The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II Chldren's and ladies' odd oxfords |
II 49c pair. Fits.
II One hundred pairs of those special co
II sets to sell at SOC at Vaughans.
II Auction sale at Hotel Northern Frida
II and Saturday. See ad. o. IL. Hal
II auctioneer.
II Miss Edith Watson of Franklin stree
IS employed as clerk in the office
II City Judge H. w. Scott.
II Leslie Mercer of Keith avenue left yes
II terday for Waterbury, where he wi
II visit relatives for the next three weeks
II Miss Annie Messer. who attends Noun
H Holyoke college, returned home yestel
II day and is to spend her vacation at he
H home on Orange street.
II Mrs. Il. j. Rutter has received her de
H gree from the Massachusetts, School 0
H Optometry and will 90 to Barre this fall
H where she has position-Danville item
Mrs. Gerry Blanchard of Natick, Mass
who recently arrived in Vermont from
\ visit with relatives in New York state
| is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Hous
at their home on West street.
Information has reached Barre tina
Miss Hazel Lyon, who was a sophomor,
at Mount Holyoke college last year, re
ceived the first rank honor in class Of
240 members. There were Is honor stu
dents.
Forrest Batchelder of Hill street left
yesterday for Brandon, where he will
visit his sister, Cora, who is employed
as a teacher in the schools there. He
will also attend the graduation exercises
there this week.
George Elriek pleaded guilty to sub.
sequent offense before Judge H. w. Scott
in city court this forenoon and his case
was continued for sentence until July 10,
| The young man was arrested last night
by Deputy Sheriff John L. Jerue.
Miss Marion Raymenton, graduate OF
Goddard seminary, who has been visiting
at the home OF former classmate, Mrs.
NJ. +. Cutler of 81 jefferson street, for
the past two weeks, left this morning
for Shelburne, where she will visit friends
for few days.
The Ida Read w. c. T. L. will observe
flower mission day with Mrs. H. w. Eag
er, Prospect street, Friday afternoon at
$50 All members are requested to
bring flowers, also their salt coupons. 1t
| is desired that all those who wish to be-
| come members be present.
Royal Monkey of Merchant street eS.
tension, who has been taking trip
to the Pacific coast, returned to his
home in this city yesterday, after a
six weeks tour. While on his trip, Mr.,
Monkey visited the exposition and sew
eral other places of interest.
Remember the auction sale Saturday
afternoon and evening, this week, OF
the balance of the Oscar Borgh stock
and fixtures at 32l No. Main street
city Fixtures will be sold at o'clock
in the afternoon and consist of large
$50 refrigerator, roll top desk and chair,
electric fan, counter scales, show cases,
awning, etc. c. +. Smith, auctioneer.
Stephen Rizzi a well known north end
granite manufacturer, member of the
firm OF Rizzi Bros. has been appointed
as justice of the peace to succeed b. Al
bisett. who passed away a few months
ago. Notice OF Mr. Rizzi's appointment
by Governor c. W. Gates came to-day
and the appointee has indicated his pur.
pose to qualify for the Office at once.
Last evening at the |. O. o. +. hall in
the Gordon block, Bright Star Rebekah |
lodge. No. Is. worked their degree and
took some new members into their ranks. |
A large delegation from out of town,
coming from East Barre, Granitevlle. |
Williamstown and Waterbury, were pres.
ent at the meeting. After the degree
work they assembled in the dining hall
where they were served refreshments OF
ice cream and cake.
A birthday surprise party was given
last evening to Miss Deloras Beach, who
resides at l07 Prospect street, at the
home OF Mrs. r. +. Newcomb OF Allen
street. About 20 of her young friends
gathered to help her celebrate her 18th
IL was 4 complete surprise TO
Miss Beach. Soon after all had come
they assembled on the lawn, where most
Of the evening was spent. Outdoor games
were played until late evening and before
the departure OF her friends they were
served light refreshments OF punch and
waters.
The White Sox baseball team of this
,ity returned last night from East Barre,
where they suffered a defeat at the hands
II the East Barre A. c. by score Of 6
% ;. In the early stages, or in the first
.wo innings. the East Barre team had
heir total number Of runs. but The
White Sox were unable 10 get in more
han five tallies. On hitting. both teams
we're about even. each getting six hits !
FOR the East Barre team Roark aud Tap :
IN we're used as a battery and for the
White Sox Ogston md Fowlie constitut.
4 the battery. Roark. the East Barre .
'itcher. did great work in the box, get !
ing 20 strikeouts
A deed registered to-day records the
rsnsfer Of the sO-called Merrill farm IN !
60 Herbert J.. Platt and \
lr. and Mrs &. ". Brockway of vii.
amstown. who plan TO take possession
{ the property within = month. In the
lesnwhile Mr.. Brofkway and Mr.. Plat
ill devote considerable time IN making
Extensive repairs ~ the farmhouse barns
nd outbuildincs. The property consists
{ ls5 acfes. The y. A. Perry Real
state agency Of this city conducted ne
otiations for the sale ia behalf 81 In.
.us n Wright. administrator for the
state II L. J. H. Merrill and Fannie =. 4
lerfilL
Objections e. the newspaper and pebble
raetiee of designating uppef Granite
~ e. Tough end" sre raised ~
oman resident 1T thst ueiVhbuhopi 4
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