The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

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See the new corset covers Of alloye
embroidery, at l5c, at Naughan's.
Joseph Comoll OF Foster street wen
to day to Portland, Me-, on weeks bus
mess visit.
George r. Beyerle, piano tuner, will b.
in Barre next week. Leave orders al
Tinns office.
We recognize service as the best es
sential for our patrons. Give us a trial
Miers' Barber Shop.
John Mitchell OF North Main street
went to-day to Hardwick to make a
few days business visit.
Miss Ella Owens OF Hill street left
Sunday night for Newport, r, l., to
make a few weeks visit
r. G. Wright returned last night to
his home at Newport, after ten days
visit in Barre and Montpelier
Everybody smokes 7-25s, the best fve-
cent cigar made. Get them at all cigar
stands. Barre Confectionery Co.
Mrs. Charles Zanleoni and sons,
Mario and Joseph, left yesterday for
Boston to make weeks visit with rel
atives.
Edward Tucker returned to-day TO
his home at Manchester, n. H., after
passing few days in the city as the
guest of friends.
There will be meeting of Barre
! Council, No 40l, X. of G., at 1850
o'clock tomorrow night. All members
are requested to attend.
Regular meeting of the Labor day
committee will be held Wednesday night
at O'Clock. Let all be present TO com
plete arrangements for Labor day.
Miss Henrietta Hayes of Burlington
arrived in the city to-day to pass the
coming few days as the guest OF Miss
Hattie Landers of South Main street.
Thomas Davidson of Pearl street left
to-day for Chateagauy, n. j., where he
will pass the coming week. He has been
engaged for the Chateagauy baseball
team.
Henry Fasola of Berlin street returned
Yesterday from three weeks visit with
relatives and friends at Boston, Quincy,
Milford. Mass, Claremont, n. H., and
Woodstock.
George David of Granite street left
to day for Barton, where he will join his
father, Michael David, who is conduct
ing lunch stand at the Orleans county
fair which opens to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Stanton of Mon
treal arrived in the city yesterday to
make a visit. They were accompanied
by Roy and Hazel Watkins, who have
been passing the summer in Montreal.
Miss GLADYS Morton, who has been
passing a few weeks at the home OF her
parents on Summer street, returned to-
day to Burlington, where she is taking
a nurses course at the Mary Fletcher
hospital.
Miss Clara Milano of Dorchester,
Mass, arrived in the city yesterday to
make an indefinite visit as the guest OF |
Miss Delina Merlo Of Granite street. |
Before returning to her home Miss Mi
lano will visit at Woodstock and other |
points in Vermont.
Col. j. B. Meade circle, No. |, Ladies
Of the G. A. r., cordially invite the vet
Grams and Sons OF Veterans to a social
10 be held Thursday afternoon, Aug. 20,
N .. A. r. hall short entertainment
will be given and refreshments will be
served Mrs. Thurston, secretary of the
4adits of the G. A. K
You'll never find the Royal policy
hanging. No spasmodic starts in our
iystem. No changes OF leadership. Roy.
i is the last word in tailoring efficiency.
Inder automatic management thousands
If tqilors work as one man TO satisfy
,eur individual demands and not as q
leadless machine. This means so much
o you in service and in quality. Come
n to. day and look at the new fall fash
ons. F. A. Hutchinson Wood block.
A. G. I.aPoint of Elm street was much
few days ago when one of
lis old comrades. r. G. Whtford Of
'rown Point, n. u, paid him a visit.
The two old veterans were in Co. ID, l4th
It., and had not seen each other for
early so years, Mr.. Whitford having
pent the last quarter century in the oil
egions of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Withford
ras the guest of Mr.. LaPoint over night
nd thew renewed the old friendship Z
fhch began when they were boys in
he neighboring towns of Addison and
'ridport.
Claude Druge, the Barre tailor who
brew away his yard stick as soon az
he call to arms sounded in France, is
till in New York, according TO letters $
eceived by his friends here. Upon his
rival at the French consulate within a
wo days after receiving a summons to a
repare himself for enlistment, Mr., 5
ruge found more than 1000 of his b
,untrymen vainly seeking an audience I
it'll the consul. Three days later their c
lumber had swelled 20 10000, and an
from the consular author h
les informed them that they must re- N
ain in New York until transportation d
Glities can be provided Some Of the h
dor which marked the first feverish d
Ish for New York has sbated it is f,
id, and some of the reservists now 81
ish they had remained at their tasks
nti, dfenite arrangements had been =;
ade for carrying them to the scene of Il
nfiict :,
Carlo Garaboldi pleaded guilty to A
each of peace charge before Magistrate h,
w. Scott in city court this forenoon n
ID paid a S. hnc wil., cuts of S5.4s. 81
srs boldi was arrested Last week and ri
ter his plea OF not guilty the case was
{ Tor hearing to-day. The state al \,
1ed that Garato III struck Mrs. Carlo -
'lombo and fractured 4 lone in her !.
se. The respondent was represented =.
A. A. Sargent au1 Grand Juror Will -
IN Wishart had charge Of the case for a.
9 state. Three Woodl urv guarrymen, -