The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special sale ladies' coats at Vaughsn's
Children's hats and bonnets at
Knights.
The regular monthly meeting of the
directors board of the Woman's club
will be held in the library hall Monday
evening at 730 o'clock.
The Central Vermont railroads new
timetable became effective yesterday and
patrons OF the Barre branch are advised
to observe the changes noted in the pub
lie prints and schedule cards.
New rubbish cans have made their APP
pearance on the streets and all persons
who are opposed to unsightly thorough
fares are urged TO use them to the ends
for which they are intended.
Court Barre, No. 3,3l7, |. O. f., will
hold dance Tuesday evening, May g.
Dancing from to II p. m. Harris or
chestra will furnish music. Come and
have a good time. Per committee.
Manager Harry Levin of the Spauld-
ing high school baseball team announced
this forenoon that the strong st. Johns
bury academy nine viii be played in this
city on Friday afternoon. Captain To-
mast will do the twirling for the high
school team.
G. F. Smith, the auctioneer, was in
Williamstown Saturday, closing out the
harness stock and fixtures belonging to
the estate of the late George Beckett. A
good crowd was in attendance, and lot
of goods were distributed at prices that
We're satisfactory to all parties.-Adyt.
Mrs Fred Bertrand of the east hill,
who was taken to the Mary Fletcher
hospital at Burlington two weeks ago
by her husband, Mrs. Joseph Bennett
and DIR. Wheeler, is improving slowly.
The family has much sympathy in the
illness of Mrs. Bertrand especially be-
cause two months ago their sister, Mrs.
Adolph Bach of Milwaukee, Wis, died.
She had visited them every summer.
In recounting the doings at the So
ealist Labor day celebration on Granite
street last Friday, credit should be given
Peter Gropelli and the young peoples
orchestra and band Stirring music was
rendered gratis throughout the day in
such manner as to reflect fayorably ON
every member of the company. Mr..
Gropelli labored untiringly to make the
musical feature of the celebration a sue
cess Many had their first opportunity
to see what the band master has accom-
plished with his young charges.
The North Barre Red Sox defeated the
l. A. j. Sunday morning by a score of
5 to 4 on the l. A. G. field Kingston and
Starr composed the battery for the Sox,
while Calcagni andSuzanni were for the
losers. Tonguay and Freddy" Monutti,
a B. A. c. tryout umpired the game,
with their BILLY Evans work. Specta
tors from the west side Of the river
the field, yelling for the los
ers, but in vain. The game was not
so interesting on account of the absence
Of Coach Stephens.
Miss Bertha Bridges OF the Goddard
seminary faculty went this morning to
for a short visit with friends.
Mrs. Lizzie Brown and daughter, Helen,
Of Summer street. went this morning TO
Avcrill. an unorganizcd town in Essex
county, where the former has been en-
gagged as a matron at a summer hotel
on Little Connecticut lake. They eX-
pect to be absent until late in Septem-
ber Joseph Lavcry. who spent sunday
with his uncle Joseph Laverv. Of Second
street. returned this forenoon to Bur
ington. where he is employed. Aloxan
Ter Ross left on an carly morning train
for Montreal, p. O., where he is to make
4 visit of several days DeForrest Ban
croft. who passed the Weekend with his
brother. Alderman T. W. Bancroft, of
Franklin street, returned this morning
10 Burlington, where he IS employed as a
reporter on the Burlington News.