The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-15
TALK OF THE TOWN
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load. $2.75. Arthur S. Martin. Phone
| 53-W. -
Francis Peabody OF Wakefield, Mass,
arrived in the city yesterday to pass
few days with friends.
Nelson Mcleod OF Hardwck arrived
in the city yesterday TO make an m
definite visit with friends.
r. e. Dumas, who has been passing
a few weeks in Barre and South Barre
left to-day for his home at Norfolk,
! Va.
Mrs. Fred Brown and two sons lett
this morning for Brockton, Mass, Wnere
they expect to spend several days Win
relatives.
John Carrick of fremont street re-
turned yesterday from Rutland where
he has been visiting at his former nome
for the past week
John Healey of Graniteyllie was
visitor in the city this morning While on
This way to Sherbrooke, T. T., Tor a
weeks visit with friends. i
Through nadyertence, the name o.
mrs. Charles w. Thompson was omitted
lin the list of surviving relatives OF
Charles Thompson as published in yes
terdav's Times, Mrs. Thompson was
the Young mans step-inother
James II. Gall of Franklin street lett
carly this morning for Ingersol, Ont,
where he was summoned by the sudden
death of his brother. A telegram advis-
ing Mr.. Gall of his brothers demise
came last evening.
An automobile party consisting OF A.
A. Lamorey Charles II. Wishart, Harry
Wishart and Raymond Wishart left this
forenoon for Boston, where they expect
to remain for few days. While absent
they will witness the Boston Braves IN
action.
Funeral services for Lyle Scott, the
Young son of MIR. and Mrs Charles Scott
OF 3 Beckley court, whose death yester-
day followed serious operation per
former last Thursday, will be held from
the home at $3.50 Wednesday forenoon
and at the First Baptist church at 10
o'clock. 1nterment in Hope cemetery
On Saturday night, a party of about
80 friends of Miss Agnes Hale gathered
at her home at IA Camp street TO tender
reception in honor of her birthday.
Miss Madeline Hale made the presenta-
ton of a handsome gold bracelet TO MISS
| Hale. During the remainder OF the
] evening, a social time was held. Dainty
/ refreshments We're served.
Lawton Witt Of Winchendon, Mass,
| who has been passing the summer at St
/ Johnsbury and Bethlehem, n. H., re-
turned to the city yesterday TO resume
| his studies at Goddard seminary. Witt,
who was captain OF the Goddard baseball
| team last spring, has been playing sum
| mer ball at st. Johnsbury. For the past
few weeks he was a member OF the
1 Bethlehem team, champions OF the White
l mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard lockwood OF
l Waterbury arrived in the city last even
ing to make their residence. Mr.. Rock
wood, who recently purchased the G.
Bau studio in the Currier building, as
sumed charge to-day. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lockwood will reside for the present at
20 Merchant street Mr.. Bau, who dis
poses Of his interest in the establish
ment, will leave tonight for Greenfield,
| Mass. where he viii make preparations
for the opening Of his new studio,
II A force Of workmen from the Bruins
wick, Bake & Calendar company OF
Boston who have been engaged remod-
/ cling the bowling alleys of Merlo Bros
| on North Main street for the past ten
| DAYS. completed the work yesterday
| Last evening the management held ITS
| formal opening Of the alleys. Among
| the changes at the alleys viii be
large electric sign, which will be sus
| pended from the front of the building
| within the coming two weeks.
II arA ~
the Washington County association o.
the A. o. II. viii be held in this city
! during the present week. Representa-
| tiyes from Mortified, Waterbury, Mont
| pelier, Barre Town and Barre viii b
| present. At the meeting the board vii
| decide upon the gathering place OF th'
/ coming annual convention of the count.
- association. According to the eonsti
= tuition of the order, the county conyen
ton must be held within 80 days afte
the adjournment of the state convention
lPlans are under foot to conduct tn
convention at Graniteyille.
The initial football practice of tn
sea son for the Spaulding high schoo
squad will be held at the Lincoln eampu
this afternoon under the direction o
John Agnew. Practice will be starte'
in earnest for the opening game, whic
is but a week away. Owing to the late
ness of starting practice, the squad vii
be driven hard for the coming week I
| master the essentials of the game an
make a favorable showing in its frs
game. Manager MeWhorter to-day an
j nouneed that the first game will tax
- place with Montpelier seminary, but tn
date has been changed from Sept. 10