The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

When in a hurry, step into Miers' bar
Der shop.
New neckwear and ribbon belts at the
Vaughan Store
| See those wash dresses at sl.25 at the
Vaughan Store.
| Dressmaker will go out by the day or
viii take sewing home. Tel. l6s-W.
Spray your trees and garden with py-
rox. For sale at the Kempton mill.
Miss Nina Hemenway, who has been
passing a few days with friends on Aver
street. returned this week to her home
at Fairfield.
G. T. Campbell, until emily res
/ ident of Barre, arrived 70 from New
York state yesterday for a few days
! business visit.
John Marshall, who has been spending
the past year at Plymouth, Mass, re-
turned to the city yesterday aft
ernoon to pass the summer.
Louis Romans and Joseph Shadrouie
| of Prospect street left yesterday for
| Boston, where they will remain during
the coming few days on business inter-
I ests
Miss Inella Ball, who has been spend
ing the past five weeks at Little Sioux,
Iowa returned to the city yesterday.
/ Miss Ball also visited at other points in
/ the West
j Members OF the Sunday school of the
] Hedding Methodist church will gather
/ at the church grounds Tomorrow morn
ing at o O'clock They will leave on
special car at 9;l5 o'clock for Benja
min Falls to participate in the joint out
ing and picnic with the Methodist church
of Montpelier.
About fifteen members of the Campfire
girls of the Hedding Methodist church
left this morning for Greensboro Bend,
where they will pass the coming ten
days on the banks OF Caspian lake. The
young ladies were chaperoned by Mrs.
Alfred Boyce. During their stay at
Greensboro the young ladies will be
guests at the B. w. Hooker cottage.
The Chinese university team of Homo
lulu is rated even higher than in the
two previous years OF its visits to this
country. Even since arriving in Cali
fornia in the early spring the team has
been playing consistent winning ball
over the western colleges. But very
few gaines have been lost by the team.
The Chinese appear at Berlin street on /
Wednesday afternoon and should be the
biggest drawing card ever in Barre. The
Italian management have made reserva
tons for seating facilities. Weaferi will |
pitch for the Italians and Comolli catch. |
The Italians will greatly strengthen its |
team for this game.Advt.
Red Men OF Washington county are
laying their plans for a gathering of the |
tribes at Caledonia park July Is. The /
meeting is to take the form of an out |
ing and committees from Iroquois tribe |
of Barre, Wuchosen tribe of East Barre |
and Sioux tribe of Montpelier are hold.
ing joint meetings these days to perfect |
for one Of the most pre-
tentious outdoor assemblies of Red Men /
ever held in the state. There will be a
council Of the tribes tonight to discuss
the outing r.. r. Humphrey of Lyndon
vile, great senior sycamore, has been
in the proposal to hold big
picnic and it is likely that he Will grace
the occasion with his presence Others
who are taking prominent parts in the
are Alex. Ross of this city,
who is the great junior sycamore, VIII
liam Russell, also of this city. and
past great sachem, and Dr. r. G. Barrett
of Montpelier, great sannap of the state.
Different tribes win compete in pro-
gram Of games on the afternoon OF the
outing