The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-19
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TALK OF THE TOWN

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| Colored silk hose at 25c pair at the
Vaughan Store.
! An afternoons entertainment for l0c.
Whist party in X. of G. hall, Friday.
Twenty-three cents is eur Saturday
price on enameled ware. G.. N. Kenyon
s. Co.
Mrs. A. yenetti of Pearl street went
Yesterday to Waterbury, where she will
visit relatives over the weekend.
Miss Chrissie Rae, nurse in the
Claremont, n. H.. hospital, is passing
the summer at her home in this city.
Before you buy fruit, stop and look at
our prices. We are having special prices
| for Saturday. The United Fruit Store.
Mrs. Ida Drury and Mrs. Nathan Boui-
dry we're visitors at the home of Dan
Fraser in Grapiteyille on Wednesday.
Robert Rock of Farwell street went
Yesterday to Burlington, where he will
visit for several days as the guest OF his
uncle.
William Littleiohn of Trow avenue
left to-day for Mortified, where ne VIII
attend the annual commencement eXer'
cises at Norwich university
Mrs. Joseph Lebourshire OF Milford
Mass arrived in the city to-day for an
extended visit with her father, James
Sawyer, of South Main street.
| Joseph Feeley. who has been spending
the past few days as the guest of friends
at Burlington, was visitor in the city
yesterday on his way to his home at
| Granitevile.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MCGOWAN, who
were recently married in this city, have
gone to Highgate Springs, where they
are spending two weeks in camp at John
! G. McLeods cottage.
| J. A. Allen, who has been passing
few days in the city, returned last night
to his home at Springfield, Mass. While
| in the city he was the guest of Leonard
Landers of South Main street.
| Frank w. Boulrice. who has been visit
! ing in this city and Barre Town for the
past 10 DAYS, was visitor here to-day
while on his way to Iberville, p. O.,
where he will be employed during the
summer.
seasonable two-piece suit for you
| if you profit by the great reduction sale
on tailor made garments; SlS and S26
suits for Sl2 and $40; offer closes Sat
urday night Joseph Kovalsky, 1872
North Main street.
Ernest A. Drown Of Walnut street re.
turned last evening from Newport, n.
H., where he has been spending a few
days. Mrs. Drown, who accompanied
him from this city Tuesday, will remain
for more extended visit.
Stanton Burgess, who has been pass
ing few days at his home on Eastern
avenue, returned to-day to Norwich uni
versity to attend the commencement ex-
ercises. which open on Sunday. He was
accompanied by Gordon Poole, who has
been passing few days in the city.
George c. Walker OF Grant avenue, a
recent graduate OF Spaulding high school,
yesterday began the work of taking the
school census. Mr. Walker will visit
every home in the city and at least
three weeks will elapse before the work
is completed The returns are made at
the office OF the city clerk and treasurer.
A band of nearly 100 excited baseball !
fans who iourneyed up to the Gospel |
Village common last night to see the |
Skypickers, captained by Raymond |
Wishart, and Captain James Levels /
Bristlers, had nothing but disappoint
ment awaiting them. as the game had |
Deen pOstpuusu oI the sbEthBtu " an /
llth-hour request from the Bristlers'
camp.
The Sons of st. George will conduct
their annual outing and picnic at Gale.
donia park on Saturday. The arrange
ment committee of the outing have laid !
plans for one of the most elaborate out
ings ever held by the order. One of the |
features of the outing will be carpet |
bowIes contests between the various dele
cations of the order. Special train serv
ice has been secured,
John Robins, j. w. Vaughan and Frank
G. Rowland returned yesterday from
Vergennes, where they have been rep
resenting the Church Of the Good Shep-
herd at the annual convention of the
Vermont Episcopal diocese. Friends in
Barre OF Rt Rev William F. Weeks,
diocesan bishop coadjutor, will regret to
learn that i'll health threatens to remove
him from any active part in the work of
the diocese for some little time.
The Springfield Mass Republican of
June Is had the following item of inter-
est in Barre: Miss Mary L. Telford, so,
principal of the Telford Bus
mess school, was found dead in her
apartments at 80 Besse place yesterday
noon Miss TeIford had not been seen
since Tuesday noon and neighbors mott
fed the police of this fact, Captain j.
H. Boyle of the detective bureau went
to the apartments in Besse place to in
vestigate and found the doors and win
dows locked, but through a rear window
Of the apartment, which is on the second
floor, he saw the woman's body lying
fully clothed on couch. He notified
the medical examiner, who viewed the
body and pronounced death due to heart
trouble and Bright's disease. Miss Tel
ford had been dead from IL TO Is hours
when the body was discovered. She has
4 brother living in California and a sis
ter supposed to be in Barre, VT, but lit
tie could be learned here about her rela-
lives. The body was removed to Road