The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-23
TALK OF THE TOWN
Stationery sale at Russell's.

Vaughan's
Five large Shuberts for 25e at Cum
mings & Lewis.
Don't fail TO see to.day's Paramount
at the Pavilion.--Adv.
Public dance, Rowland hall, Saturday
night. CAROLS orchestra
Use Pyrox in spraying trees and po'
tatoes. For sale at kempton Mills.
Women's white pumps and oxfords,
all kinds, at Csc. Shea's Shoe Store.
Fay Mann Of Washington street has
begun work in the Cummings & Lewis
Drug Store
The McWhorter Co. have received an
other lot of those Bedford cord shirts to
be sold Saturday at Csc.
Regular meeting Of the |. o. o. L.,
M. u, this evening in X, of G. hail. Re.
freshments will be served.
William Cutler of Troy, N. Y, arrived
last night and will make a few days
business visit in the city.
| J. f. Houghton of Mortified returned
home last night after short business
visit in this city and vicinity.
! Professor Carl Vose Woodbury. Of
Mortified returned home last night after
spending short time in the city.
Ultra tonsorial service in an environ.
ment that combines sanitation with COM
| fort. Ross Depot square barber shop.
Mrs. III. G.. Campbell OF Burlington re-
turned home last night after visiting
relatives in the city for the past few
days.
Dance at the Odd Fellows hall, Mont
pelier, every Friday night. Admission,
SOC. Arrangements made for transporta
ton to Barre after the dance.
Miss Jennie Murray of Burlington,
who has been visiting friends and rela.
tives in the city and vicinity for the past
two weeks, returned home this morning.
A big reduction in sheet music. Call
and look it over. Three cents per copy,
or two for five cents, also some at five
cents. Bailey's Music Rooms, IA Elm
Miss Hazel Benjamin of the Montpe-
lier road, who was operated on for APP
pendicitis at the Heaton hospital in
Montpelier yesterday morning, is report.
ed as comfortable.
Earl L. Waterman, an instructor at
State College, Pa, and Mrs. Waterman,
who has been at her former home in
Burlington, are visiting the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. s. Waterman of |
upper Washington street.
The Barre Woman's club had most |
delightful picnic at the home of Mrs. |
F. A. Walker of Edgewood yesterday. |
Reports of the state federation meeting
at st. Adams were given by Mrs. r. S. |
Currier and Mrs. f. ]. Martin. Both re
ports were ably given and most interest
ing. The ladies feel that they were given
ali iJaa % hn a
the convention. While the rain prevent
ed going to the grove, as had been
planned, the ladies had delightful time
at the home Of Mrs. Walker, and they
feel very grateful to the committee and
the ladies who gave the reports, for their
assistance in providing such an enjoyable
afternoon.
Charles Plouff of lss North Main street &,
has returned to Barre and resumed
charge of his two grocery stores, after
an eight weeks absence, through the !
length of which he has been patient at
the Carney hospital in Boston, where he ,
has been receiving treatment, following
IN operation, for an affection of the neck
glands. Specialists who have been Civ
ng Mr.. Plouff their attention assure him
hat he will ultimately recover his health,
although he has been practically inval.
ded for more than year. Mr. Plouff
vas accompanied to Barre by his sister. {
Mrs. Garrett of Maiden, Mass. who will
make visit of several days in the ,
ity.
Barre diamond performers whose des. I
inies are linked with the semi-profes. S
ional baseball team in St. Johnsbury
his season are winning laurels for them Il
elves, as is evidenced by a table of the v
cams batting averages published this C
week in an exchange, which says: Cobb
5 not the only man in the good old u. | &
J. A. who has passed the 400 mark. our Il
wn Witt having mounted to this en- b
liable mark" Witt, 1915 Goddard
raduste, is singing the leather for AIT. Il
Tot far behind him as Charley Hoernle, p
he Goddard coach and commercial teach. Il
r, who is hitting for 800. Jack David il
on, formerly of the Italian A. C., is
own for a percentage of .26o. being Z,
Durth in the list. Keefe who blossomed "a
rom the Marshield slashes into the pre- ~
lier twirler, has a $50 mark and Tom. e,
lie Davidson, the erstwhile Barre A. G. al
itcher, is batting at OBS clip. .,
Goose Green has tilted lis lance at Che n
letorious business men who won their Il
'urs from the professionals Wednesday. "a
nd the "Bloomers,' who are practieing In
ally on the green, were gratified TO learn
ais morning that their challenge has =.
zen accepted. Some late afternoon next r,
eek the outlaws from Goose Green ana :.
ie business men viii try 20 erterminate :.
'ch other, in the language Of the dla. ..
ond, on the Berlin street grounds. y y
Z Iobin, Y. g. Eaton and T. g. Mercer l.
e the three musty baseball musketeers -
no vow they will lead an agqregation ~
ball tossers against the business men :.
at can come back most emphatieall,. -
essrs. Eaton. Mercer and Tobin having
oxen from the ranks Of organized hail
2 whaling into shape a team Of des. - :,
rate has -beens and something i bouna -
happen. Members Of the Barre WON % =
IL club VII be on the grounds viii ~
7 beer cracker jack and popcorn for -,
ie. further announcement Of fsa y.