The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-26
TALK OF THE TOWN


IN tho city to-day 10 make an ektehae'
visit with friends
4 Fred Farrand of Elm street went thl
D morning TO Burlington, where he Is to b.
employed as painter.
The Presbyterian choir will meet 70
rehearsal Thursday night at 7iJ0. AL
members are urged to attend,
Members Of the baptist church will
meet with the Mcthodists for prayel
meeting Thursday night at 7i39.
Louis Cook and John Kingston left
, this morning for Greten, where they ex
pect to spend few days In camp.
Mrs. H. O. Staples Of Portland, Me.
was n visitor In the city to-day while
on her way TO ~. JVhnsbury for a stay
Of several days.
Chrissle Mcleod who has been visit.
Ing IN Granltcvile, returned to-day to
Boston, accompanied by her niece, Miss
Matte England.
Miss Marion T, Howard, who has been
tile guest of friends In the city for the
past few days, returned yesterday to
her home at Middlcbury.
A SON. Daniel Hugh, weighing nine and
one-half pounds was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry b. Mcleod at the Holden
Memorial hospital at Hardwlck Aug. %.
Lucille Love-" In two reels, featuring
Cunard and Ford. This is the ninth Of
this series, also ono Of the best. Other
pictures at the BiIou also. Show starts
at di46 shsrp.-Ady.
Earl Davidson. who was called to the
city last week by the death of his IA
Their, John Davidson. returned to-day to
New York, where he 10 engaged with the
Western Electric Co.
Judson Hughes of West ,..reet, who
has been passing few weeks at his
former home at East Douglass. Mass.
returned to the city this week. Mr..
Hughes also visited at Worcester, Mass.
The ladies OF the Baptist church are
asked to meet there Thursday afternoon
to prepare the church for services. Bring
thimbles. Those who cannot come Thurs
day are asked to come Friday. The men
are wanted both afternoons after
o'clock.
II. x. Holt, who has been passing a
few days in the city, left day for
Montreal for an extended visit before
returning to his home at Detroit, Mich,
While in the city AIr. Holt visited at the
granite manufacturing plants and the
quarry deposits on Milestone hill.
An automobile party consisting of
Mrs. Carlo Merlo, Miss Delena Merlo, |
her guest, Miss Clara Milano, Miss Flor
ence Bianchi. Joseph Merlo, 1-atonio Ia
sofa, Paul BiRnehi and Peter Purichelli |
left this morning for Fairlee to spend |
a few days in camp at Lake Morey.
Manager L. Rulfo Of the L. A. G. Sec
onds has arranged game with the Beth |
day afternoon FiIlnegan and Clark viii |
be in the points for the Seconds. The
game will be the first to be played be. |
tween the two, teams in three years.
The committee in charge of the sports
at the big Labor day celebration at the
Granite City trotting park will make
an announcement soon of the teams to
be entered for the tive.a side soccer foot
ball championship There will be teams
present for the tournament from both
Barre clubs, the Barre Hill Rovers, Hard
wick, Mortified. II is expected that
will be present from Msssachu-
sets, although no acceptance of invi-
tations has been received The purses
to be divided aggregate S45.
c. A. Rosebrough of the Rosebrough
Monument Co. of st. Louis arrived in
Barre this morning and viii be here for
several days. This is his first visit to
the city in four years and he brings
4 number of orders for Barre granite
10 be placed while he is here, and he
will also look over the work now in
curse of manufacture Mr.. Rosebrough, ,
who is a member of one of the oldest {
firms OF granite monumental dealers in I
he country, reports the outlook for fall !
business to be exceedingly good for Barre !
sranite While in Barre he will be the /
quest of Donald Smith at 81 Perry !
,treet.
Chief Sinclair OF the police depart
nent, Joe Bisnchi and c. A. Drew went.
o Montpelier this morning to testify in
he case of state vs.. Goldie Sun Mcleod
3ianchi, who was arraigned before Judge
:. p Slack on a charge of violating her
iarolc Another witness whose testi- Q
nony was expected TO figure in the case :
) Chief John Mahoney of the St. Adams :
olice force. who detained the woman in
hat city at the request of Probationer I
'harles A. Smith of Montpelier Orig
nally Mrs. Sun. as she is best known in
hese parts, was arrested in statutory
roceedngs and arraigned in county
curt At the time OF her arrest she
-as a resident of River street After
he court released her On parole, the
oman went to st. Adams to reside
Ter detention came about last Friday. III