The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sanitary methods and prompt service.
Ross barber shop.
"The Perils of Pauline" better than
ever, at the Pavilion to -day.-Adv.
An extra value in ladies' gauze vests
for Zoe each at Perry's on Saturday.
Spray your trees and garden with py-
rox. For sale at the Kempton MILL
Pistachio, strawberry and vanilla ice
cream at the Red Cross Pharmacy to-
day.
Mrs. Ned Lewis has returned from a
weeks visit to her parents in Lancaster,
n. H.
Hobart Newell, recent graduate of
'Spaulding high school, has entered the
employ of the Consolidated Lighting Co.
At Zoe each ladies game vest with
wide lace yoke; vest you usually pay
more for; at only l0c at Perrys on
Saturday.
X. H. Gale of Wellington street and
Arthur Carroll left yesterday for Boston
where they expect to pass the remand
er OF the week.
William Fabio, who has been EN-
ployed in New York for the past six
months, arrived in the city yesterday to
spend the summer.
Miss Ray Barney of st. Johnsbury
arrived in the city yesterday to spend
several days with her father, Lewis Bar
ney, in South Barre.
Miss Frances Lalor, who has been
spending few days with friends in
Barre, returned this morning to her
home in Lebanon, N II.
Judge c. H. Darling, who has been
passing a few days in Barre and Mont
pelier, on business, returned yesterday to
his home in Burlington.
Mrs. Theron Evans, who was in the
| city last evening to attend the Dodge
Parker nuptials on Elm street, returned
to- day to her home in Moretown
Mrs. H. B. Brooks and her daugh-
ter Miss Stella Brooks, of Washington
street left this forenoon for Canobie
Lake, N. H., where they viii pass the
summer
Opening of the new gymnasium, Gran
iteville June TO- 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 Barre A. c. have made arrange
ments for special car service for Fridays
game Cars will leave Jones Bros at
4 o'clock, Blackwell street at 4:07 and
city park at 4:l0, besides the regular
one, which leaves the south end at AIS.
-Adyt
Mr.. and Mrs. t. N. Normandeau and
family and Arthur Boyea left this fore
noon by automobile on a trip through /
the northern part of the state and
through the Adirondack mountains, I
They will also visit at Malone, their /
former home.
Arrangements have been completed for
a baseball game to be played between /
the Barre Athletic club and Norwich I
university at Mortified next Monday /
afternoon The game is to be one of the /
features OF the uniyersity's commence
ment exercises.
Over the Barre branch of the Central
Vermont railroad three finely bred cows
were shipped by express. The stock
was consigned BY DIR. Whitney Of Mont
pelier to George r. Wales. prominent
Massachusetts breeder who has a large
stock farm at North Beverly. One OF
the thoroughbreds was imported by DIR.
Whitney and the others are native Jer-
seys. Only once or twice in recent
years has such a comparatively large
over the local branch
In the city square last night the Barre
Citizens band continued its summer Sc
ries of weekly concerts. There was
large crowd gathered around the green
and many automobilists who parked
their machines near the music stand
joined with their horns in the vociferous
applause that followed each number
I. !
most people. it seems, were willing to
concede that the band had furnished
fine quality of music and that its mum
bers had not been greatly decimated.
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, Oh; Lynch OF
Catholic university of Washington, d. c.,
If; McClivee of Bowdoin, ss; Lee of
Tufts, 3b; Murray of Dean academy,
ID; Wescott Of Tufts, Of; Fisk of Seton
Hall college, c and RI Carroll of Holy
Cross, and ri 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
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Leonard of
Cambridge, Mass, arrived in the city to-
day to pass the summer on South Main
street. Mr.. Leonard has been engaged
for a second season to have charge of
Barre's playground system and he win
begin his duties at once. Now that
the city schools are closed for the sum .
mer, plans are all but completed for re- !
opening the Fairgrounds at North Barre
and at the south-end. Mr.. Leonard will
divide his time between the two amuse-
ment centers and as his assistant, Mrs. /.
Hattie Tillotson, teacher in the
Church street school, has been engaged !
Mrs. Tillotson will assume charge of her
part of the work at once, coming here
from Mortified, where she has been Z
staying since the schools closed. Men
ire engaged in putting into shape the
Fairgrounds off Berlin street and the :
,lsv space at the driving park