The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-12
TALK OF THE TOWN
Lsinn ont sale nt Knlrht,s.

Hard Parlor!
New caps and new neckwear from the
McWhorter Go.
Piano, safe and furniture moving. r..
G. Rogers. Tell. 100, Barre.
Use Pyrox in spraying trees and pc
tatoes. For sale at kempton Mills.
Romance OF Elaine,' at Pavilion to-
day and more thrilling than ever,-Adv.
Miss Maybell Stacy OF Burlington ar
rived last night and is making weeks
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. WI
liam Stacy OF Prospect street.
John Ladd, well known Orange lum-
Der dealer, was n visitor In the city yes
terday, while on his way to Burlington,
for few days business visit.
Harold Fits of Park streets and Ray
mond Cave OF French street returned last
night from Burlington, where they have
been enjoying brief motor trip.
! The death of Charles Sharkey, at Win
ter Hill, Mass, last Saturday, occurred
at his own home, instead of the home
of his daughter, as previously reported.
Charles r. Young of Burlington, for
mer proprietor of the Barre Shoe store.
returned to his home yesterday, after
spending few days in the city on bus
/ mess.
Mrs. Matilda Mccormick of North
| field, who has been visiting for the past
week at the home of Mrs. Emily Henry
of jefferson street, left this morning for
her home.
Mrs. 0. E. Arey Of Waterbury arrived
yesterday and is visiting at the home Of
Mrs. George Mathieson on Liberty
street and other friends in the city for
few days.
| Miss Christine i. Murray returned to
her work in A. A. Sargents law office
this morning, after spending two
weeks vacation with friends in Burling-
ton and Middlebury.
Egidio Rulfo, who recently assumed
his duties as manager of the new Ian
der store in the jackson building, Is
moving his household goods into apart
ments at 20 Ayers street.
Mrs. Eleanor Pollard of Brook street,
who is taking vacation from her du-
ties in the McCuen store in Montpelier,
went yesterday to Enosburg Falls,
where she is passing several days with
her sister.
The boys Of the intermediate and jun
Tor departments of the Congregational
church will have a picnic Friday after
noon, and all are asked to meet at the
Mathewson school building at o'clock.
Bring lunch and come prepared to play
baseball.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weaver of Athol,
Mass, arrived in the city yesterday and
made brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs. |
Melvin Wood on Academy street. They |
left this morning for Montpelier, whore
they will visit other friends for short |
time before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Rising OF
South Main street returned last night !
from Burlington, where they have been
staying for the past two months. Mr.. |
Rising, who has been employed on the
new union depot that is being built |
there, began work in this city this morn
ing.
John Arioli and Basilio Dente, who
was formerly in the fruit business on
Depot square, have formed partner
ship and will open store in the Merlo
block at 81 North Main street. Messrs. |
Arioli and Dente will make an announce
ment concerning their business venture
in the near future.
A party of girls from this city, who
have been spending the past week at
Woodbury. pond while on their vacation,
returned to their homes in this city l
last night. Among those IN the party
were. Misses Edith Partridge, Cora
Batohelder, Harriet Hood, Rose Moore,
Eileen Parks and Coraline Sowden.
New stage n9l6 Buick, Barre TO
Graniteville, win start Saturday, Aug
IA. The stage win leave Graniteville at
a. m. and ! p. m, starting on its re-
turn trips from Barre at ii a. m. and
4 D. m. Special attention win be paid
10 freight service and the execution Of
small errands, as well as the passenger
service. w. II. Norris q Son.
Joseph Green of Hill street is able
10 be out Of doors, after having sus-
tanned a severe ankle sprain while play
ing baseball with companions. Young
Green jumped for a high one and turned
his ankle when he struck the ground.
A physicians examination disclosed the
fact that he had displaced a ligament
ia the right ankle. He expects 10 dis.
card his crutches at the end Of the week.
Chief Sinclair Of the police depart.
ment, Deputy Sheriff George y. Howe OF
south Main street. and Deputy sheriff
Dennis Donahue Of Graniteville have been
selected, among others. by Sheriff 7. II.
Tracy 60 assist in policing the fair
grounds AZ White River Junction while
the state fair is in progress next month.
Messrs. Sinclair and Howe have engaged
in police work each year al the fair
grounds ever since the county sheriff
assumed charge Of the special policing At
the state fair.