The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Plan, and come to Vaughan's on Sat
II urdsy.
II Good values everywhere at Perry's O.
II Saturday.
II Don't fail to witness "The james Boy
II in Missouri opera house to-night-AdN
II Dan A. Perry went to Waterbury to
H day to conduct an auction sale for Mrs
II Jesse Pike.
II Julian Goodrich returned yesterday Z
H his home at South Royalton, after a few
\ days visit in the city.
Il T. E. Burnham of Essex arrived ii
H the city yesterday to make an extended
Il visit as the guest of friends.
Miss Clara Milligen of Boston, Mass.
is visiting at the home of Mrs. c. A
4 Churchill OF 35 Merchant street
| Miss Jessie Mcdonald resumed her
| duties to-day at the Ballard insurance
| offices, after two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Waterman of
Washington street left to-day for Bos-
ton, where they will make weeks visit.
Miss Kathrine oliver of Park street
resumed her duties at the G. Bau stu
dio to-day, after two weeks vaca-
ton.
The ladies' auxiliary Of the A. 0. f.,
are going TO organize their juvenile class
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 in the \. OF
IC. hail. Ladies bring cake.
Ms. Florence Rowe Of Barre, who has
been at the Rutland hospital, has been
taken to the home of Mrs. Emma M.
Edeerton on Merchants row, Rutland.
Miss Jennie Mari of Washington
street. who is taking a two weeks va
cation from her duties in the quarry
workers Office, left this morning for New
York City, here she will pass 10 days
with relatives.
George WalIstrom OF Essex street, who
is taking 4 two weeks vacation from his
duties in the Tilden shoe store, has gone
to New York for visit with relatives,
after which he will spend few days in
Boston before returning to Barre.
Mrs. Anna Halliday of the nurses
home returned to the city yesterday
from Montreal. Mrs Halliday has been
acting as nurse for Mr.. Golf OF Granite |
vile for the past seventeen months.
She accompanied him to Montreal few
weeks ago for treatment.
The football game scheduled between |
the Bonaccords club of this city and
the Hardwick team to take place at
Hardwick this afternoon has been post
poned by mutual agreement. Arrange
ments will be made to play the game
either next week or the week after.
As Monday is to be observed as Ben
nington battle day in Vermont, the
Barre postoffice will follow the usual hol-
iday hours, there being one city deliv-
cry in the morning and the postotfce
windows being kept open in the morning
till 10 o'clock and being open also from
0 to Z in the evening.
The Feast of the Assumption was
observed to-day at st. Monica's church.
Masses were said at $50 and 0 a. m.
Rev A. Hugh McKenna officiated at the
early services and Rev. r. M. Mckenna
al the late services. Rev. p. M. Me- II
Kenna delivered sermon at o'clock.
Among those who registered at The ,
Buzzell hotel yesterday were: W. A. /.
Blackman, Boston; w. X. Fletcher, Bos-
.on; C. r. Davis, Bangor, Me-; G. D.
Walker. Toledo, O.; w. j. Mills, Jack .
ION. Mich; Emmett Lester, Robinson's
,ireus: L. b. Stoughton, South Bend,
nd. (; j. d. Jackson, Austin, Tex; j. +.
Armstrong, Burlington.
Mr.. and. Mrs. William Robins of Lib
rty street returned to-day from an au-
omobile tour through the White noun
aims and the state Of Maine. While in =
Maine. they visited at Rockland, st.
,eorge and Tenants Harbor. Mr.. Rob
MS will resume his duties at the Moore
! Owens clothing store next week.
The members of the Italian A. c.
aseball team, numbering fifteen, ac-
ompanied by a large delegation OF u
ooters will leave Barre on the $40 train
his afternoon for st. Johns, p. @, I
here they met the strong semi-profes- |
onal team tomorrow afternoon. The
Italians will twirl Weafer in the game. I
VIII r. Maiden is a member of the st.
ohns team.
One hundred members of the Barre Y
GARD of Trade viii be the guests OF the
arlington Merchants association next
thursday if the plans of the local com an
ittee in charge attain fruition. II. 6. CT
foodruff. B. w. Hooker and r. G. Rob
son, comprising the committee, are max.
10 every effort to get out as large
as possible. Car owners .rr
I'd members of the board are in receipt i
invitations 10 participate in the ex-
irsion and Acknowledgements began 10
me in to-day. II is planned TO leave
are at 0 o'clock in the forenoon. Lunch
in be served on the roof garden at the
tel Vermont at noon and a speaker
ON this city will address the gathering
ter lunch. The committee feels that n
c opportunity for advertising Barre's ~
ergetic Board of Trade has arrived and
at a good deal depends on the num- =
r of those who signify a willingness TO -
IKE the trip. Day before yesterday