rutland.
Weather permitting, there will be al
automobile social at the Congregations
church from 6 to P. m. Friday night
A. W. Hodgman, who has been spend
ing the past few days in the city, re
turned yesterday to his home at Bos
. ton.
Miss Margaret Brown of Jefferson
street left this morning for Burlington
where she will remain for few days
visit.
Miss Agnes Nelson of Bolster plac'
went this afternoon to Danyille, wher'
she will pass few days at Lake st
Joseph.
James Fraser, who has been employed
at New York for the past few years
returned to the city this week to make
his residence.
Mrs. c. H. kenerson of Church stree
went this morning to Rochester, wher,
she will pass the remainder OF the week
with relatives.
Miss Elsie Gibson, who has been Wis
iting friends in the city for the past ten
days, returned this morning to hT home
in Woodsville, " II.
Help the City hospital by helping
yourself to a good time at the Fats VS.
Leans game, Goddard campus Thursday
afternoon at 4:l5 o'clock.
Arthur Wilson, who recently returned
home after having been employed in
Bethlehem, n. H., is employed as a wait
ter in the Hub restaurant.
Dr.. and Mrs. Joe w. Jackson, who
have been visiting relatives in st. Al
bans, Me-, returned home yesterday. The
trip was made by automobile.
At the Bijou to-day will be shown a
strong and unique tworeel drama, fea-
/ turing Edwin August in "The Calling
Of Louis Mona, also good comedy
Adyt.
/ Mrs. Henry Alvord. who has been Wis
iting relatives in the city for few
days, went this morning to Mortified,
where she will make a short stay before
returning to her home in Plymouth,
n. II.
Alderman John A. Hoban of Liberty
street went to-day to Claremont, y. H.,
where he will spend few days with
Mrs. Hoban and daughter, Mary. who
are making an extended visit at their
former home.
Albert Milne, who recently returned
from Chicago, has joined the Montpelier
Military band, of which he was a mem
Der before going West. Mr.. Milne is
bass player and will make his initial
appearance tomorrow night at the con
cert
+. Baldwin Hammtt. who has been
spending the past few weeks at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs Fred C.. Fisher of Aver
i'll street, has gone to Portland, Me,
where he will make an indefinite visit
before returning to his home in New
York.
Leon b. Downey of Pickering hill,
Barre Town. was visitor in the city
yesterday and made arrangements to ac-
cept a territorial agency OF the Direct
Importing Co The district accepted by
Mr.. Downey includes East Barre, Plain.
field and Marshfeld.
Paul Bottinelli. who has been passing
a few days in the city at the home OF
q. Macch on Berlin street, returned yes
terday to his home at New York. MIR.
BottinelIi was formerly a resident of
Barre and is now employed in the Offices
of the Harrison Granite Co. at New |
York.
Captain George n. Tilden of the fat
mems team has secured another promis- |
ing busher in the person Of Z. f. Far
rington. who will play a part OF the
game at shortstop. The game starts at |
the campus tomorrow afternoon at 4:l5 /
o'clock Admission fees collected will be
donated to the City hospital.
Local Salvstionists are planning a spe
cial series of meetings to be started in
Tire old city barracks tomorrow even
ing Ensign Bessie Winlock of Mont
pelier and a number of other capital
city army leaders will be present to as
sist the Barre ensign and captain in the
services An invitation has been extend
ed to everyone to be present.
William Skerritts of Farwell street,
the foreman of the gas plant of the
Peoples Lighting, Heating & Power Co.,
Is taking few weeks vacation from
his duties. This is the first vacation
that Mr. Skerritts has taken in years.
During his absence Thomas Met5off will
act as foreman at the plant and Edward
Donahue as assistant foreman.
Those who donated jellies. preserves,
etc, to the City hospital last year may
have the empty jars by calling for them
at the hospital. 1t is hoped that there
may be many like minded people this
year, who will share the toothsome dain-
ties with the less fortunate, who are
inmates of the hospital for a longer or
shorter time. The patients greatly APP
oreciate them.
John Trow, Fred A. Slayton and w. S.
Page leave tonight for Montreal, P. O.,
where they viii remain through the
opening OF the grand circuit races in
he Canadian metropolis. Racing fans
n Barre will be interested to learn that
he Slayton string of horses have been
moved from Barton to Montreal and