The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II Clearance sales all through the stor,
II at Vaughan's.
II l.. c. DUDE returned last night to Cor
II ham, n. H., after weeks visit in the
II city.
II s. A. Dodd of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, arrived
H in the city to-day to make an extended
Il visit on business interests.
H A limited number of stamped shirt
/ waists to close out at half price at Miss
Rowell's, l6l North Main street.
John Thomas of Rockland, Me-, ar.
rived in the city last night to make an
extended visit as the guest of friends
and relatives.
II The condition of Mrs. James Tasse
| who has been confined TO her home on
West street for the past few months
continues TO improve.
| Guy Oltilini of Blackwell street re-
turned yesterday from a ten days visit
TO Highgate Springs. He resumed his
duties at the G. W. Averill store this
forenoon.
Roger Ryan of Upton, Mass, arrived
in the city last night for few days
visit before going to Burlington and
Colchester.
Mr.. and Mrs, Herman Rowland of
Springfield, Mass, and Mr.. Howland's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Rowland of
/ Cabot, were visitors in the city to-day.
/ Miss Bessie Nelson is taking few
weeks vacation from her duties at the
lC. w. Averill hardware store. She win
leave the latter part of the week for a
ten days visit to st. Johnsbury and
Tinwick, p. @.
| Painters under the direction of John
Dodge commenced work yesterday to re-
touch the exterior of the Durkee build
! ing on North Main street. The painters
recently completed the work of apply
ling the brush to the Reynolds build
| ing.
Among those who registered at The
Buzzell hotel yesterday were: II. NJ.
Spindle, st. Johnsbury; j. ii. johnson,
White River Junction: +. j. Mcdonnell,
Buffalo, n. Y; Fred Miles, New York |
j. S. Cioffe. ST. Adams; A. d. Carney |
Lowell, Mass; T.. b. Nelson. Burlington
John Nelson, Burlington; w Cass, Bur
lington.
Smith & Dashner. real estate agents,
have sold for G. NJ. Tubbs of West Dunn
merston his l60-acre farm, located one /
mile south of West Topsham village on
the Bradford road. The purchaser is
Maynard Williams from the state of
Georgia. Mr. Williams has already com
meneed cutting the hay and will move
to the place as soon as his goods arrive
from the South
Miss Mae Tassie of West street has
commenced a two weeks vacation from
her duties at the Vermont Telephone 4
Telegraph exchange. She leaves to-
night for South Royalton and Sharon
for few days visit. Later she will 4
visit at Lake Sunapee, n. H. During {
her absence, Miss Rose Gibbons viii
act as night operator at the exchange. /
The Barre A. C. baseball team will {
leave Saturday for st. Johnsbury, where {
they meet the st. Johnsbury A. G. for I
the second time this season. On the d
first appearance of the st. Johnsbury I
team in this city early in the season, t
the Barre team had comparatively {
Easy time disposing Of the Caledonia t
county lads; but the st. Johnsbury r
,eam has been greatly strengthened in n
he past month under the guidance of r
harles Hoernle the Goddard instructor, G
md to-day is considered about the i Il
strongest Independent team in the state,
Davidson and Fowlie will be the battery L
or the Barre team. Speare and Hoernle Il
will be the st. Johnsbury battery. Il
Representatives of the Hall and Lat J
ip shows arrived in the city this fore y
loon and will pass the coming few days {
n Barre and towns Immediately sur b
The shows are to appear at "
he Italian park on Berlin street under s.
he auspices of the Italian Athletic club :
or one week, commencing Monday July :
z. 1t is the combination of Capt. Lat
ip, who held forth for one week of
arrival times at Intercity park last
ummer, and the Hall shows. Vaudeville
hows, band concerts, big midway, ami
nal performances, bathing girls, etc,
,ill constitute the various performances
onnected with the shows.
Trapshooters from Plattsburg, n. Y,
I. Adams, Burlington, Middlebury,
fortified, Barre, and other Vermont
owns will be present tomorrow at the
boot TO be conducted under the auspi-
es of the Montpelier Gun club at the
riverside traps in Montpelier. There
ill be a special competition of 1901
irds offered TO the shooters, and inter
st is very keen in the match. In con-
ection with the shoot, MIR. and Mrs.
dolph Topperwin of San Antonio, Tex,
two of the most remarkable
hooters in the world, will be present
Irs. Topperwin has gained the distinc-
on that no other woman possesses,
rat of acquiring the title of marksman
open rifle competitions. Mr.. Topper
in has achieved the feat of shooting
,untless numbers of clay birds. One
his records is for shooting ten days,
lring which time he missed only nine
ut Of 1880 clay objects 2A inches in
ameter thrown into the air. Both will
4 rndnee many nnvel and trick shnfs II .