The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-16
TALK OF THE TOWN
New wash goods at Abbott's.

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bolts.
Trunks, bags and suit cases from tn
McWhorter Co.
Remember, Saturday only all good
reduced at Vaughan's.
Mrs. John Broderick of North Mai
street has returned to the city afte
spending several days with relatives II
Boston and vicinity.
Saturday, Sept. IS, the ]. 0. Q, L., NJ
u, will have food sale OF homemade
food, beans, spaghetti, etc, at the store
OF late Oscar Borgh, North Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hayes returned
to Groveton, n H., yesterday, after pass
ing several days in the city as the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. ii. Hodgdon OF High
land avenue.
Miss Ethel Morgan wishes to correct
the statement in yesterdays Times that
she gave an exhibition of modern dane.
ing with Edward Conway at the state
fair yesterday.
! d. u. Gale of the Carlisle & Gale Co
of Boston has arrived in the city with
! the dust collectors that are to be in
stalled on the surface cutting machines
in the stonesheds. Mr.. Gale has already
started the work of putting the collec-
| tors on the machines and several OF the
larger companies have them installed.
Rev. w. A. Kinzie, who for several
years was pastor of the Baptist church
in this city and who is pleasantly re-
membered by many people here, has re-
signed as pastor of the Essex Street Bap-
fist church in Lynn, Mass, to become
manager of the Boston branch OF the
American Baptist Publication society.
Rev. Mr.. Kinzie is temporarily in Phil
adelphia to meet the executive commit
tee of the society. He will maintain his
residence in Lynn, where he has been
for eight years.
4 number OF young women of the city
joined last evening in delightful din
ner party given at Hotel Barre in honor
of Miss Marguerite G. Stoughton of
French street, whose marriage to Geof
FREY Rollison of Palmerton, Pa, is to
take place in the near future. After
the dinner hour there was a bridge
party. Among those who participated
were Mrs Douglas NJ. Barclay, Mrs.
NJ. K Mackay, Misses Evelyn and Mil
bred Phelps, Misses Ethel and Jennie
Even, Miss Freda C. Hooker and Miss
Stoughton.
Twenty-one people who purchased
tickets for the special train to the state
fair this morning had their choice of
selecting seats from seven passenger
coaches that made up the train leaving
Barre at $3.50 o'clock. Patrons of yes
terday's excursion train, VINO returned
to the city at $3.50 o'clock last night,
were more numerous, but the number of
tickets in neither instance was as great
as in former years. Railroad officials
probably conclude that the motor is
rapid ysuperseding the locomotive as a
factor in transporting people TO the big
doings at White River junction. Ii any
thing, more cars left Barre for the fair |
ground this morning, although ..,e num-
Der OF people en- route for the Junction |
" no passed through Barre did not appear |
to equal yesterdays record.
To be working over stone at the same |
bunker for is years and TO have his tool |
kit located in the same corner of the |
shop for a similar period is the unique |
record OF Albert A. Creamer, who com.
pleted long term of service in the EN-
ploy of c. W. Melcher at his granite
plant on Depot square yesterday. Other
men who have been working for Mr..
Meleher are seeking employment else
where as the result Of the latter's de-
- - - "a !
interests, but Mr.. Creamer's record is
believed TO be without parallel among
he men who started in when the plant
vas operated by Melcher & Hadley. Mr.
1reamer has had but few vacations in
he nearly 20 years Of his service and
that he is about due for
espite from his labors, he left thif
morning for his hunting camp on Pigeon
'ond, there 20 remain for a stay OF 10
avs. He was accompanied by his son, !
Illan Dreamer. {
Chief Gladding Of the fire department
nd a number Of men connected with the I
all and regular departments returned l
lst night from Burlington. where they ]
Anticipated in the field day al the Cen !
ennial field. First class runners partici- ;
ated in several fine dashes, and In
peaking Of the 220.yard run, a morning {
in mentioning the VIC ,
1ry Of Ouimet, Burlington boy, says :
Phillips. the Barre man, who raced
uimct in the run 81 22o yards. Is one
I the fastest man that ever spiked the
irf In this part Of the country, and
Though be admits that he is going
ack. be gave the local man a good race.
be time vas 22is and Ouimet was only
Iur yards ahead q Phillips. In The
no. yard dash for amateurs. Colombo ~ \
are was first. making the distance IN
seconds fat. Purichelh 81 this city
a. second and IT. Mcdonald Of Barre
as third. the Barre runners having
.ersthing their Osn way. I'm the loo
srd dash for professionals. between Z
uimet and GaiisR 8er. who ~ appeared q
re a. q pitcher for local baseball 9
ans. the former came home ahead.