The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

| lnllUfens ECnOUI HOst at Vaughan -
A new shoe for the boy prescott.
All solid leather. This shoe makes sat
listed customers. Shea's Shoe Store.
Fred B. Miles of Boston will speak al
the Spiritualist hall at South Barre, Sun
day, September 5, at 2 and p. m.-Adv
The members of the First Baptist
church choir will meet at the church fol
rehearsal Friday evening at 7;l5 o'clock
| Have you ever tried butter scotch
Ifrappe with vanilla ice cream? Well, be
lieve us, it is winner. And it's al
| browns.
G. II. Gorham of Bellows Falls, secre-
tary of the state board OF examiners OF
embalmers, arrived in the city last night
and is staying at Hotel Barre.
Neil Marion of Summer street re.
| turned to the city last night after pass
| ing a week in camp with friends on Lake
ChampIain near Burlington. He resumed
| his duties in the restaurant of his broth
| er, j. j. Marion, this morning.
Under the direction of the aldermanic
J fire committee, the city hydrants and
| fire alarm boxes are being recoated with
paint. The alarm boxes are more sus-
ceptible to the rigors of the weather and
for that reason they stand more sadly
in need of repainting.
Winifred Smith of Perry street and
Harold Fits of Park street have re-
turned from North Hero, where they
have been passing a few days at Camp
Abnaki. The camp, which has been open
since the latter part of June, closed to-
day, after one Of the most successful
seasons in its history. Plans for next
years camping season are to be started
at once, as the promoters are satisfied
that the North Hero camp is a fixture IN
the summer life of Vermont boys
Bonaccords are TO try conclusions with
the Rangers at soccer football on the
Italian Athletic club field next Monday
morning and rivalry between the two
clubs has reached keen pitch since il
was announced that the pair are matched
This year Barre has been without its
customary league soccer and consequent
ly interest had dwindled considerably
until the Labor day plans of the two
foremost clubs were made known. Drib.
bling contests and a l00-yard dash are
10 be held before the football match
Arrangements are being made TO handle
a large crowd on the grounds, as the
program does not interfere with the do
ings at Granite City park in the after.
noon.
Guests arriving by motor and train
filled Hotel Barre TO overlooking again
last night. In addition TO q large quota
Of professional men here for the funeral
directors convention, there were many
tourist arrivals, among them being: Hon.
Charles l.. Croker, Mrs. Croker and
Mrs. Pauline Croker OF Montreal, Mr.
and Mrs. James J.. Lewis and Graham
Lewis and two ehauffcurs, also Of Mont.
real; Mrs. II. c. Hopkins, Mrs c. Bridge.
man, Mrs. Charles Norholf, ir. Of New
York City and Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Bridge
man and Miss Grace Henry of Canaan.
~. H.; Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Smith Of
Boston and Mr.. and Mrs Edward Ketch-
am OF West Roxbury, Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. =. Brown aud Mrs. Avis Holly
of Boston; y. D. Finch and son. Boston;
Mr. and Mrs. r.. NJ. Cowics Of Albany.
Mrs. Jenne Of Newport, Mrs Chafey and
Miss Ghafey Of 81. Johnsburyg Or.
George D. samson. ". :. Scofeld and
DR.. A. /. Iarner Of Burlington, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. y. Thompson and Mr. and Mrs..
q. n. Caron Of Barton.
Superintendent Alexander uanton Of
the city cemeteries returned 20 the city
last night from a two weeks western
trip in the course Of which BE- attended
the annual convention Of the National
Association Of Cemetery Superintendent.
ents IN Minueap6lisf MINI. An effort on
the part Of New England supcriutsnd.
snts. Jed hy Mr.. Hanton. 90 have the NJ
ti0nal convention meet 81 Barre. was
succcssfHi, insofar ~ the association vir.
tually went on recnrd as faVorinr this
city - a meeting place for 1917. Neat
year the superiutcudents nre 60 ~ ~.
tertained in Norfolk. Va and 30 the
Worth uiIl D. due for a convention n
The following year i i quite gr0ha hls
that the assofiafi0n vii meet in The
Barre granite region. On Die return trip
east superintendent Hautou stopped II
Detroit. Mirh- und visited his brother
Thomas Hanfnn. earfafn 81 fhe cts
frs department. who Is Pleasantly -
srrmhefed ~ 3 uumher "a local ueag.lt.
More than tgW eematerv hrads from 81
fHrts ~ thf ca1ntrF vers assemt.iea 81