The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special values in linen coats at Alb
bolts.
See the new ncckwear and ruching at
Vaughan's.
Clearance sale, coats, skirts and dresses
, at Vaughans.
Miss Elizabeth skinner left this morn
ing for 10 days visit in Burlington and
Rutland
Miss Eva Bartlett left yesterday for
Pittsfeld to make a stay OF several
weeks with relatives.
Miss Mae Tassie of West street went
yesterday to Richmond to be the guest
of relatives for few days.
Miss Loretta Pease returned to-day TO
her home at Naitsfleld, after few days
visit in the city with friends,
Mrs. James McKemon of Foster street
lis making an extended visit as the guest
OF relatives at Worcester Mass.
Daniel Mcdonald left this morning for
South Ryegate, where he plans to pass
the remainder of the week with friends.
Miss Marie Ranney of Franklin ar
rived in the city last night TO pass the
coming few days with relatives and
friends
John A. Sparrow OF Boston, who has
been the guest of relatives in the city
for the past month, returned yesterday
to his home.
George w. Mann e 81 Wellington
! street left this morning for Boston
where he plans to make business visit
Of several days.
Fl. G. Durfee, who has been spending
the past week in Barre as the guest OF
friends. returned last night to his home
at White River Junction.
] Mrs. Thomas Leany and children OF
Boston were in the city to-day while on
their way to Granitevile to make an
extended visit at the home OF Mr.. and
! Mrs d. b. Ryan
/ Harry RestelIi of Beekley street re-
turned yesterday from Waterbury,
where he has been visiting for the past
week. He resumed his duties at the
/ Merlo Bros store this week.
| Be sure and come to the N. d. Phelps
Co fire and water sale. Sale starts Sat
urday. July 25, at p. m. Big bargains.
Remember the place, Bolster block, OPP
posite the Rowland block See ad.
DR.. and Mrs J. w. Jackson and Mrs
Ellen Given Of South Main street, who
have been passing several weeks in Port
land. Me-, and vicinity, returned TO Barre
yesterday, making the trip by automo'
bile.
Edward f. Stevens of Boston, the ar
chitect of the new Barre City hospital,
opened Offices this forenoon in the Mas
colt estate building The offices will be
maintained until the completion Of the
hospital.
Miss Ruth Quigley of Boston, who has
been spending the past week as the guest
of relatives at Quechee, arrived in the
city to-day to make few days visit
as the guest Of Mr., and Mrs. Edward
House OF West street.
Evangelist T. r. Passebois will lee
ture tonight on How Long Shall Gods
People and the Sanctuary Be Trodden
Down by the Desolating Powerf' The
lecture win be Illustrated by the ster-
eopticon. Don't fail to attend at 745
p. M.
Plans and specifications for the new
hotel can be seen at Reynolds & Sons |
store and contractors who propose to |
submit bids on the same can secure them |
there. The hotel building committee is |
f. d. Ladd, w. g. Reynolds and w. NJ. |
Holden.
DR.. and Mrs. w, r. Mann of us Wash |
ington street are entertaining the for |
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Mann |
of Brattleboro, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Mann |
of BrattIeboro, /. d. Rice of Marion, |
Mass, Miss Gladys A. Rice Of Altoona,
Pa, and Miss f. L. Leonard of Spring |
field, all of whom came to Barre to at /
tend the Scott Mann nuptials.
Adam Martel has sold his store in
Barre Town to Charles Plouf of this city, /
who has already taken possession. The
store is located halfway between Web
sterville and Lower Websterville and /
has been conducted by Mr.. Martel for
several wears The new owner will cater
not only to householders living in the
neghborhood but to touring parties who
pass that way, as we'll He will operate
the store in conjunction with his mer
camille business at the corner of Circle /
and South Main streets in this city.
Frank Adams of this city, the 1918
state champion trap shooter, won the big
100 bird competition for Vermont shoot i
ers held under the auspices of the Mont
pelier club at the Montpelier traps yes
terday afternoon. The days shoot was
made important by the presence of Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Topperwein OF San An
tonic. Tex, regarded as two of the most
expert trap shooters in the world The
Texans gave a wonderful exhibition of
fancy and trick shooting and also ex-
hibted striking adeptness for accurate
The meet was attended by L
of trap shooting clubs
from many sections of the state, inelud
ing Burlington, St. Adams and Ran
iolph Mrs. Topperwein won the silver
trophy offered for the special 100 bird I
by breaking IS birds. Frank
Adams. the local shooter, broke SO out
Of the possible 100 birds. DIR. Burr of
ranked second with 81 breaks
and Harry Moulton, also of Montpelier, I
ran third with SO breaks. The weather
conditions were most favorable for good !
shooting.