The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-30
TALK OF THE TOWN


II the church for rehearsal this evening a
II l7:30.
II Miss Margaret Cato left to-day TO
Hardwick to visit fc- the coming few
days as the guest of friends.
II Rev. and Mrs. /. p. Chase of Alban.
are spending few days at the home o
H H. NJ. Parks on King street.
II H. K. knight, who has been visiting
II for the past few days at North Hero, re
II turned to the city last night.
II Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Griggs and Morton
II H. McAllister were Il: Moretown yester.
II day to attend the funeral of G. H. Ward
II Misses Marguerite Roberts and Aurilla
II Wark have returned home after a visit
II to Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Clark in Hard,
II wick.
II H. j. Adams, who has been the guest
II of friends in the city for the past week,
II returned to-day to his home at Rut-
H land.
II Norton Lebourveau of Washington
street went to-day to Groton to pass the
coming few days in camp at Groton
pond.
Miss Eva Broggi of Mortified arrived
in the city this morning for weeks
visit with Mrs. L. Msrchetti of North
| Main street.
Myron B. Kerr OF East Brandon ar
rived in the city to-day to visit for
few days at the home of relatives on
Washington street.
NJ. G. Carey left last night for Mon
treal, where he will make short bust
ness visit before going to Toledo, o., for
more extended stay.
Perry oliver of East street left yes
terday for Greensboro, where he will
pass the coming week at the Hooker
camp at Caspian lake.
John Clare left this forenoon for St.
lJohnsbury, where he will play with the
st. Johnsbury team this afternoon
against Littleton, n. H.
w. +. Manning of Plainfeld, n. j., ar
rived in the city yesterday to pass few
days on business. Mr.. Manning is a
granite monumental dealer.
| Edmund Loranger of Summer street |
returned yesterday from Burlington, |
where he has been spending the past few
weeks in camp at Queen City park.
Members, adherents and Sunday school |
children of the Presbyterian church will |
please remember the annual picnic Sat |
urday, Aug. s, at Caledonia park. J. s.
Milne.
Francis Wheeler OF Chelsea arrived in /
the city to day TO pass a few days with
friends. He will leave Sunday for Rnt-
land TO pass week in camp at Lake
Bomoseen.
Rev. and Mrs. W. J. NJ. Beattie and
children Of fremont street, who were
called to Franklin, P. O., by the death
IS Dee los 81, Ap.as
have returned to the city
Miss Rose M. Moore and Miss Eileen
Parks, cashier of the Massachusetts Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co. Office, left to-
day to spend their vacation in Newport,
N. H., and Boston and vicinity.
Among those who registered at The !,
Buzzell hotel yesterday were; S, +.
Ryan, Boston; A. w. Hodgeman, Bos. {
ton; W. L. Bissey, Bottom; Mrs. David
Christ, Boston; Mrs. NJ C. Fahnkow, 9
Hudson Heights, n. J.
Adherents of the Hedding Methodist
church of this city are making plans to
attend the annual campmeeting of the
St. Johnsbury district to be held at St
Johnsbury Aug. 1928. Rev. f. +. New
ELL of this city has been secured to speak
On Wednesday, Aug. 10, for the Woman's
Home Missionary society.
Edward Burke, who recently received
INJURIES in an accident on Milestone ?
lill, resumed his duties at the Barre
abroad yards to-day. Mr.. Burke re-
eived bad flesh bruises and a wrenched :.
wrist several weeks ago when he was \
endered unconscious when hit by II
hitting train in the vicinity of the
smith quarries in Milestone hill. :
Constantine Chiroplis. who has been
mployed as a clerk in the United Fruit ,
tore for several months, left last night
or Boston, where he has position His
lace will be filed by Peter Karkanedes, IN
former resident of Barre, who is ex- ~
ected here next week from Buffalo, DC
!. ", where he has been visiting since =
is return from Greece few days ago. oe
A misapprehension seems to have aris re
n in regard to the sale OF tickets for ~
he open-air play next Tuesday evening -
ONE people have thought that only T
ub members could buy seats, but this =
not true. The sale Is open 10 anyone
; long as the tickets last. Reserved on on
,sts are 75c and 81. If it rains. the me
lay will be given in the opera house. So
Thomas Davidson left this forenoon 2.
" st. Johnsbury, where he will pitch
IT the st. Johnsbury baseball team in tn
he game against Littleton, n. II. Great loo
terest lie being evinced over this Little ! J
INST. Johnsbury series, the clubs stand fee
e on even terms of one game each. M
avidson was secured by Manager Hoer- "
e of the ST. Johnsbury aggregation '
order to reserve Speare. the Vermont nor
tcher, for Saturdays game. 80
The annual state convention Of the -
merican Federation OF Labor viii be /.
Id at Bellows Falls this year, Aug. IL
inclusive. Barre win be represented
/ a larger delegation this year than I
er before. The granite cutters branch,
e plumbers local. and other locals Of
ade unions in the city viii be repre-
nted. Alex. Ironside. the state secre- :
~, and George Stewart, one of the
ite presidents. viii attend the
invention. There Will he a meeting Of
e Barre Central Labor Union in the
chols building tomorrow night and
ere the announcement viii be made Of
Ose who are 20 represent Barre trade
ais at the convention.
Jacks lunch" business Is being changed =
IN the little building recently moved
the Granite Savings bank on North 4