The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

iii JUNE s"ic Wnlte waists AT Vaughan
Ill Three-in-one' combination suits at Alb
III bolts.
N II will pay you to come to Perry
H on Saturday.
III Cluett & Hathaway negligee, all styles
\ from the McWhorter Co.
II Regular meeting of division No. |, A
II y. H., this evening at 1880 o'clock il
II X. of G.. hall.
II Charles Leith went yesterday TO Well
II River, where he will make a few days
business visit.
John A. Gregoire returned home to.
| day, after several days outing at
| Highgate Springs.
Mrs. J. G. Harris returned home yes.
terday, after spending few days with
friends in Mortified.
Free lecture, accompanied by pictures
Worthen hall Friday evening at
o'clock; Rise and Progress OF Nor
monism.'
Remember the auction sale of build
ing lots at Shepard's farm Saturday at
p. m. See adj, page 7. G. +, Smith,
auctioneer.
Mr. and Mrs. b. A. Eastman Of Camp
street are passing several days in Bos
ton and vicinity. The trip was made by
automobile.
DR.. A. j. Dow returned yesterday TO
his home in West Topsham, after spend
ing several days in Barre and vicinity
on business.
Augustus Gustavson, who has been
employed in Concord, n. H., for several
months, returned to Barre last night
| for the summer.
| John Donnelly of Vergennes, a mem
Der of the general assembly of 1912
1913, was guest of friends in Barre
Yesterday and to-day.
Miss Reina Colombo. who has been
visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs
A.. Colombo, of George street, returned
this morning to her home in Northfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Capron, who
have been visiting relatives in Williams
town, were visitors in the city to-day
while on their way home to Malone, !
N, Y.
BE sure to see the Verdi club line up |
against the Italians Saturday as they |
will have a fast bunch of ball players. |
Winckler and Fowlie viii be their bat
terry.
James Drumgould of st. Adams, a |
freight conductor in the employ OF the |
Central Vermont railroad. is passing a
few days at the home of his parents on
North Main street
Miss Chrissie Rae, who attends a
training school for nurses in Claremont,
has hnap All Jaxtc
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Rae Of James street.
Miss Eva A. Bisbee OF Park street.
who is taking few DAYS vacation from
her duties in the Granite Manufacturers,
office, left this morning for visit in
Middlesex and Moretown.
The Cuban Giants are the best colored |
team playing in America to-day.
Don't fail to see them in action for the ,
last time. Game starts at 3 o'clock,
park, on Saturday.
Giaeomo Giovanelli of North Main
street left last night for New York, I.
rom where he will sail in the course I
Il few days for an extended visit to |
lis former home at Milano, Italy
ut1t VIII bt u ItUtdEsdi vi Tue I1eu-
ing Methodist church choir at the I
hurch Friday evening, commencing at :
clock. Every member of the choir is a
to be present at the rehearsal. /
Claude Kelley, who has been employed :
I the Papin Bros. stables for the past
ew months, completed his duties there
esterday and left to-day for his home a
I Holyoke, Mass, where he will remain v
definitely Q
John Glib Of North Main street, who !,
as been employed at Jones Bros plant
pr the past Ave years, went this morn u
* to Northfeld, where he will work 4
uring IN summer at the plant Of n. ri
elaggi g. Co. r
Among those who received the degree al
A. B. from Boston university yester-
ay were Miss Carrie b. Linekin OF Barre "
nd Miss Joyce G. Bsbee of Waitsfield, in
9TH OF whom are graduates of Spauk b,
ing high school. n
j. w. Gore OF the J. w. Gore Con- Cl
acting Co., of Boston, to whom the AZ
'ntraet for paving North Main street ~
ON Granite to Blackwell streets was re
gently awarded. returned to Boston /
st night, after passing several days in ~ y.
lie city on business. b'
Yesterday was cleanup day in the c.
& w. freight yards and from morn NJ
& till night large gang of men was de
gagged in Kidding the yards of refuse j.
ID the winters accumulation of waste
after. Another gang has been started
an excavating job which will event
lily pave the way for additional spurs
several OF the freight tracks. The @
,rk will consume several days, but 4
zen completed the railroads surplus
sckage will be considerably increased.
A vergennes item in the Burlington
ee Press has the following of a for =
II Barre man; james c. Walker has ~
en- engaged as principal of the YER g,
nnes high school for two years and w
S signed a contract. The school board
pleased that IL has been able to re-
IN Mr.. Walker in view of the fact
1t be refused an advantageous offer ''''
IN the school board OF st. Adams.
ring the two years Mr.. Walker has
N principal the high school has great
improved, and his decision to remain
I give general satisfaction.
GODDARD seminary and Sparkling high
DOL clash this afternoon on the sem