The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ask our satisfied patrons about oul
service. Miers' barber shop,
Mrs. j. Q. Beckley is confined TO the
bed with bronchial pneumonia.
G, II. Bristol of Rome, N. ", arrived
in the city yesterday to make an extend
ed visit.
Mrs. Eta Leonard left this forenoon
for Hartford, Conn, to pass few days
as the guest of relatives.
Thomas B. Sully of Fitehburg, Mass
arrived in the city last night to make an
extended visit with friends.
Miss Bella Milne of Washington street
returned last night from few weeks
visit to Boston and Quincy, Mass.
Miss Eileen Parks returned yesterday
! from Plainfeld, where she has been visit
ling with relatives for a few days,
| George Russell of keene, n H., ar
rived in the city last evening TO pass a
few weeks as the guest of friends
Henry V. Lawson OF Middleboro, n. u,
a granite dealer, arrived in the city yes
terday to pass some time on business.
Miss Anna Blair has returned from
West Chazy, N. Y, where she has beeh
visiting relatives for the past two weeks.
j. j. Carroll returned yesterday to his
home at White River Junction, after q
few days visit in the city with friends.
Burtrand Mari, who has been passing
a few days at st. Adams, resumed his
duties at the Barre shoe store this fore
noon.
Mrs. John I. George of Orange was
visitor in the city to-day on her way To
Waterbury to make a weeks visit with
relatives.
Miss Mildred Stowe of Walnut street
returned to-day from South Woodbury.,
where she has been visiting with rela-
tives for the past week.
Thomas Henry OF Graniteville was a
visitor in the city yesterday on his way
to Montreal TO pass a few days before
going to London, Ont, for an extended
visit.
Mrs. Charles Barton of North Main
street, who has been spending the past
few weeks at the Barton cottage at Mig
gerhead pond, returned to the city this
forenoon.
Miss Bella Mckenzie of Division street, |
who has been spending the past week at !
Groton and at the Barton cottage at |
pond returned to the city |
this forenoon.
Members of the local Offices of the |
Life Insurance Co. returned |
today from Rutland, where they have
been attending the annual outing of the |
Burlington district of the Metropolitan
concern.
The ladies' aid society of the Baptist
,h,,rab k1fA FnaI Ia GoAtrJa
afternoon at 2 o'clock. All kinds OF +
foods. Members who have
lot been solicited please bring their food
o the church.
John Heney of Boston arrived in the
ity yesterday. Since leaving Barre
ear ago. Mr.. Heney has been engaged
t Sea Breezes, Fla, where he acted as
toward at the Sea Bree2es hotel. Yester-
ay he commenced work at the Smith 4
innings market.
A rumor has been circulated in the
ity that the gospel tent is operated by
he Mormon elders This the evangelists
fish to reetify, and they state that the
ant is under the auspices of the Seventh I
lay Advent denomination and is in no ,
-ay whatever affiliated with the Nor ,
IONS.
Macca bees. attention. A special re-
lew will be held Saturday evening, july 4
;, at 8 o'clock sharp. 1t is hoped there \
i'll be large attendance. Miss Miller.
ate commander, will be present. Every !
aicer and guard be present. Initiation !,
nd refreshments. The record keeper !
i'll be at the hall early to receive July
Friends In Barre Of John Scott, for r
er resident OF the city, will be inter- !,
ted to learn that he is playing summer !
,sebsll with the st. Johnsbury town
am, managed by Charles Hoernle, the
oddard Instructor. Scott formerly :,
aged with the ST. Michaefs college Z
am Of Winooski. He played part OF :
ST season with the st. Johnsbury team I
is position is third base. !, Z
Mrs. Agnes Walker and son, James C. \
alker, left last evening for Boston, \
wing been called there by the serious n
ness of Miss Margaret Walker, who II
as operated on at the Commonwealth /,
'spital in that city last night for APP n
it being necessary to operate u
once. Word was received this morn
e that it proved successful. Miss :
alker had been at the Rockaway inn, !
ifton, Mass, for the past month. /:
The first match between the Barre and
golf clubs viii be played Sat
day afternoon on the Montpelier links, :
ginning at 2 o'clock. The following
IRE players will participate; Fraser,
ack, Walsh, Daniels, Hutchinson, A.
iceland, Stuart, Leith Mackay, Ger
rdt, Craig; reserves, d. w. Smith, !:
ark, Mathews. ANY who cannot play
= asked to notify the match commit Il
Evangelist F. w. Stray from Concord, fc
H., was in the city Yesterday and was
the gospel tent last night Evangel- sa
Stray is the president Of the northern A.
W England conference of the Seventh . 2
V Adventists. He left this morning
Richford. but will return to the city so
turday night and viii lecture at the
'pel tent Sunday night at $780, on 6
he Millennium" At $3.50 Sunday after
IN the subject will be rs Your Re Z
on of God or Of Mani" Tonight the {
,iect is "The Two Covenants" q
Irs. John Maiden, who has conducted ]
restaurant of the Buzzel hotel for 4 !
past seven months, sold her interests
the establishment this week to Mrs. 4
ma Beaulae of this city. The restau- : !,