The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-11
TALK OF THE TOWN


H Special white and colored shirtwaists
60c, at Abbott's.
The McWhorter Co. are showing III,
new blazer stripe shirts at $l.00.
Mrs. w. w. Reid is with friends in
South Ryegate and Wells River for d
few days.
George Burroughs of Boston arrived
this morning and is spending few days
in the city and vicinity on business.
Alfred Phelps, who has been visiting
in the city and vicinity for the past fe,.
days, left this morning for his home in
Troy, N. Y.
Mrs. Martha Whitney of Jericho Center
arrived yesterday and is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Fred Quits, OF So Ayers street,
for few days.
The first appearance of the second cav.
airy from Fort Ethan Allen at the Ber-
lin street grounds tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock.--Adv.
For snappy game of baseball attend
the Italian A. G. VS.. second cavalry from
Fort Ethan Allen game at the Italian
A. c. grounds on Berlin street Saturday
afternoon,Adv
| Judge G. II. Darling of Burlington,
president of the board of trustees at God
dard seminary, arrived in the city this
morning to attend the alumni dinner at
the school this afternoon.
William I, Boyce of Burlington ar.
rived last night and is making an ex-
tended stay with relatives in the city.
After a vacation in this city he plans to
60 to New York City for short visit.
Miss Ellen McAllister of East Barre
arrived yesterday afternoon from Blu.
lington, where she has been visiting for
the past week. She is visiting relatives
in the city for a short time.
The Swedish Order of Vasa will hold |
dance in X. of c. hall Saturday evening,
June II. Gilbertsons orchestra. Meet
ing promptly at 7 o'clock for nomination
of officers. Everybody welcome. Per
order committee.
James Black, who sailed little over
month ago for Aberdeen Scotland re-
turned yesterday to his home in this
city. Mrs. Black also went to Aberdeen .
but is making more extended visit with
relatives at her former home.
Pay $500 down, with yearly payments,
and you can buy this 273 acre farm,
three miles from nice village, 10 cows,
two horses, farm tools, etc, house of six
rooms. A place that win pay for itself
in short time. Inquire of the Vermont
Real Estate & Insurance Co.
At the auction sale Saturday after
noon and evening at 32l North Main
street will be sold stone cutters mittens I
and aprons, tobacco, cigars, CONNECTION
cry, imported canned goods, violin ,
strings, basebails, blank books, and sta
tionery. G, F. Smith, auctioneer
Mrs. Scott Tinkham and son, Law
-ence Tinkham, of Quechee and William
Banngan of White River Junction ar
lived in the city yesterday for visit at
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. L. House OF Z
Vest street. Mr.. Tinkham, who is a 1911 !
,raduate of Goddard seminary, is attend !
iii. !
Mrs. Clarence Nourse of 20 East street :
eft this morning for Mortified, where
he will attend the funeral OF her broth.
r, John Nugent Mr.. Nugent died in
larry Fletcher hospital after undergoing
n operation. The funeral will be held
{ his home in Mortified to-day. where
ne remains were taken.
A baseball game has been arranged by
ne Barre A. c. to be PLAYED between lie
hem and the Barre All-Stars at the
ranite City trotting park Saturday aft u
moon. The Barre Al-Stars are chosen
ON some of the best players in the city "
nd they are to be under the guidance IN
Charles Hoerne Very likely a mum
pr of the men viii be taken from tti- SO
am he has had in hand all the season p
nus far. Sc
Uric j. Lebouryeau of Barre, a grad
tic Of Spauding high school, was grant. "a
the degree of b. :. in chemistry at no
Ie closing exercises of the Worcester :;
olyteehnic institute at Worcester. Mass. OF
! being a member OF the largest class 81
er graduated from the institution. -
here were 93 in the class. In conjunc- |:
on with Ralph VI. Johnson of Worces-
r, Mr.. Lebourveau had thesis on "A
mdy Of the Distribution and Seasonal
,riations Of the heterogeneous in the
aekstone River and Some of It's Tribu 7
ries."
George NJ. Bartlett. the architect who 4
ew the plans for the new Hotel Barre
Washington street. returned TO his
me in New York this morning after
aking a brief stay in the city. Mr..
Irtlett was accompanied back 10 New
'rk by two Of his architectural assist
t. who have bern inspecting the new
stelry with him. Yesterday and to- 4
y were two Of the busiest days az the
tel since work on the structure was
Irted last fall Much Of the heavy fur
ure has been transferred 10 the buila.
] and Is being put in position ~ rapid
a. conditions viii permit Yesterday
lew piano which i 10 adorn the draw.
room Was moved into the hotel. The
TRACTORS men are bent on completing
'ir part Of the work by tomorrow
,ht and were hustling to-day in order
4 nothing might interfere with this
ch desired contamination.