The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special suit values at Abbott's.
Attend the big sample suit sale
Fits.
Big sale of towels begins Saturda,
at Vaughan's.
Thomas Carroll left this morning foi
few days visit with friends in Rut
land.
Arthur Blackmore of Pleasant street
left to-day for Burlington, where he vii
spepd Sunday with relatives.
Ernest Barbiery of Boston returned
home yesterday after a weeks visit witt
A. p. Calderwood of Wellington street
Arthur Mcneil, clerk in A. p. Alb
bolts store, is moving his household
goods from Camp street to 1853 Hill
street, to the house that he recently
purchased.
Nv. and Mrs. Frank Bourget and Mrs.
Charles Poland, who have been making
short visit with friends in Canada,
were in the city yesterday on their way
| to their home il Graniteville.
George f. Mackay of Park street has
resumed his duties at the office OF the
National Life Insurance Co. in Mont
pelier, after having passed vacation OF
several days with friends in Boston.
Miss Ethel Mcneil, who has been pass
ing a two weeks vacation with friends
in Barre and Montpelier has returned
to Burlington, where she is a student in
the training school for nurses at the
Mary Fletcher hospital
A. J. Baldwin of Washington street
left the city last night for Alpena, Mich,
where he has been called by the serious
illness of his son, Charles S. Baldwin
and the latter's wife. Mr.. and Mrs. G. 5
Baldwin went to Michigan several
months ago, hoping that a change in
climate would prove beneficial to his
health, The elder Mr.. Baldwin expects
to be absent for several weeks.
Fridays arrivals at the Buzzell hotel
include: c. A. Williams, J. w. Foss,
Boston; c. F. Dove, Laconia, N. H.;
s. Abscher. New York; n. l.. Schiner,
Boston; w. W. Roby, Boston; ]. J.
Walsh, Manchester, N H.; A. G. Bige,
low, Brookfeld; ]. p. Hall, Hyannis,
Mass; II. f. Warrington, Rutland; Ar
thur f. Pray, Gorham, n. H.. Harold |
Shaw, Providence, r. L.; G. II. Rowland, |
Cabot; j. Champagne, Montreal; +. w. |
Hathaway, Ithaca, n. Y.
Friends in Barre of Ray c. Kimball, |
recently a graduate OF Norwich univer-
sity at Mortified and young man well /
known in this city, will be interested to
earn of his appointment as principal of
he high school at Highgate. Mr.. Kim
ball graduated from Norwich last June,
-eceiying the b. $. degree. During his
stay at the military college he took a
prominent part in athletics and for some
ime he was instructor in the Mortified
,vening school Mr. kimball was re-
emily married
Goddard seminary's football squad set
ut for Winooski park this morning to
LAY its last game OF the season. st.
iichaels college is scheduled as the sem
nary's gridiron adversary for to-day
nd il the local warriors do not win a
ictory they will have another oppor
unity 10 get revenge from St Michaels,
5 the Barre game between Goddard and l
he Winooski colegians has been called
H. Coach Charles Hoernle and Mr..
low, both OF the faculty, Roscoe Ne Q
yer. one of the assistant coaches, and
ohm johnson accompanied the following
len to Winooski on the Sis o'clock
ain; Loudon, Quinn, Keefe, Stevens,
Gorge King, Gilman. Guernsey, Connor
artlett. Laird, Haskell. Witt, Carr, Orr
I'd Mcintosh Head Coach Hoernle
AIMED 10 start the same line-up that
against Holderness school at
ontpelier last Monday.