The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Palmist mad clairvoyant, "The Littl
II Wonder" gifted trance medium, unit
II Sept. !, room Is, Buzzell hotel.
II Baseball-B. A. G. VS.. Randolph, Sat
H urday afternoon at o'clock. Admis
II sion, Zoe. Ladies and grandstand, free
II Mrs Mary Brock of Washington stree
Il left yesterday on carriage drive to he
H former home in Newbury and expects t.
H be absent several days. ;.
H George Close of Cambridge, Mass, ar
Il rived in the city this morning for
\ week end visit at the Morrison farm
\ cottage ON west hill.
John Palmero of Boston arrived il
| the city yesterday for visit at thu
home of his sister, Mrs. Anthony Gas
parello of Merchant street.
Sheriff F. II. Tracy and Mrs. Tracy
were visitors in the city yesterday, Will,
on their way to Chelsea, to attend thu
Old Home week celebration.
Mrs. Lucy f. Sowden will open pri
vate school for beginners Sept. at hel
home, SO fremont street. Public schoo
methods used Apply early.-Adv.
Fresh blueberries in wholesale or re.
tail quantities. Finest fruit from New
York daily at BURBERRY headquarters
John CLERGY, 800 North Main street.
Mrs. T. T. Miles and granddaughter
Gladys Tucker, of South Main street re-
at the home of Mrs. Caldwell in Dan
vile.
1t has been decided to hold the meeting
OF the committee representing the Brit
ish Imperial Relief fund, which was orig
inally called for this evening, in Clan
Gordon hall Monday at p. M
/ DR.. and Mrs. c. w. Steele of North
street have returned from weeks out
ing at Camp Comfort on Curtis pond in
Calais. They were accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Bullock of Mortified.
Miss Agnes Nelson, who has been
passing two weeks vacation with
| friends in New York, has returned to
Barre and resumed her duties as cashier
in the Office OF the Vermont Tel. & Tel.
Co.
John T. Hubbard, member of the
faculty at Spaulding high school, who
has been passing several weeks at a
boys camp on Lake Champlain since re-
turning from trip to Wisconsin, has
arrived in the city.
Richard Storer of Cambridge, Mass,
has been guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Close at the Morrison farm cottage on
west hill. As Dick" Storer, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Close is remembered as
a former football star at Harvard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Hosmer and lit
tie daughter, Elizabeth, who have been
visiting at the home of Mrs. Hosmer's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James MKenzie, of
Merchant street, while Mr.. Hosmer at
tended the conference of union school
superintendent at the capital, returned
this morning to Fair Haven.
George Cove of Eastern avenue and
Hobart Newell of French street, 1914
graduates of Spaulding high school, left
this morning for Worcester, Mass, where
they will commence shop work in the
electrical line at the Worcester Polytech-
ME institute until the beginning of school
when they will resume their regular
studies there.
Charles f. Stevens Of II Highland
avenue, who is taking two weeks va
cation from his duties as flsgman at the |
Barre & Chelsea railroad crossings on
Prospect street, left this morning with
Mrs Stevens for a visit with relatives
in Wells River and Plymouth, n. H. Roy |
Pearson is in charge OF the flag station
on Prospect street during Mr.. Stevens
absence.
The last Of the series Of lectures on
the care and modern uses of Wearever
aluminium cooking utensils viii be given
Friday evening at s o'clock in the Uni.
versalist vestry under the auspices Of the
ladies' union. As has been the custom in
the previous demonstrations, a quart
sauce pan OF aluminium will be given
free 20 each household represented, and
novel refreshments viii be served. A spe.
cial invitation is extended 10 the men.
l0c.
The names Of Leon Cummings. Charles
Lawrence Kent and Alexander
Parks were omitted in yesterdays Times
In the list Of the boy scouts that re-
turned from North Hero, where they
have been camping for the past three
weeks al Camp Abnaki. While there the
boys were awarded 25 merit badges and
Wendell smith was made an eagle scout,
which i the highest rank given. AZ an
athletic meet which was held there in
which about $50 BOYS competed. Charles
Collins was awarded four Of the ribbons
1fTered in contests.
Two teams composed Of call men and
'cgulars in the Barre fire department I
re practieing daily for the state fire.
mems tournament 90 b. held in Rut-
and Labor day. The personnel Of both I
yutfts has been changed but slightly I
rom the aggregations that went 20 the
Marble city last wear and made clean ,
weep Of the most desirable positions in {
he race in xhieh twenty teams from :
erm0nt and New YORK were THE start q
70. Almost any late afternoon sees I
me company o. THE other Or both IN run I
ing toys 81 the Ayers street driving !
ark and II preparation j. going b. count D
n the assignment If pisces 10 the rae
,fkt Labor dav. TIE teams Nili ~ in fnc .
sttie. For ttree years Barre frcmeu .
ave held fln state trophy and last year :
ri and Second planes N the hose rars 4
"a coupling cUntest weut a. ths l1eal q
apartment D
tseures q Lang ~ Barton. who ~
rrfiv rlgsaa his piase of hasiuess from 2
- Inns hiask 81 thf caruHr 81 semi ?
arr end Nuffh Main streets g. tie Z
saIzs bniEiue. has srid BE stek ol 2
susfrr and fKfurrs e. q B lruit al :