The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

DR.. John H. Woodruff of Keith avenue
left this forenoon for Burlington to make
a short visit.
Maude Wylie is spending two weeks
of her vacation at Willow pond on the
East Montpelier road.
Your house will be as fresh as the
spring blossoms if you use the Sweeper
Vac. Join club now forming at Hook
ers.
George Herbert of Websterville was i
visitor in the city yesterday en- his way
to Ibervile, p. O., where he has secured
employment for the summer.
George H. Burbank of South Nor
walk, Conn, arrived in the city this
afternoon to pass few days as the
guest of friends and relatives.
H. E. Pearl, who is visiting his moth
er, Mrs. G. A. Churchill of Merchant
street, is resident of Costa RIGA instead
OF Florida, as previously reported.
| Harry Mcleod of Hardwick arrived In
the city to-day to pass few days at
the home of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w F. Bradford, of Park street.
Arthur Smith of Freedom, Pa, gran
tic dealer, arrived in the city yesterday
to pass few days on trip through the
granite manufacturing plants and the
quarry lands on Milestone hill.
Miss Sadie Wilson OF South Main
street left this forenoon for Springfield,
where she will visit relatives before go
ing to Brattleboro for more extended
stay. She plans to be absent from Barre
during the remainder of the summer.
Regular meeting of Minnehaha en-
eampment, No. ., tonight at 1880 o'clock
sharp. Business of importance demands
your attention. Work in golden rule
and royal purple degrees. All officers
and patriarchs are earnestly requested
to be present.
The Chinese Italian game at Berlin
street grounds will be started at 4:l5
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. This is
the best game OF the season and don't
fail to take advantage Of the opportuni-
ty. Remember the ball played by the
Chinese last season.--Advt
Miss Marion Sherman of Wiliamsville
was visitor in the city to-day while
on her way to Plainfeld, where to.mor-
row she il to act as bridesmaid at the
wedding of Miss G. Kate Cobum to Paul
w. Waterman. Miss sherman il a grad.
uate Of Goddard seminary in the class Of
1911.
Theodore \. Vail Of Lyndonvlle and
New York was visitor in the city yes
terday while on his way from Lyndon
vile to Mddlebury. Mr.. Vail has been
attending the commencement exercises
at Lyndonville and will be present al
the Middlebury college exercises this
week.
An exceptionally large stone passed
through the city to-day over the Barre
railroad from Milestone hill. The large
block of granite was quarried at the
f. l., Smith lands and measuring about |
eight feet square across the end and
about fifteen feet in length The stone
weighed in the vicinity Of so tons.
Among those who registered at the
Buzzell hotel Yesterday were: n. Louis |
Schiver, Boston; II. X Williams, Bos
ton; Arthur Smith, Freedom, Pa; Mr.. |
and Mrs W. Sargent st. Johnshury; Mr.. |
and Mrs. w. s. Williams, Bradford; Re
becca Williams, Bradford; Theo n Vail, |
Lvndon Mrs. Austin Storey. Newport. |
Miss Mia Raymond. Newport; q. Wal
lace Bradley, New York; J. A. Hunter, |
st. Johnsburv; A. R. Klotter, St. Johns
bury; J. l.. Rork, Burlington.
Friends Of Harley w. Heath of Plain
field, former instructor at Goddard |
seminary. will be interested to learn that |
he has been engaged again this year to
act as one of the directors OF Ramp Kill /
Kare on st. Adams bay. In very recent
years the camp. originally esta blished for |
the benefit of Pennington. \. j.. sem
mary BOYS. has been extended to include /
all boys who care to enroll Mr.. Heath /
is now in New York getting ready TO
accompany a large squad of boys to St
Adams for the opening of the camp.
Neil Macarthur of Wiliamstown was
arraigned before Judge H. w Scott in |
city. court this forenoon on an intoxi. |
cation charge. II was McArthur's Sec
ond offense, as the record showed he had |
been convicted of first offense in the
local court on Nav ~. He entered
plea Of guilty and after making a salts
factory disclosure the magistrate fined
MIN PIP ana costs Oh 5000. winch ne /
paid. Grand Juror William Wishart had
charge of the questioning and the arrest
was made on Granite street last night by
Officer Harry Gamble.
The Red Sox baseball team of North
Barre met defeat at Graniteville last
evening when the Graniteville Juniors
won to 2. The game was witnessed by
an exceptionally large crowd and was
one gof the most interesting played this
season. T. Starr and B. Starr formed
the battery for the Barre team while
Aldrich and Weemers were in the points
for the victors. Some of the features of
the game were the fielding of p. Balm
bridge and the hitting OF Granai, both
members of the Red Sox aggregation. A
return match will be played between the
two teams in this city next week