The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-06
TALK OF THE TOWN


A son was born Monday TO Mr.. and
Mrs. William r. Mahoney of Is Mer.
chant street
There will be a regular meeting OF the
Barre Division, A. o. H.. at the X of G..
hall at 1880 o'clock this evening.
Roy Kidder of Summer street left yes
terday for Old Orchard, Me-, where he
will spend two weeks vacation.
vulcanizing done. All work guaran-
teed. Auto for hire. James Hastings,
$50 North Main street. phone 24-2.
Kimball A. Morse of Providence, r. l.,
formerly proprietor of the City hotel, is
passing several days with friends in
Barre.
The Hedding Methodist church choir
will meet for rehearsal Friday evening
| at o'clock. All members are requested
20 attend
Special meeting Of the Central Labor
union of Barre and vicinity Thursday
evening, Aug. 0, at z o'clock. S. Card,
secretary.
Joseph Merlo of Granite street left
this forenoon for Highgate Springs,
where he will pass few days at the Fa-
sola camp.
Henry Daley, who has been employed
at the Bennett barber shops for the past
few months, commenced work to-day at
the Ross shops.
Mrs. A. r. Jordan, who has been Wis.,
Ting in Boston for the past four weeks,
HAS visitor in the city to-day while
on her way TO Graniteville.
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Roxana and Julia, have returned home
from months visit with relatives in
Boston and Portland and PASSPORT, Me.
Charles A. Metcalf of GAINESVILLE, o.,
arrived in the city to-day to make
weeks visit. Mr. Metcalf is one OF the !
representatives OF the Elwell Granite |
Co.
Robert ID. Carpenter, third assistant !
engineer, who is taking a two weeks va
cation from his duties at the fire station,
went this morning to Robinson, where
he will visit his mother.
Louis O'Brien of Portland, Me-, ar.
rived in the city yesterday to pass few
days as the guest of Duncan Mcmillan,
jr., of Thurston place. Mr.. 0'Brien made
the journey 10 pdETS III MS touring Chl |
through northern Maine, New Hamp-
shire and Vermont,
Miss Eva Provasoli and her brother,
D. Provasoli, OF Marlboro, Mass, are
guests of Peter Purichelli of Summer
street and other friends in Barre. This !:
morning Miss Provasoli, Miss Delens
Merlo, Mr. Provasoli and Mr.. Purichelli
eft on a short trip to northern New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Mercer of Maple b
3rove and Mr.. and Mrs. james X. I
dackay of Washington street went to-
lay to Greensboro, where they will pass /
wo weeks in camp at Lake Caspian. 9
'iessrs. Mercer and Mackay are taking
heir annual vacations from the post /,
,ffice
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Emery of Bethel v
rived in the city yesterday to pass
few days with relatives and friends. b
ir. Emery, who is proprietor of the d
'aseomb house at Bethel is taking n
ears vacation from his duties Later
hey plan to visit various points in T
'anada.
Mrs, Rose \. Granger of Summer q
treet who has been representing the Il
county auxiliary to the A.
. H. at the national convention in At o
lnta, Ca. arrived in the city this morn n
lg. On the return trip north Mrs I,
ranger and a number OF the other New P
ngland delegates made the journey by
asy stages, including in their itineracy a
isits in Washington, d. G., and New r
ork tx,
Sixty-seven tickets were sold at the NJ
entral Vermont station this morning pi
'r the excursion to Ausable Chasm. An
1ditional % fares were sold to excur- p
on patrons who contemplated taking eli
le trip to Burlington. The excursion A
is left the city at S:l5 o'clock on a 81
'eeial train, which will return around re
Is o'clock tonight w
Two weeks of faithful practice. in the
urse OF which one of the weekly con. te
rts had to be abandoned on account of 81
my weather. put the Citizens band in 81
aging trim for last evenings open.sir 10
ogram. One of the seasons largest GO
owds gathered around the park TO
ar the band men perform. The pro-
am consisted OF eight well-selected
Imbers and the musicians outdid them
Ives in the playing. Probably one hun pm
ed cars were parked on the three Oh
reefs nearest the stand and the excel gr
ut order which the drivers kept was rue b'
a measure to the effort of the police. =
le new traffic ordinances worked to =.
e advantages OF about everyone who .
mt to the concert. Cars were sta I /,
med along the curbing with commend
lie regard for the rights of moving We [
lies in the center of the hig,>vay. At
E end Of the program they dispersed
tn all dispatch and orderliness
Around 80 veterans from this locality
I last evening and this morning for
ndolph to attend the joint reunion of 4
erans associations from Orange, Wind
. and Washington counties. held at y
ndolph. From Dewey park, where the Z
unity organization ended its yearly -
thering yesterday, went so grand
my men in the late hours of the aft (. {
loon yesterday. Automobiles and
ms we're the popular methods en-
we'd in making the trip to Randolph, .
hough a sizesble delegation entrained
the place of reunion at the Central .
rmont station at s;l5 o'clock to-day. !
much-mooted ouetion as to whether
three county organizations shall con-
idate is 20 be discussed to-day and il