The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Big values at Knights this week.
Half.price sale of suits at Abbott's,
See those tub silk waists Csc at the
Vaughan Store.
Tomorrow Tuesday, is the last day
to pay taxes without added costs OF col
lection.Adv.
Sacred concert at Benjamin's falls on
Sunday afternoon. The Citizens Dand
will furnish music.
Joseph Bernard left the city Saturday
for Burlington, where he is passing a
week in camp with friends at Lake
Champlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slas Jay and daughters,
Doris and Nettie, of Amherst, Mass, arc
visitors at the home OF Mr.. ana MIS-
II. A. Carey, east hill.
H,.W. Shores passed Sunday with Mrs.
Shores, who is making an extended stay
in st. ,Johnsbury. Mrs. Shores has en-
tered Brightlook hospital in that village
for treatment.
MANY members of the Italian A. Z.
gathered in kelly's grove yesterday att
ernoon for picnic. Club musicians FUR
nished selections while the picnic was
in progress, and refreshments were
served.
/ Ralph Thayer, who has been spending
a two weeks vacation at the home 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Averill OF Elm
street and with other relatives in Barre,
left yesterday for his home IN Cam
bridge, Mass.
The only place in town where you
can get vanilla ice cream with Muir
RAYS best frozen pudding sauce, sliced
bananas and marshmallow for l0c- The
Drown pharmacy Quality" ices and
beverages. -Advt.
Carl Nelson of Franklin street, VINO
| is taking two weeks vacation from
his duties in the Office of the Peoples
Lighting, Heating & Power Co, on De-
! pot square, left Saturday night Tor
Northampton, Mass, where he is visit
ing relatives.
| Harold Venner, bellhop employed at
Hotel Barre, engaged a team at the Papin
livery last evening and started for Mont
pelier. AS the outfit neared the bend IN
| the highway near Jones Bros, the horse,
chestnut mare valued at $50, suddenly
reared in the air and fell over TO the
ground. Death was instantaneous and a
veterinarian who examined the animal
afterward said its demise was due to a
bursted blood vessel.
A party of six ball -tossers went Sat
urday afternoon to Bethel where they
made M most of the Bethel team which
defeated the Randolph team by score OF
3 10 |. The battery for the Bethel team
were the well-known Italian A. c. play
ers. Weaferi and Comolli. From Weaf-
eris delivery the Randolph men were
able to get only three safe hits. Against
Spear, the Barre boys hit fairly well,
getting six hits. Johnston, the Barre A.
! c. shortstop, was the heavy hitter of the
day. getting two hits. Others who
played were; Bottigi lib, Gay 5b, and
Lyons IS.
A number OF Barre people motored to
Fort Ethan Allen yesterday and were
present during the sham battle fought
by the LIST Vermont regiment in camp
there. Among those who made the trip
were: DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Jackson. their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Merrill of st. Al
bans. Me-. and Mrs. Vining and Edward
jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Holden and
Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Tilden. Barre
people were interested spectators when
Governor Gates and Congressman +. l..
Greene made airship ascensions with the
regimental aviator.
Fred w. Suitor, president Of the Yer
mont state branch OF the A. +. of j.,
Alexander Ironside, the state secretary,
and Wesley Hoffman and John Gauthier,
who are to represent the cigarmakers OF
Barre and Montpelier, went 20 Burling-
ton this morning TO complete arrange
ments for the state labor convention,
which opens Tuesday forenoon. Presi-
dent suitor and Secretary lronside viii
give their annual addresses tomorrow
afternoon. A number Of other Barre
delegates plan TO go 10 Burlington to-
morrow morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Freeman Of Rich.
mond arrived in the city this morning
and will remain here 60 attend the ia.
neral Of Mrs. Freeman's father, Charles
sharkey, whose death occurred at Win
ter Hill. Mass. Saturday morning The
remains Of Mr.. Sharkey viii arrive IN
the city late this afternoon, accomps-
MED by Mrs. Sharkey and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Brasssw and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. A. y. Mckenzie Of Hanover,
IN. H.. relatives Of the deceased. also
came 90 Barre TO-DAY 70 attend the fu-
neral, which IL 20 be held tomorrow
forenoon at 10 O'Clock.
because the weather maker threatened
70 interfere with outdoor services IN
city PARK. the union meeting Of city
churches was held in the Hedding Meth
odist church last evening. Rev. Antonio
I Naeauo Of Brooklyn. y y. who -
spending several weeks in the city, spoke
on the subject. Vacation Echoes" Rev.
George X. Holt. Who has resumed bic On.
ties II the First Baptist church. after
Passing a fee weeks In camp - lake
Caspian. was the preacher 81 union serr-
iees held in the Methodist church y the
morning. Beginning neNt Sunday and
continuing until Sert 4. Rev. p. y. NeH-
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