The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

III lOuiH thN pcDh HNA' A'AAN'S
H Barber Shop.
H Saturday sale ladies' silk hose at the
II Vaughan Store.
Automobile for hire, Inquire of Z. A.
Prindle, SO Keith avenue.
Madame Florence, clairvoyant and
palmist. Is Granite street.
Our loo all silk hair ribbons Az inches
wide for l0c yard at Perry's.
II A son was born Monday, Aug. IL, to
| Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mcmahon of West
street.
Ross service Is sanitary and salts
factory service Ross barber shop,
Depot square.
Misses Regis Ridden ana Dolores Nc
Weeney of Bellows Falls are visiting at
w. A. Murray's.
We offer lot OF sl.0O umbrellas for
zoe each; an extra good bargain at
Perry's on Saturday,
George r. Beyerle, piano tuner, viii be
here next week and not again until Octo-
Der. Leave orders at this Office.
Special Sales--One day only, Satur
day, Aug. %, at Eastern Estate Tea Co.
store, two combinations given that day.
See circulars in window.
Harley Chapels, who has been visiting
his brother, Forrest r. Chapels, of 50
Brook street, returned last night to his
home in Rockland, Me.
Through the Eyes OF the Blind" /.
NJ. p. two-reel feature. Edwin August
in "The faint of an Alien" and Ford
Sterling at the Biiou.-Adv.
Mrs. Arthur Gates of Arlington, Mass,
and Miss Mildred Rrownell of Worcester,
Mass, who have been spending several
days with friends in Barre, returned to
their respective homes to-day.
The Italian A. c. baseball! team will
90 to st. Johnsbury tomorrow to play
| the ST. Johnsbury A. G. baseball team
instead of Littleton, \. H., as was pre-
viously announced by Manager CaIcagni. |
Miss Catherine stephens, who has been
passing several days at the home OF her |
aunt in Vest Berlin, has gone to Ran
dolph for an extended visit with her |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Alex Z. STEPHENS, |
who recently moved to that village from
Barre.
Barre friends Of Vernon w. Rand of
Hardwick will be interested to learn
that he has announced himself as can
didate for the Office of sheriff in Gale
donna county. He will make a try for
the office, he says, on non-partisan
ticket
Rev. Thomas r. ockford, rector of st.
Mary's church. Mortified, will conduct
4 L. ~
the Good Shepherd Sunday. During the
absence Of the local rector in Canada,
arrangements have been made for sup
plying his pulpit each Sunday.
On the docket at city court Thursday,
Aug. 81, has been fixed as date for
the second hearing in the case of state
VS.. Broggini, charged with breach of
the peace. When the case was heard for
the first time last week. the jury re-
ported a disagreement, after having been !
in retirement nearly five hours. /
At delightful little party given by ;
Mrs Douglas NJ. BARCLAY of Franklin
stree. to dozen young ladies last even
ing. the engagement OF Miss Martha f.
Slayton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
A. Slayton. 10 Walter Wilcox OF More Z
town was announced. Dinner was served !
early in the evening and afterwards the /
of the party engaged in various
forms of amusement and entertainment.
John Mclean of Montpelier. who is
.aking two weeks vacation from his F
iuties in the Union Clothing store, re- Il
turned yesterday with Airs Mclean from il
Shelburne bay on Lake Champlain, where Il
hey have been in camp for the past 10 I
lays During his stay, Mr.. Mclean ex- c
tied the envy of fishermen in that local o
ty by catching a muskellonge weighing X
more than II pounds. The 'lunge, as II d
s called is a deep water fish and old Fl
nglers on the bay assert that larger T
member of the salmon species has not 81
,een taken from the water in six years. II
The Granite City hose company is =
utting in some of the stffest practice :,
f the summer in anticipation of the y
fremen's meet at Rutland "
N Labor day. Chief c. b. Gladding has Sc
he oversight of the practice runs and sc
team of IL men is rapidly rounding 81
nto shape The Granite City outfit viii a.
q on the defensive this year, as it will Ok
inter- race in which il must retain the re
rOpnN Won from lhEBe Helu vi ihsN
ears meet. Recent advices from the -
ecretary of the tournament indicates -
hat teams will compete from northern oe
lew York and practically every organ !"
ed fire department in the state. :
The funeral of Mrs Mary NJ. Adams. I
life of the late Robert A. Adams, whose -
cath occurred at the home Of her SON -.
Flaw, Rufus o. Whiteomb on Hollister ste
III in Plsinfeld Monday evening, after ep
long period of poor health. was held -
t the house Thursday afternoon at | -
clock. Rev. A. w. Hewitt. pastor Of
le Methodist church in Plainfield was
le officiating clergyman and the burial
'ok place in Eaton cesetery. There
as a profusion of flowers and many
lends of the deceased gathered 20 pay
leir last respects. Two Of her sons
lillian A. Adams and Harry T. Adams :
Chicago. were present at the services. 4
William b. Jones Of Willismstown was
visitor in the city to-day. Mr.. Jones
now busy on some Of the preliminary
tails that are yet 70 BE- worked out
the construction Of a new stoneshed
replace the plant Of the W. B. Jones
-anite Co.. which was destroyed in