The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Mrs. Eta Hutchns OF this city !
reported very low.
See the sale Toe handkerchiefs for 5,
each at Vaughan's.
Refrigerators and ice chests at Sad
lier's, 10 Keith avenue
Francis Cook, who has been making
an extended visit in Montreal, 7. q.
returned TO Barre this morning.
George II. Beyerle, piano tuner. viii
be in Barre next week. Leave orders
at Times Office.
Thirty trimmed hats to close at Sl.9S
worth up to S.. Mrs. Nelson Church
over Barre Times Office.
Fred Bellows, who has been visiting
his son, George H. Bellows, returned
| to-day to his home in Boston.
Mrs Cynthia Spencer of Cabot Plain
is visiting in Montpelier and Barre for
a few days. She returns home tonight.
BE on hand at opening of our fourth
anniversary sale. Big bargains. See
ad on page o. Paris Shirtwaist House,
Joseph Reynolds of Beckley hill re.
turned this morning from Rockland, Me-,
where he has been visiting for the past
few days.
Jasper Haggett of West Stewartstown,
\. H., former resident of Barre, ar
rived in the city last night for visit
of several days.
d. NJ Miles of West street, who has
been spending the past week at New
York and Atlantic City, n. j., returned
to the city last night,
Miss ieldreth Murray, who has been
visiting r, atives in the city for the past
two weeks, left this forenoon for her
home in Manchester, N. III.
Mrs. Sarah Norcross of Somerville,
Mass, arrived in the city last evening
to be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
G. Rowland of French street.
Rev. and Mrs. T. II. Ockford, who have
been spending several days in the city
while attending the Episcopal diocesan
convention, returned last night to their
home in Mortified.
Mrs. Sophronia G. Noyes of upper
Washington street has sold her place to
A. L. Noyes. Mrs. Noyes will 90 to
live with her daughter, Mrs. Hastings,
at East Topsham.
Fridays arrivals at The Buzzell hotel
were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. William
Finn, New York; Theodore Tenney, New
York; S. A. Isaacson, Boston; H. Fl. Sim
son, Boston; w. O.. Martin, Williams
town,
William Cole of Jefferson street left
this morning for Worcester, Mass, where
he will join Mrs. Cole and son, Philip,
who have been absent from Barre sew
eral days. The family will return to
Barre next week.
The Bon Accord football team goes
to Hardwick to meet the local
team there in association football The
Bon Accord's visit will follow in response
to challenge issued some weeks ago by
The Hardwick team.
Karl +. Ellsworth of Cambridge,
former instructor in the commercial de-
partment at Spaulding high school, re-
turned to his home by automobile this |
after few days visit with |
friends in Barre and vicinity
Frank Dezotell, who has been employ |
ID at Websterville for the past four
months, was visitor in the city yes.
.erday while on his way to Montreal. /
?. O., where he will make a ten days
Tisit at his former home, before going
o Vancouver, b. c., where he has Sc
ured employment.
Frederick w. Burnham, a former in
tructor at Goddard seminary, who is
ow engaged as a teacher in Mercers
urg academy, Mercersburg, Pa, will ar
i've in the city this evening TO attend the
exercises at Goddard. MIR.
lurnham will pass the summer at his
ONE in Williamstown.
Make plans to go to Intercity park
.,ft h.. |
nd Hardwick teams line up at 3 o'clock
Or the first game of the series. This {
anne has always been interesting and
aturday's contest will be no exception. |
he Hardwick team will be accompanied
Y large crowd of rooters.
"The War Cry" the official paper of
he Salvation Army, issues a Fourth
July number in eolors, with the fea- !
lres OF the Father OF his Country H. '
the front cover The local
ranch of the army has large number {
these copies and everyone in Barre I
ill be given an opportunity to buy.
The Bonaccord football club members |
re requested to meet at Brook street q
4 Saturday, first, at 10 o'clock sharp !
go to Hardwick. The following
embers will represent the Bonaccord +
ub: j. Freeman G. Forbes, w. Ritch- v
, Mitchell, Cormack Palmer, Birnie, I
raser, Sherifrs Strack and Palmer, re-
rves. a
w. S. Page of Orange street left last o
ght by automobile for Bartonw where Il
will pass several days at the Page
aiming stables, where are quartered .
veral of the fast track horses that 0
e owners intend to race during the y
ming season. In the Barton stables, =
r. Pages horses are in charge of Har-
Campbell, formerly of this city, who
III remain with the racers until the
ason is over.
On Sunday evening at o'clock, Rev.
lucan Salmond of the Presbyterian
urch is to preach a sermon that VIII
of special interest to men who doubt.
this service he will deal with three
Iportant questions: rs the Gepesis
Dry of Creation science or mythY'
lid Moses Write the Pentateuch' rs
a sign OF inferior intelligence to be-
We that the whale swallowed JonahY'
lese questions will be discussed in the
int of modern thought.
Yesterday afternoon at 3:l5 O'Clock.
9 automobile fire truck and two fire.
n were called to the house at 80 Sum-
II street, where brisk little blaze
S eating the shingles off the roof. The
yulars mounted to the hOusetop with IN
,micals and after little the fire was
Before their arrival, how
II, it had nearly gained a hold, for