The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-04
TALK OF THE TOWN
lctober fashions az KnIght's.

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Children's school dresser at Vaughan's
At 25c each children's dresses, 4, 6,
years; were 40c and Acc each; at Perry'i
on Saturday.
Peter Cassidy, who has been passing
few days in the city, returned to-day
to his home at Winooski.
A three-reel feature, "The Twins Dou-
ble," with Grace Cunard and Francis
Ford at the Biiou.--Adv.
Daniel Keefe OF Cabot arrived in the
city yesterday to pass the coming few
days as the guest Of friends.
Mrs. George Saltus who has been
passing few days in the city with
friends, returned last night to her home
at Springfield Mass,
William Hurry of lberyille, ?. O., ar
rived in the city yesterday to make an
extended visit at the home of his par.
ents on Bugbee avenue.
Albert Creainer and son, Alfred, left
yesterday afternoon for Plainfield to
pass the coming week in camp at the
Big Bear cottage at Pigeon pond.
Freeman Collins Of Woodbury. arrived
in the city yesterday to pass few days
with friends. He leaves Sunday for
Boston to make an extended visit.
There are but three days before schools
open and before purchasing shoes parents
should inspect the biggest and best stock
of school shoes in the city, at the Peo-
Piles Shoe Store.
Archie Bradford, who has been spend
ing the past few weeks at Greensboro
Bend, returned to the city yesterday to
pass a few days at the home of his par
ents on Park street.
Leland Maiden of West street, who
has been passing the summer at Old
Orchard, Me-, arrived in the city to-day
preparatory to resuming his studies at
Spaulding high school.
Richard Boyea, sr.. and son, Lawrence,
who have been spending the past few
weeks in the city as the guests Of the
formers son, O, w. Bovea, returned to-
day to Malone, n. Y. Mrs. Boyea will
not return to her home for another week.
A two-line local item in yesterdays
Times furnished false clue whereby
Barre woman who has not seen her hus-
band in four years, expected to gain
some definite information as to his
Had the item telling of
the return of George Maynard to Ware
ham, Mass, referred to the George May
nard who disappeared from Barre four
years ago, it would have been the first
Mrs Maynard has had of
her husband since 1910. In that year
he became missing and careful search
as well as many inquiries have failed
to develop any facts that would point
to his whereabouts. When Mrs May
nard read the item in Yesterdays paper,
she hurried to The Times office, only
to learn that the man who figured in the
news is a travelling shoe man, who visits
Barre frequently.
The funeral of Frank c. Dyer, a for
mer resident of Barre and for several
years engaged here as city mail car
rier, will be held at the Pond Village
church in Brookield Monday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, according to present ar
Mr.. Dyer's death at Whit
tier, Cal, Aug. 20 came at the end of
several years of i'll health. The body
will arrive in Randolph Sunday even
ing or early Monday, it is expected.
Mrs. Dyer is accompanying the remains
and they will be taken from Randolph |
to Brookfeld at once. Mrs. Walter
Morse, formerly of Bare, who arrived |
in Randolph for visit 10 days ago, has |
charge of the arrangements. st. Aide |
mar commandery and other allied Ma
sonic societies to which Mr.. Dyer be |
Ionged in Barre, will be represented at |
the services in BrOokfeld. Interment |
viii be made in that village.
From the number Of entries made for
The horse race. which Is TO form a part /,
IF the Central Labor celebration at the /
Ayers street park Mon6sy, it is appar-
mt that one OF the most interesting /
track events in several years is in store I
Tor those who make the big picnic their /
place Labor day. At the Of i
ice OF the racing committee this morn
ne the following list Of entries was an
"Iola.' c. G. Mears Of North /
Lester" W. A. Iapoint Of
Bradbury Of Washington; Nancy" Dr..
?. 5. Duffy Of Barre; ~Dr. Scudder" and
'Elmdale." Lowell Mcleod Of this city. i
Additional entries are expected before
he list is closed Saturday night and
sersons desiring 10 start their horses
Fhen the bell rings around noon Monday
re urged to get in touch with the COM
nittee az once. Charles II. Gordon Of
he smith stock farm has consented to
Iet az a starter and n G. Leonard viii 4
= the timer The judges. chosen from
he Central labor union. are Henry 4
Alexander. Alexander Risehie and VII 4
Mcdonald. The race Is designated a.
hs 2.70 rlsss ard u vii b the only /