The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

see th0Se separate coats at aDDOtt 3.
Sanitary methods and prompt service.
Ross barber shop,
Special sale on mems union suits at
roc at Rogers clothing store.
Spray your trees and garden with Ply.
rox. For sale at the Kempton mill.
Alexander Richie has gone to Wells
River on few days business trip.
Pistachio, strawberry and vanilla ice
cream at the Red Cross Pharmacy to-
day.
Miss Elena Huse of Hill street under
went an operation at the City hospital
this morning.
Mrs. Ora Gregware returned last night
from Saranac Lake, N. Y, where she
visited her brother.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re-
1 bekah lodge, No. is, Wednesday evening,
June II, at s O'Clock.
Frank Linnehan left yesterday for
Boston, where he will pass the remain
der of the month with friends.
Miss Warnitta Veale of Maple avenue
has begun work for the Singer Sewing
Machine company on Elm street
/ Mrs. II. p. Wetmore Of Merchant
street went yesterday to her former
home in Mortified, where she will make
a visit of several days.
Dr. and Mrs. H. o. Worthen of Keith
avenue left this morning for Weston,
Mass, where they will make stay OF
several weeks with their son.
The McWhorter Co. have five dozen
boys summer weight balbriggan draw
ers, regular 25c quality. For this week,
two pairs for 25c; sizes "a to "a.
Robert Purcell, who has been spending
the past week in Barre, returned last
night to his home at Natick, Mass.
While in the city he visited the granite
manufacturing plants and also quarry
| deposits.
Opening of the new gymnasium, Gran
| iteville, June 10. Harris singing orches-
ira of four pieces. Free concert from
to s. Dancing from to IL. Admis-
sion to dance soc; extra ladies' free. A
cordial welcome to all.
! The condition OF Mrs A. A. Northrop
of Merchant street, who recently sub
mitted to an operation for amputation
of one foot, is convaescing steadily, al
though it will be several weeks before
she is able to be out of doors.
| The Barre A. G. have made arrange
ments for special car service for Fridays
! game Cars will leave Jones Bros at
A o'clock, Blackwell street at 4;07 and
city park at 4:l0, besides the regular
one, which leaves the south end at 4:l5.
-Advt.
The first weekly concert of the season
will be given in city square this even
ing by the Barre Citizens band. Tho
musicians have been rehearsing faith
fully for the summer series OF concerts,
and their appearance on the park to-
night will be the first since Memorial
day.
At a recent meeting of the Granite
Savings Bank & Trust Co.. it was de-
cided to build beneath the wall of the
eompanys new restaurant building on
Depot square substantial cement wall.
The addition of basement to the plans
will mean that the work will consume
several additional days in completion.
Rev. w. j. NJ Beattie, rector of the
Church of the Good Shepherd. f. G.
Rowland, John Robins, L. r. Rickert
and j. w. Vaughan went last night to
Vergennes, where they were present this
morning at the opening session of the
annual convention of the Vermont Epis
copal diocese.
Emilio Campagnari, who stepped off
a moving street ear backwards Monday
night, was somewhat improved to-day at
the City hospital, being able to talk
somewhat more freely than yesterday.
1t was found that he bad sustained a
fracture at the base of the skull. Cam
pagnsri has wife and five children, who
reside in the a. Tomasi building on
North Main street.
Miss Katherine Stewart, who has been
teaching in the graded schools of Chel |
sea, arrived in the city yesterday for a
stay of several days with Miss Sadie |
Haddican of Prospect street. Next week !
Miss Stewart will leave for Springfield, |
Mass, where she will join her parents,
who recently removed to that city after
a long residence in Barre.
While playing on the piazza at his
home in Bolster place recently young
Renato Sroni fell from the railing and |
was painfully hurt. A physician who
was called at once treated the lad for |
internal injuries. from which it is ex
pected he will make complete recovery |
in time. He will be confined to the house |
for at least three weeks.
Manager Sullivan of the keene team
writes that he will present the follow
ing lineup against the Barre A. c. Fri
day and Saturday at Intercity park:
Stafford of Tufts college, 2b; Lynch OF
Catholic university of Washington, d. c.,
Ii; McClivee of Bowdoin, SIS; Lee of |
Tufts, 3b; Murray of Dean academy,
lb Wescott of Tufts, eff; Fisk of Seton
Hall college, and rf; Carroll of Holy
Cross c and rf; Murray of Holy Cross,
Walsh of Fordham, Ralson of Seton Hall
and Adams of Tufts, pitchers. These
players are all stars. Murray of Holy
Cross is recognized as the best college
pitcher of the season. Don't miss these
games.-Advt.
On recent evening. very pleasant
gathering took place at the home of Jo-
seph A. Riyard in Websterville, when
nearly 70 young people gathered there
in honor of the birthday of their eldest
son, Dona Rivard. A welcoming ad-
dress was read by Colombo Rivard.
sister of the host, and Sylvia Riyard.
another sister, presented him a purse in
behalf of the guests. The young people