The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-08
TALK OF THE TOWN


Michael +. David and son, George, OF
North Main street left this morning for
Woodstock, where they viii attend the
fair.
I. C. Given. who has been visiting
friends in the atty for several days, left
this morning for his home In Baldwins-
vile, Mass.
Leslie willie OF Lords Alley, who has
been employed during the summer at the
Sunset Hill house, Sugar Hill, n. H.,
returned to the city yesterday.
Mrs. +. Freeman and child OF Rich
mond are making an extended visit at
the home of Mrs. Freeman's parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Charles Sharkey, Of Kinney
place.
Mrs. Kate Scott and Mrs. John Park
err, jr., Of Westerly, X. l., arrived in the
city to-day for ten days visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Oliver of
East street.
William Murray, who has been spend
ing several days at the home Of his
sister, Mrs. Donald Leith Of Spaulding
street, returned this forenoon TO his
home at Kingston, n. y.
Miss Alma Rossi is taking a two
weeks vacation from her duties in the
Office Of City Attorney i. L. Scott. Her
place is temporarily filed by Mrs. Wal.
! liam Robertson of Washington street.
Marie Souer-Leoine, who has been
making an extended stay at her home
near Bordeaux, France, was visitor in
the city to-day while on her way from
| New York, where she recently landed
to her home in Graniteville.
Sundays arrivals at The Buzzell hotel
were as follows: Thomas Par er, Woods
Vile. n. H.; " NJ. Benedict, New Ha'
ven; d. H. Daprey, Springfield, Mass.
George II. Lowell, New York; Z. w
Bigelow and wife, Wells River; w. |
Smith, Utica, n. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker of i
street left yesterday for Montreal, 7. q.
where they will meet the formers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Walker, who are
coming to America from Aberdeen, Scot
land. accompanied by their daughter
Three brothers of William Walker vii
ioIn their relatives in Montreal, com
inc from the Canadian Northwest, where
/ tneY reside. DuihiB eic WEN NY "N
ioin in a family reunion, as several mem
bers have not eeen each other in many
years.
Saturday at the north end ball park
the Italian Independent clubs baseball
team defeated the second team OF th'
Italian A. G. by the score of to 0. Tn,
game was one of the best and most in
teresting of the series between the TIVE
clubs this summer. The game was wor
in the seventh inning by Venner, wht
cleared the bases with a rattling three
Dagger to right center field. The bat
tery for the winning team was com
posed of Clark and Tonguay. For tbs
losing team. Cardini and Garaboldi wer'
in the points.
A curiosity in the way of millinery
display is now being shown in Mrs
Shepard's window in the Rowland build
ing. 1t consists of a number of boxei
made of thin wood, each of which i
| furnished with light hinges, padlocki
and handles of iron. A call at the stor'
revealed the fact that these very size
able receptacles are the easkets wherein
repose pattern hats from Paris, whiel
the enterprising milliner has bought TO
her coming fan opening. The reporte'
was further told that one box contains
n hat which cost Sl25 to land in thii
country. at is to smile" when on
thinks of the Barre or Montpelier maj
who finds the bill for that hat in hi
morning mall