The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

lI| Auto social. Where? Universalis
III church, this evening, q o'clock.
Hi Sale of 80 trimmed hats at $l.0s an
II So. 0s at Mrs NelsonChurch's over Barr
Hi Daily Times.
I'LL Now ia the time to get your screel
I'LL windows and doors repaired at the G. l.
III Bugbee mill.
Nh Victims OF Jealousy two-reei fca
III ture, and other pictures at the Bijou
III Be sure and see this feature.
III j. II. Sutor of Granitevile was q
III visitor in the city to-day on his way
III to Berlin, n. H., for few days visit.
HI has been passing several days in the
III city. returned last night to Albany
III n. Y.
II Tickets for the S. Fl. S. alumni con-
II cert and ball are now on sale. Concert
i tickets, 25c. Concert and ball, 81 per
II couple.
H Fred Milan of Elm street returned
H last night from few days visit TO
\ Boston. He made the return trip in a
Buick roadster.
\ Mrs. William Cruickshank went this
\ morning to Albany, N. y, where she
will visit for a few days as the guest
of her daughter.
Attention Maccabees Regular review
of Harmon hive, No |, L. @. I. NJ, will
be held in X. OF p. hall Wednesday
evening, June is.
Miss Annie Clark, who has been
spending the past week in this vicinity
with relatives, returned to her home at
Burlington to-day.
Louis Drake Of Murray street returned
to-day from Danville, where he has been
spending the past few days in camp
at st. Joseph's pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. L. Waterman and
daughter, Phyllis, arrived last night from
Lake. Sunapee, where they have been
\ spending few weeks at "Kamp Kom
fort.
Miss Cora Miles, who has been visit
ing as the guest of Mrs. j. w. Stewart
OF West street for the past few days,
returned to-day to her home at Bur-
| lington.
| Miss Helen Averill, who attends school
at Boston, arrived in the city yesterday
to pass the summer at the home OF her
mother. Mrs. Stella Averill of fremont
street.
Mrs. William Cruickshank, who has
been visiting at the home of Mrs. Alex.
Cruickshank of Summer street, returned
to her home in Albany, N. u, this
morning.
Notice. Regular meeting Barre pol |
ishers branch, q. c. |. A., will be held |
in their hall Nichols block Thursday
I,,,, ia N@i
Prize, secretary.
Miss Carrie Linekin, who graduated
from Boston university last week. re-
turned to the city last night to spend
the summer at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Linekin of Mer-
chant street.
Mrs. Emma Nichols and her son, M. g.
Nichols. arrived in Barre last evening.
Mrs. Nichols is visiting Mrs. Mason
Page and Mr.. Nichols left last night for 4
New York, from where he viii sail on
an extended trip abroad.
Max Gilfllan OF st. Johnsbury was a
visitor in the city yesterday on his way 4
to Websteryille. where he will be en-
gagged on the construction of the Barre
railroad extension, which il being SUI
pervised by Narnum & Gilfillan.
The civic department OF the Barre |
Woman's club is to arrange a class in
dressmaking. giving ten lessons for sl.50
Any lady wishing to take advantage Of
these lessons please notify Mrs. II. J.
Slayton, phone BOW, this week
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Sennett of Bos-
ton were visitors in the city yesterday
as the guests of DIR. William Mackay of
Park street. DIR. and Mrs. Sennett have
been spending the past few weeks on !
a trip through Canada and stopped of
at Barre on their way home
The informal opening of the Barre ,
Golf club for the season was held yes /,
terday afternoon and was marred by a
sudden drop in temperature, accompanied /,
BY slight rainfall. The rain drove the
players off the links and before the fire
ii the fireplace of the clubhouse. card !
games being INDUCED in. Light refresh =
nents were served.
About thirty-five members of the
larre council. No 40l, knights of Col !,
imbus will go to Burlington tonight i
o attend an emplication of the third
legree to be held at the Y. G. NJ. Z.
ooms there The degree will be in
hare of Judge J. P. Tierney of Platts- T
,urg, y. Y. The party will reutnr to
he city tomorrow morning.
Contrary to report from Montpelier,
he Thursday ball game between God u
lard seminary and Montpelier high i
chool at Intercity park will have no Il
earring on the state championship, Prin. j
ipal Abbott of Montpelier high school 4
Principal Hollister OF God "
ard to-day that Montpelier realized it 50
fas not contender for the title and IL
id not arrange the game with that aim b.
view.
Tuesdays arrivals at the Buzzell ho
Il were as follows: w. L. Hayes, Yer
cnnes; g. r. Brush Nergennes; Rev.
I w. Williamson. Springfield; I. d. az
Iiler, Enosburg Falls; Rev. w. w. &c
ED. sheldon; A. ]. Merrill, Richford; -
c. Carnahan. Sherburne; J. c. Steph- pc
lson East Berkshire; L. J.. Wyman, =
Manchester Center; Rev Alan Russell, -
air Haven: Walter Meteslf, Hydevile; |
ustave Feldman, Hydeville; n. Thomas
ughes. Fair Haven; Sherrie Burt. Fair
aven; John Evans Bold, Middlebury;
eonard Bgelow. Shoreham; H. V Bells
al party, Hardwick.
Last evening at Graniteville a local
'oup OF ball players representing the
allan Independent club met defeat at | 7