The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-30
TALK OF THE TOWN
Barre, Vermont

New waists. See them at Naughan's.
Visit Fits curtain department Sat
urday.
Ladies' and children's wash dresses at
/ Vaughan's.
Scrim, marguerite, ettamine curtains
at Perry's.
Another lot changeable silk petticoats,
Sl.9s, at Vaughan's.
Children's new coats at $2.9s, $3.50,
$500, $4.75, and $3.50 at Perry's.
Another shipment of children's dresses,
choice. SOC. Paris Shirtwaist House.
Fred King is confined to his home at
"a Washington street by losing the use
of his right side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels have been called
to Montpelier by the illness of their
daughter, Mrs. n. Nelson
4 Auction sale Thursday at p. m, City
Auction Market. See ad. Owners of
property going away. 0. H. Hale auc-
tioneer.
Mrs. Nathan Bouldry went to Burling-
ton Tuesday to visit her husband, who
is in the Mary Fletcher hospital for
treatment.
i The w. C. T. U. will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Grace Waterman, q
Camp street. All members are expected
to be present to elect president.
Perley Whitman OF South Barre went
to-day to Montpelier, where he has been
engaged to act as chauffeur for Q. D.
Scribner during the automobile season.
!. With John Mccarthy, Ed. Tobin, +. c.
Eaton and Daniel Keefe as floor direc-
tors, everybody will be assured pleasur-
able dancing Thursday night at Rowland
hall
Mrs. Frank Colombo, who has been
. passing few days in Barre as the guest
! of Mrs. Joseph Comoli of Boynton
street, returned this forenoon TO her
home in Williamstown.
Sisto Nisini OF North Main street left
the city this forenoon for New York.
where he will spend few days with rel
atives, before sailing for his former
home in Italy, to pass three months
vacation.
Auction sale at Farnham's at Mont
pelier tomorrow; carload of fresh west
ern horses, bunch of horses from the
New Hampshire lumber camps, lots of
other commission horses and other prop
erty. c. F. Smith, auctioneer.-Ady.
ID. OF p. please notice-A special meet
ing of Winnetta council, No. 10, Thurs
day. April 80 at 1880, for degree prac-
tice. Let every one of the team make
an effort to be present to fill their sta
tions. The amusement committee will
please meet the same night.
Among those registered as guests at
The Buzzell hotel yesterday were: R. B.
Lang, Springfield, Mass; r. j, Millar,
Boston; j. g. Schmoner, New York; NJ.
Mcdonald, Boston; A. r. Milne, Bethel;
c. H. Wilson, st. Adams; Mrs. S. Tabor,
Barre; II. S. Springer, Enosburg Falls;
IS. H. Miller, Burlington.
P. NJ. Depatie, shoeman at ll2 North
Main street, has witnessed such an in
crease of business in his repairing de-
!, partment that he has been compelled
to secure the services of an assistant in
the person of Ameliare, an expert work
! man All work done at this shop is
guaranteed. p. M. Depatie, Bolster
block.
Friends in this city of +. r. Hamlin
of Burlington, district manager for the
! American Tobacco company, will be in
terested to learn of his recent promotion.
For the past three years he has acted
! as agent for this territory. He left yes
terday for Tennessee, where he will act
, as agent for new territory in that state
That A. e. Batchelder has lost none
: of his catching qualities is indicated by
the following item from the local paper
at Dunedin, Fla: "Wednesday the larg-
est catch of fish for this year was
brought into Dunedin by A. j.. Batchel-
der, DIR. A. B. Mcqueen and 5. S. Saun-
ders in their boat. The fish were caught
with hook and line. and consisted of q
kingfsh, one of which tipped the scales
at 1914 pounds Besides these were lots
of groupers and grunt, which brought
the total weight of the catch to 347M
pounds. Everybody in Dunedin had fish
to eat"
Spauding high school will open its
baseball season Friday afternoon at the
Berlin street ball park, meeting Mont
pelier seminary. The game will be
started at o'clock Capt. Tomasi will
do the twirling at the outset of the
game and may be relieved by second
string men after the game is well along.
Levin, last season backstop, will bear
the brunt of the catching. Hooker will
be stationed at third base, Sector at
shortstop and Wiley at second base.
Browne, who has been stationed at first
base, will be sent to the outheld, oliver,
last years first sacker, replacing him.
In the outfeld will be found Browne,
Kidder, Gordon, with Smith and Loran
ger as second string men. "Pete" Alex
ander will probably relieve Levin behind
the bat in the latter part of the game.
Montpelier seminary is said TO have one
of tbo ofr apovooa t;pps IN