The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

relatives.
Mrs. William Fairs left Sunday for
Manchester, n. H.. to make a several
DAYS stay with relatives.
Don't fail to see that thrilling fea'
ture, "The Swamp Fox" with Francis
Marion, in three parts.--Adv.
Thomas Belknap, who has been spend.
ing the past week in Barre, returned
last night TO his home at johnson.
Miss Jeanne Milne OF Warren street
returned this forenoon from Fairlee,
where she has been spending the past
few days in camp.
Miss Mary Keefe, who is employed in
Burlington, arrived in the city yes
terday to pass a vacation at her home
on Foster street.
Peter Lavery of New York, a granite
dealer, formerly resident OF Barre, ar
rived in the city yesterday to make an
extended visit with friends.
Timothy Kenefck is taking a months
vacation from his duties Mt the Emslle
floral store He left last night for New
York to visit with relatives.
Mrs. r. A. Edredge of Springfield,
Mass, has arrived in the city to make
an extended visit with her husband who
preceded her here sometime ago.
James Degnan of Graniteyille Fas a
visitor in the city yesterday while on
his way to Montreal, where he VIII
make weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Walter Williams of Marshiieid
arrived IN the city to-day to make an
extended visit at the home OF Dir. ana
Mrs. Edison Landers of Spaulding street.
Joseph Cook OF Bridgewater, Mass,
and William Smith of Washington are
passing few days in the city as the
guests of Milton Julian OF Pleasant
street.
Mrs. Julia Heath OF South Barre and
granddaughter, Miss Vivian Dodge, have
gone to Boston and will visit there and
at the beaches for the remainder OF the
month.
Alexander Straiter and ]. J. Thane
left last night for New York, whence
they are to sail tomorrow Tor their
former home in Aberdeen, Scot, to re-
main until autumn.
Mrs. Patrick Brown and two children,
Dorothy and Kathleen, left yesterday for
| Old Orchard, Me, where they will spend
the coming few weeks as the guest OF
| Mrs. Philamore Harris.
General Manager w. c, Clifford of the
| Woodbury. Granite Co., who has been
passing few days in Rochester ana
Bethel, was visitor in the city to-day
while on his way to Hardwiek.
| Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Purvee aud chill
dren Of Waterbury, who have been
spending the past few days at the home
OF Mrs. Purvee's parents on the Mont
peler road, returned to-day to their
home.
The North Barre Red Sox divided a
double header with Marshiield at Marsh
field Saturday. dropping the forenoon
game, 10 to 8, and taking the afternoon
clash, Is to G.
The Carpathia club conducted social
dance in the Rowland hall on Friday
evening, July s. There were about 30
couples present Riley's orchestra fur
nished music for the dancing. John
Drumrould and John Duncan acted as
floor managers. Punch and waters were
served
The Granteville baseball team visit
ed Waterbury on Saturday, playing a
double header Both games were lost.
The first game was won by Waterbury
to 3 in the forenoon and the after
noon contest was nothing more than a
farce. Waterbury adding another victory
Is TO ..
Tickets sold at the Central Vermont
station here Saturday for the st. Al
bans celebration numbered 34S. This to-
tai represents the number who patron.
lied the special train leaving the station
at 1880 o'clock One of the tralnmen
on the outgoing train at 2:l5 estimates
that a round Is left for st. Adams Mt
that hour Forty-fve tickets were sold
for the celebration at Mortified and
many made the trip in automobiles.
The Green Mountain Athletics, local
organization OF baseball players, jour
neved to Richmond on Fourth of July.
One game was played in the afternoon
against the recently organized Richmond
town team. Richmond winning Q TO 4.
Kenefek pitched for the Barre team
and was batted very hard Bishop and
Phillips acted as catchers. Norman, the
Burlington high school pitcher, twirled
for Richmond Jack Berry, the former
Goddard catcher, acted as Norman's bat
terry. James LeNie contributed fielding
features witt two sensational running
catches.
Mss Bertha Blanchard left this morn
ing for Bethlehem, y. H., where she
will pass the remaining summer months.
Miss Lulu Thompson went to Burllng-
ton at ll:40 o'clock 10 make a three
weeks visit with relatives ana among
the other Barre people who departed
this forenoon for visits OF varying
length in Burlington were George Gum
law. Lawrence O'Kelly, Fred Langevin,
who will also spend a few days in Shei-
burne, John and Phillip Beaulieu, and
Thomas Hebert. Miss Mary Hale, who
has been visiting relatives here Tor the
past 10 DAYS. left for Boston, where she
WI make a stay OF several days. Mr..
and Mrs. Duncan Mcmillan went to
Woodbury. pond for a 10 days outing
and Edward O'keefe returned to IT. Al
bans. after a short visit in Barre.
AT the qusrryworkers' international
headquarters in the Scampini block an
application was received to-day from
number Of quarryworkers in Berlin,
Wis. who desire recognition by the as
ISOLATION as one Of its branches. Up
wards Of 80 signatures are attached to
the charter application. Just now the
men arc on a l0-hOur day schedule, but
petition has been forwarded to the
quarry owners asking for shorter hours.
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