The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Bargains in oxfords at the Tilden Sho
Cos. sale.
Oxfords for half their value at Tildel
Shoe Co.
Read the Tilden Shoe Co.'S. advertise
ment and visit the cleanup sale.
The McWhorter Co have a few nor,
of those suits to close at reduced prices.
i. s. Bendall of Albany, N. Y, arrived
in the city yesterday TO pass the com,
ing few days with friends.
Peter Desautels of Central street went
to-day to Burlington TO attend an in
isurance underwriters meeting.
William Mears of South Main street
left this morning for Plainfield to visit
for few days in the home Of Nat S.
Page.
Alfred Mckay of Washington street
left Saturday for Highgate Springs,
where he will pass the coming week in
camp.
Ernest Little of Summer street re-
turned to-day to Randolph, where he has
been spending the past few days on bus
mess interests.
John w. Mahoney of Merchant street
resumed his duties at the American Ex-
press office this morning, after two
weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. n. venetti of Pearl
street returned this morning from
Waterbury, where they have been the
guest of relatives.
Rev. 0. L. Barnard of Waits River
was visitor in the city this forenoon
while on his way to Dover ILL.,, where he
will pass month.
Miss Caddie j. Dodge of Cohoes, n. Y, |
who came here on account of the death |
of her uncle, George w. Dodge, of Ber-
lin, returned to her home this morning |
Joseph Russo of Montpelier sustained |
injuries to one hand while alighting from
a street ear in North Barre Saturday |
evening, the index finger being crushed
and another finger badly bruised. Russo
fell as he was getting off the car.
The Vermont Football league has en-
tered into the last month of its playing
season. The league was started early in
August The Barre Rangers are in a
commanding lead one that in all proba
bility will not be overcome. The Bonac-
ord club still cling to faint hope of
winning the pennant, but this can only
De accomplished by winning its remain
ng three games while the Rangers drop
is three contests. The following is the
schedule OF the league for the remainder
II the season. On the coming Saturday
he Barre Rangers meet the Hardwick
hub at Hardwiek. August Is, Rangers
'arre Hill Royers at Barre, Bonaecords-
iardwick at Hardwick; August 81,
Barre Hill Rovers- Hardwick at Granite
lille. There will probably be some ex-
ibition games between local clubs at
he close OF the league season. :
The Barre Woman's club is pleased to :
resent the following list of patronesses t
nd patrons for the open-air play which 7
ill be given tomorrow evening on the !
lwn OF Mrs. Charles Smith on Elm i
treet: Mrs. Ella Bailey, Mrs. G. r. q
mile, Mrs. y. b.. Estee, Mrs. L. Hath Z
way, Mrs. J. A. DeBoer, Mrs. Frank
orry, Mrs. james Boutwell,, Mrs. Fred 8
pooner, Mrs. Fred Whitney, Mrs.
harles Plumley, Miss Olive Calef, Mrs.
ouis Seaver, Mrs. Roach, Mrs. Cooney, :.
T, Langley, n. ID. Phelps, II. A. Phelps,
H. Rogers, B. A. Eastman, ID. J. Morse, 81
rank McWhorter, H. G. Woodruff, O. X. N
A. A. Sargent, l.. S. Gates, b
G.. Eaton, n. Il. Ballard, n. S. Low, OF
J. Roberts, DR.. w. Y. Lazell, L. r.
ickert, Rev j. B. Reardon, G. H. Papc, b
/. P. Abbott. II. H. jackson, j. G.. Morri- W
N, B. w, Hooker, F. J. Martin, w. H. 81
ard, J. Ward Carver, +. ID. Ladd. ]
Miss Harriet NJ Houston of Maple
'enue, who is taking two-weeks va sl
ton from her duties in the office OF 10
e Consolidated Lighting Co., left last on
ght for Maiden, Mass, where she is IN
be the guest Of Miss Florence Granger Al
r week. Charles f. Barrows of Cen SO
al street, who is taking vacation So
pm the tailoring department at the f. ca
Rogers clothing store, left last night ma
III Mrs. Barrows for a 10 days visit to
tn relatives in Springfield and Chico
2, Mass. Robert Selby, an employee of an
mes Bros, left this morning for his di,
-mer home in Brandon to pass WI
eks vacation. Mrs. Frank W Lang lv
: of Beckley street left on late fore fill
on train for Burlington TO pass the DIT,
elk with relatives md Charles viii Ia.
ms left this morning at s;l5 o'clock :
Boston,, there TO make a 10 days mt
10 with friends. an
Mrs. Harry w. Quimby and son, Ken but
h. of Academy street left Saturday IN;
Lake Sunapee, n. H., where they
] open their summer camp. Mr..
Indy begins r vacation from his du- T(
in the Homer Fits store Saturday -
will join his family for fortnight. n =
and Mrs. Byron f. Wright of Pros N .oS
Z street. Mrs. Lyle Perry and daugh -
and Mrs. Ivan Perry of Montpelier M,
e gone into camp at Pigeon pond in r.
rshield for 10 days. Mr.. and Mrs. A. VI
I.amorey and three children Of Cliff -
set left yesterday by automobile for -
Tport. where they viii remain in =
Up for a few DAYS on the shores Of
,e Memphremagog. Fred Benedict
family of North Main street re- !
ned to-day from Berlin pond. where
Y have been in camp for 10 DAYS and
m Blodgett, who hHs been camping
h friends at Joe pond - Danville for -
past two weeks, resumed work at Al