The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Come here for your ready .to-wear gar
ments. The Vaughan Store.
The second reel of sour Mutual Girl
series is at the Dreamland to-day
Adv.
Buy your new silk waist for Deeora-
ton day. See the new kind at the
Vaughan Store.
The bearers at the funeral of G.. w
Foster were Wilbert Spear, Alvah Little
Henry Holt and Thomas Laurie.
Heinrich Bloch OF Cottage street re-
turned this forenoon from weeks visit
with friends in Burlington and Hines
burg.
Austin George of Marionette, Wis, a
granite manufacturer, arrived in the city
yesterday to pass few days on business
| interests.
! Mrs. Leonard Shea returned to-day to
her home at North Adams, Mass, after
a weeks visit in Barre and Graniteville
with relatives.
James Nelson, who has been passing a
few days with friends at Iberivile and
st. Johns, p. O., returned to the city
Saturday night.
! Mrs. Mabel 0rmsbee of Washington
street left this morning for Brandon,
where she will make stay of several
days with relatives.
John Clark returned yesterday from
Boston, where he has been passing few
days. He also visited at his former
home in Charlestown.
j. Henry Moore returned to-day to his
home at Ausable Forks, N. Y, after
passing few days in the city as the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Ellen Moore,
of North Main street.
Middlebury college defeated the strong
University of Vermont team couple of
weeks ago, 8 to 2. Middlebury has one
of the strongest teams in its history.
The biggest game to be staged this
spring
The annual May devotions at st.
Monica's church will be brought to a
close in another week. The last services
] to be held in conjunction with the devo-
tions will occur on Thursday evening
and also on Sunday evening, commencing
at 1880 o'clock.
| John Arnold, who has been the guest
of friends on South Main street for
| few days, left yesterday for Lexington,
where he will visit at his former home
for few days. He will leave for Man
chester, N. H., where he has secured EN-.
| ployment.
Owing to the death of Wilfred G. He
bert. which occurred in Montpelier last
night, the manufacturing plant of Hebert
s. Ladrie on West Second street was
closed this morning for a few days, To-
morrow morning at 8 o'clock the en-
ployes of the company are requested to
meet at the shed for few moments.
Among those who registered at the
Buzzell hotel yesterday were; I. Knapp,
Northfield; Lynn stock company: James
O'Hara, Graniteyille; NJ. NJ. Brown, East
Montpelier; Bert Barlow, East Mont
pelier; Henry Brnneau, Websterville; H.
x. Swasey, Haverhill, Mass; R. j.
Smith, Leroy, N. Y; d. |. Leder, New
York; Louis German, Boston.
At Gazeley's park in Graniteville on
Saturday, the Italian Athletic seconds
will play doubleheader with the Mod
ern Woodmen team. Thursday of this
week the seconds will line up against
the Red Sox at North Barre. The Sox
are to be strengthened by Mute and
Tonguay, while Scampini and Fowlie
have been recruited by the seconds to do
the battery work.
Goddard semina Y graduates are to
elect two alumni trustees for the insti
tuition out of a list of five candidates, as
follows: Miss Bessie ]. Frary, '76, South
STAFFORD; Mrs. Mary r. Snow Hollis
ter, rs, Plainfeld; Lewis w. Sibley, 'o5,
East Montpelier; Irving I. Potter, 700,
Boston; Paul w. Waterman, '0S, Mont
clair, N. j. The term of the two trus-
tees is to run from 1914 to 1910.
The perfect shoe for summer wear is
the genuine Trot-M Moe for grown-ups and
growing ups. 1t is logical develop
ment of the Indian moccasin, light as
feather, flexible, requires no breaking in,
and is a wear-resister. The sole of every
pair is plainly stamped "Genunie Trot- |
Moe" and the registered Indian trade
mark is on the innersole. Get the genu-
inc Trot- Moe Tilden Shoe company,
sole agents for Barre.
A deal was consummated at the ID. A. |
Perry real estate agency to-day whereby |
the farm on the Williamstown road in |
Chelsea owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry |
o. Cole is sold to B. II. Lowell and wife !
of Marshfield. The farm comprises some /
1875 acres of forest and meadow land and |
the sale includes the stock, tools and |
crops. Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell, having re-
Gently sold their farm in Cabot, are /
moving to their new property. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cole have not announced their
plans.
Rev. j. Harry Holden of Roxbury,
Mass, long known in Barre through his
with Goddard seminary and
his occasional visits here was elected
president of the alumni association of
Crane Theological school at its annual
meeting in Medford, Mass. Saturday.
The speaker of the day was Dean Walter
of Rochester Theological
school, who addressed the student bodies
Of both Tufts and jackson college. He
afterwards gave an address before the
The remarkably attractive announce
ment of the many famous plays, with
up-to date vaudeville, that are to be Civ
en- by the Jack Lynn stock company,
which opens weeks engagement to-
night at the opera house, has already
aroused widespread attention and the
advance sale assures good house. The
known worth of the popular comedian,
Jack Lynn, the strength of his acting
and magnificance of his stage
settings are all so well known that their
will undoubtedly become
red letter event of the season. Tonight
hey present the four-act drama, For
Her Sake" Seats now selling at