The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

A refreshing shave that you WIZ en-
INV. instead OF dread, at Miers' barber
shop.
There will be a meeting of the A. q.
II. at 1880 o'clock in the Scampini nail
tomorrow evening
Frank Phillips returned last night 10
Northdeld, after passing a few days IN
the city on business.
William Randall of Waitsfeld arrived
in the city yesterday TO make u lew
days visit with friends.
Regular meeting of Barre lodge, New
England Order of Protection, in Miles
hall tonight at s o'clock.
Miss Ida Buckley returned to-day to
her home at Concord, n, H., after a ten
days visit in the city with friends
Walter Adams of Boston arrived yes.
terday to pass the coming few days at
the home OF his parents on the Mont
lpeler road
Angus Buchanan, who has been spend
ing the past two weeks in the city, left
last night for Boston, where he has
secured employment.
Miss Verna Kennedy, having spent her
vacation with her parents, returned to-
day to resume her studies at Mt. st.
Mary's academy. Burlington.
Miss Irene Sullivan who has been
passing few days at the home OF her
aunt, Mrs. Mary Garvey, on Pearl street,
returned to-day to Hardwiek.
Mrs. Alex. Hanton OF Merchant street
left Yesterday for Springfield, Mass, to
make an extended visit as she guest Of
| MIR. and Mrs r G. Butterick.
Miss Florence Bianchi who has been
spending several days in Barre as the
guest of Miss Delena Merlo of Granite
street and with other relatives, returned
this forenoon TO her home in Hanover,
~. II.
Miss Margaret Chalmers, who has been
employed at the f. H. Rogers store dur
ling the past few months, is taking a
weeks vacation previous to resuming
her studies at Spaulding high school
next week.
Mrs. William MARI and son, j. G.
chamberlain, of q Franklin street left
this morning for visit with relatives
in New York and Massachusetts,. Mr.,
Chamberlain is taking an annual vaca.
ton from his duties in the NJ, w. X
freight yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Baxter Johnson, who
have been visiting relatives in the city
for several days, returned this mornHg
to their home in Worcester. Mass. They
we're accompanied by Miss Jessie kidder
Of Summer street, who will visit in Wor-
cester for a time
A large number of couples from this
city attended the harvest ball held IN
the city hall at Montpelier last evening.
Rilev's orchestra of Barre furnished
music for the dancing. A special car
was run over the Barre and Montpelier
railroad for the accommodation OF the
Barre dancers.
Miss Nellie Shackford of Salem, Mass.
arrived in the city yesterday to make
an extended visit with friends. Miss
Shaekford. who has been visiting at va
rious points in Vermont during the past
few weeks. will return to her home the
latter part of the week. During the
big fire in Salem early this summer
Miss Shackford was rendered homeless
by the flames.
Miss Clair Miles, who has been passing
the summer at the home of her father
|ID. NJ Miles of West street, returned
yesterday to Burlington TO resume her
studies at Mt. st. Mary's academy Miss
Pauline Canning, who has been visiting
in the city for the past few days. also
returned to resume her studies yester-
day. They were accompanied by Miss
Anna Moore of Hardwick, who will enter
the school this w1k The school ses'
Considerable interest has been aroused
over the first football game OF the sea
son, to be pulled off at the Lincoln camp
us Saturday. Sept. 5, between the Barr,
All Stars and the North Barre team
Sullivan, an sll-sround athlete of Dor
chester, Mass, has spent great deal o.
time to bring out one of the strongest
teams that has ever represented Barre
Jack Brown, another Dorchester athlete
acting as head coach of the latter team
is working to defeat his rival. Don't fai
to see these teams in action.
A large gathering was attracted t.
Wellington park on Hooker hill late yes
terday afternoon to witness the first o.
the baseball series OF the west hill
Juniors and Seniors. The game was ter
minated at the close of six innings will
the score eeualfzed. Darkness caused
the umpire to suspend play. The mex
of the series will take place a ~eel
from Yesterday Kenefck and Garabald
comprised the battery for the Senior
while Keefe and Movill were in tn
points for the juniors. The feature o
the game was the heavy batting of d
Kenefck and the fielding of Keefe
A valuable fox hound belonging +
Frank 4. Adams Of AZ Elm street had t
bbe killed this morning after being rui
over by an automobile driven by d. N
Miles. The injury came to the dog a
he lay stretched across the tagging i
| front of the Blanchard block. Mr.. Mile
: came along rather slowly. Probably tn
heavy weight of the car was enough {
break the animals back. Beyond doub
the hound was fatally injured and a doc
tor who happened along gave him dos
OF cyanide People who have a penchan
for fancy bred dogs say the hound wa
one of the most valuable OF its kind i
the state. Mr.. Adams never offered tn
hunter for sale but competent dog judge
say he was worth $500.
Under the direction of w. JOSEPH
Rabadeau. a gang Of six men with team
have completed the work Of grading tn
grounds surrounding the new Nortl
/ Barre school. The work has been dom