The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY, JULY az, 1914.
The Weather
Probably fair tonight and Tuesday
TALK OF THE TOWN

Gut prices on bathing suits at Fits
See the summer wash goods at live
yard at Vaughan's.
| Lionel Mathewson returned to-day TO
Orleans, after passing few days in the
city with relatives.
Mrs. z. Brunette left yesterday for
Concord N. H. where she plans TO pass
n number of weeks with relatives,
Thomas Kingston OF Waterville. Me-,
arrived In the city yesterday to pass
few weeks as the guest Of friends and
relatives.
commenced work to-day az fireman In
the Barre branch of the Central YER
mont railroad.
William Daniels of North Main street
returned to-day from Claremont, n. d.,
where he has been passing few days
with relatives.
\ Eric Pirie OF Marshfeld was visitor
in the city to-day, returning to his home
from few days visit to Boston and
points in Maine.
Edmund Loranger Of Summer street
returned to-day from Queen City park,
Burlington where he has been the guest
of friends for the past few days.
Miss Beatrice Flagg who has been
spending the past ten days in Barre
| Town as the guest of friends, returned
o-day to her home at Hyde Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rand and son, William,
of Hanover, ~ H, who have been visit
ing Mrs. NJ J. MCGOWAN and other
friends in Barre, returned to their home
to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Nichols, who have
been passing several days with their
daughter, Mrs. A. G. Miles, OF South
Main street. returned this forenoon to
their home in Reading.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Bau of Franklin street
left this forenoon for Highgate Springs,
where they will remain for the coming
few days Mr.. Bau will resume his du-
ties at the Bau studio Friday.
Regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen, No. so, will be held in
Forestery hall Tuesday evening, July %,
at 1880. Business of Importance. Let
there be a large attendance. Cor. Sec.
Thos. Holder.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Bliss and two chill
dren and O. w. Hutchinson of Plymouth,
Mass, and Mrs. Crosby of Attleboro,
Mass, are visiting friends in Barre for
u "a few days. The party came by auto
through the White mountains.
Fred A. Siayton Of South Main street
returned last night from Montreal, where
he has been attending race meet con-
Quoted under the auspices of lower Que
bee horsemen Mr.. Slayton started Betty
Dean in one of the races, but the Barre
favorite did not get a place.
Among those who registered at the
BuzzeIl hotel yesterday We're; A. W.
Brown, Ottawa, Ont; j. McMnrphy,
Randolph; d. A. Stewart, Winona,
MINI. f. w. Boardway, Claremont, n.
H.; John Berchiel. Detroit. Mich. So
members of the Hall & Latlip shows.
The second contest of the series for
the city championship between the Barre |
A. G.. and the Italian A. G. will take |
place Saturday at Intercity park. The
| first game of the series was played a |
| fortnight ago, the Italians winning by |
the score of s to 2. The same lineups |
will be used by both teams as were en-
tered in the initial game,
RI. r. HaeIyer Of Detroit, Mich. was |
visitor in the city yesterday on his |
way to visit at his former home II North |
Hero. Mr.. Haelyer is native of Yer
mont moving to Michigan go years ago.
\ This is his first visit to Vermont in that |
time and notwithstanding his advanced |
age Of Sc he withstood the strain Of the |
journey nicely.
Miss Clara Purvee Of Prospect street,
who has been employed in a clerical ca
pacity at the Palace garage for the past
two weeks, completed her duties there
to. day Miss Purvee left this after
noon for Alburg, where she will remain
during the summer months at the Barry.
more cottage Miss Puryee viii resume
her duties as teacher at the Lincoln
school in September.
The ladies' union Of the Universalist
church will hold lawn party at the
home of Mrs. s. J. Jones tomorrow aft
ernoon, July 2S beginning at 2;30
o'clock Games will be INDUCED in and
lunch will be served from $3.50 till $3.50.
A most cordial invitation is extended to
all. Admission, adults, zoe; children.
l0c. IF the weather is inclement, the
house will be open to all who come.
The l0-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Stephen of 1874 South Main
street is suffering from the effects Of
fall which she sustained while playing
with a number of her young companions
at the home Of George Booth late yes
terday afternoon. The Stephen girl
came home with her left arm hanging
Imply at her side. DR.. w. d. Reid, who
was called at once, examined the girl
and found she had fractured the arm
bone near the elbow. just how the ac-
cident occurred is not quite clear. Chill
dren who were willing away the long
hours of the Sabbath afternoon with the
Stephen child, say she fell from an
apple tree. other youngsters playing in
the neighborhood assert that the little
girl fell from a swing She viii be con-