The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

II White skirts at one-half price at Alb
Il bolts.
H See the new showing of fall skirts a
H Abbott's.
yours for the best service" Miers
Barber Shop.
Saturday sale ladies' silk hose at thu
| Vaughan Store.
You can save money on summer goods
at Perry's on Saturday.
| Automobile for hire. Inquire of E. A
Prindle, 35 Keith avenue.
Madame Florence, clairvoyant ano
palmist. Is Granite street.
Our l5c all silk hair ribbons Az inches
wide for l0c yard at Perry's.
Ross service is sanitary and salts
factory service. Ross barber shop
Depot square.
We offer & lot OF $l.00 umbrellas for
Zoe each; an extra good bargaini at
Perry's on Saturday.
H. B. Bolton returned to-day to st.
Adams, after passing a few days in the
city as the guest of friends.
George R. Beyerle, piano tuner, will be
here next week and not again until Octo-
ber Leave orders at this office.
/ Riley's orchestra returned this fore
noon from Bethel, where they furnished
music for dance last evening.
J Thomas Davidson of New York arrived
in the city last night, being called by
the death of his father, John Davidson.
Wilmot 7, Kimball. who has been
passing few day in the city, returned
last night to his home at Scarsboro, Me-,
to-day.
George Troup, who has been passing a
large part of the summer at Camp Alb
MAXI on Lake Champlain, returned home
last evening.
Cobble Hill grange will have ride to
Woodbury. lake, followed by a basket
picnic, Thursday, Aug. 27. A cordial
invitation is extended to the members
OF the South Barre grange to join with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Roscoe and daugh-
ter, Helen, went to-day to st. Johnsbury,
where they are to visit Mrs. Roscoe's
sister, Mrs. J. b. Tousant. Next Tues
day Mrs. Roscoe ard her sister entertain
the annual family gathering of the
Worthleys at the home of Mrs. Tousant.
Miclipel Nelson of Merchant street,
who recently returned from few weeks
visit to st. Johnsbury, Danville mad Tin
wick, P O., resumed his duties to-day
at the Dewey Column Cutting works.
Mrs Nelson and family will remain for
another week at Joe's pond at Danyille.
Romeo Provost, who has been spending
the past few months in Barre, left to- |
day for Albany, n. ". where he will |
visit for few days. Later he will go |
to New York. where he has secured a |
position with the Mccall Magazine Co.
He will act as a representative for a
territory in New York state.
Chelsea item in the Randolph Herald /
reads as follows; The Edwards farm on
the west hill has been decided to William
H. Ward, mayor Of Barre, having been
sold to him instead Of Herbert Leonard,
as was previously reported. This farm
has been in the possession OF the Ed
wards family for the last 40 years. The
consideration was $4,000.
Among those who registered at the
Buzzell hotel yesterday were; Fred S.
Kinds, Boston; Maxwell Klein, New
York; John Clark, Hardwick: J. II. Kim
ball, st. Johnsbury; p. J. Turner Al
Dany, n. y; H. d. Brigham, South
James +. Parker, Manches-
er, \. H.; J. g. Magoon, Hardwick; X.
Russo. Bethel; r. w. Fadden, St. Al
,ans II. b. Bolton. St Adams; L. Bruno
md wife, East Douglas, Mass.
Manager Thomas Tomasi, of the Gin
ons baseball team, is endeavoring TO
ecure date with the Chelsea baseball
cam for next week. 1t is quite likely
hat the game will be played at Chelsea
n Thursday. Manager Tomssi has reor-
anized the Clintons. and the team will
resent personnel OF players that COM
ares favorably with any organization in
he city Scampin. the veteran twirler,
as been enlisted in the cause. Feodor, r
he Spanish player, win also appear reg
larry with the team. III
The convent of the Sacred Heart on
nmmer street was reopened yesterday, :
fter being closed the greater part Of I
ne summer months The members OF
le Sisters Of Mercy, who were assigned
, the convent. left the latter part of d
une for Mount St. Mary's academy at :
arlington, where they passed the sum =
er OF the personnel OF last year, Sis
RS Francis, Thomasina and Lucy re- ~ ~
lrned to the city this week. Sister
ngela, who was formerly in this city, -
III and will not return here for a few ~
eeks at the most. G,
Arthur J. Loranger, member OF the
utch & Loranger Granite company, who -
Is been confined to his home on Sum- wi
er street for the past week. was able ST
be out yesterday with the assistance ep
a cane. Mr. Loranger received bone
acture on his right foot week ago
day while engaged at his work A
rye chip fell from one of the stones at q.
G plant and struck Mr.. Loranger II
I'd blow on the foot. He was carried II
his home, but an examination dis ST
,sed that the injuries were not as seri- il
s as was first supposed. He will re- %
me his duties some time next week. De
Thomas Dooley of Hsrdwick, former -
,ident of Barre, arrived in the city -
sterday TO make an extended visit ,
tn friends. Mr.. Dooley left Barre
out ten years ago. following a resi-
nee covering a period Of many years.
has been employed at Hardwick,
Iere he received a badly fractured arm
ile engaged at his work. He entered
, Massachusetts, General hospital in
spring. Later he entered the Fanny
len hospital at W'inooski, where he
been confined since Italy. His arm =