The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Special new waists for Csc at tn
II Vaughan Store.
H See those specials on athletic goods
Il G.. N. Kenyon & Co.
II Twenty-Five per cent discount on re
II frigerators at Hooker's.
H Don't miss buying one of those shop
H ping bags at Vaughan's.
II Dry chairwood for sale. Arthur
| Martin, 40 Park street. Telephone l5s."
H or 53-W.
Ross tonsorial service, "the best BY
test" His depot square shop is the cool
est place in the city.
Balance of stock Of refrigerators t.
be closed out at 90 per cent discount
at b. w. Hooker & Cos.
Mrs. A. C. Moore of TRANCE street was
taken TO the City hospital last night in
the Perry & Noonan ambulance.
/ Giuseppe Velasco returned last night
TO his home at Manchester, n. H., after
passing several days in the city with rel
atives.
Miss Elsa Wallstrom of Essex street
has returned from weeks visit with
friends in Swanton and Highgate
Springs.
Miss Nellie Tinker returned to-day to
her home at Morrisville, after passing
a few weeks in the city as the guest of
friends and relatives.
George Troupe, jr., of Central street
returned yesterday from st. Adams,
where he has been passing a few days
as the guest of friends
At sl.4o each; you should look at
this lot Of wash dresses in ratine, mus
lin, linene. Wash dresses that were
$500, $3.50 and $29s; at Perry's on
Saturday.
Arthur G. Tilden, who with Mrs. Til.
den, NJ. ID. Mower and others. is passing
two weeks at Mirror lake in Berlin, was
business visitor in the city yesterday
and to-day.
Mrs. S. HOLSTER jackson and little
son OF Wellington street, who have been
passing several days in camp on Lake
Champlain, arrived in the city to-day
from Burlington.
Rowe Morrison Of Chicago, repre-
sentative of the Harrison Granite Co.
arrived in the city to-day to make
visit at the home of-his brother, Norman
Morrison of Hill street.
Frank Knowles of Mortified, who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Tilden of Prospect street while attend.
ing the veterans reunion at Dewey park, |
went this morning to Randolph TO par
tieipate in a joint gathering OF G. A. r. |
men.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Bugbee of Richard
son street, who have been spending the |
past few weeks at Springfield, Mass, re-
turned to the city yesterday. Mr. Bug
bee will resume his duties at the federal |
building this week.
Ronald Anderson, who has been the
guest of George Adie of Franklin street |
for the past few weeks, left to-day for
his home at Baltimore, Md. He was
accompanied by his sister Miss Minnie
Anderson, who has been the guest of /
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Milne Of Liberty
street for the past few weeks.
The first of series of dances to be
held during the summer months at the
close of concerts rendered by the Barre
band was conducted in the Rowland hall
last evening. There were about fifty
couples present. The Riley orchestra
fur1S3hed music for the dancing. Re-
freshments were served at intermission ,
Thomas Davidson and William John
ston left to-day by automobile for Lit i
Teton, \. H., where they will play with !
the st. Johnsbury team in the game
against Littleton, n. H., to-day Earl Q
Williams and John Clare, members of I
he Italian team, left yesterday for st. Ir
Iohnsbnry. They will also appear in a
ne lineup of the st. Johnsbury team. |
After acting as Barre agent for the q
Wholesale monumental firm OF Townsend, |
Townsend 4 Co., Alexander II. Gerhardt o
will complete his local duties this week
o assume position as salesman for J
he same concern, with his headquarters y
t Mansfield, o. He will leave Barre I
arly next week TO join Mrs. Gerhardt, G
Iome in indianapolis, Ind, for several u
months.
Among those who registered at the
,uzzell hotel yesterday were: A. r.
stevens, Lawrence, Mass; I. L. Camp N
ell, Boston; George A. Bslch, Lunen-
urg: X w. Morse, Hartford. Conn;
!. Battelino. Iberville, P. O.; G. C. Ma
han, New York; w. S. Swallow, Bur Sc
ngton; VI. l.. Bowser, Boston; L. H. m
fBrien, Portland Light, Me-; W. Wat le
ers, Lebanon, n. H.; l.. f. Douglass, "
burlington. pl
George +. Hooker, a prominent Chi
ago business man and brother of Il.
Y. Hooker of Park street, is one of the
americans marooned in Europe by hos M
ilities in progress and in prospect.
round July Is Mr.. Hooker, whose ae-
uaintance is wide in Barre and vicin-
y, left with a party of eleven Chicago :,
len who form commission appointed u
v Mayor Carter Harrison to study "
uropean railroad terminals with a view =
, solving some of the pressing traffic =
roblems in the Windy city. In the
arty is Walter Fisher, formerly cab
et member. The commission planned
be absent around six weeks and ac-
riding to their itinerary they were due
Berlin this week. With instructions
make a careful study of continental
rminus systems, the commission had
AIMED to visit such Of the larger rail
'ad eenters as time would allow.
The third game Of the series between
r. Barre A. c. and the Italian A. C. 10
eide the city championship viii be
syed at the Berlin street grounds on