The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

II lALh VI laE lOVN
II Try the "Goose Green" sundae at Rus
II sells.
II See the pretty gngham aprons 25c al
H Vaughan's.
II Special prices on thin summer dresses
H at Abbott's.
H Sale umbrellas Monday evening at the
H Vaughan Store.
II Attention is called to the Peoples bank
\ ad. on page four to-day.
II William Dobie of this city has accept.
/ ed position as clerk in the store OF
4 Il. A. Thomas in Randolph.
II Miss Katheryn Bruya of Maple Grove
left Saturday for Middkbury, where
she will spend several days as the guest
of the Misses Post.
II Mrs. D. G. Jones of Toronto, formerly
OF Barre, who was called to Essex by
| the illness of her mother, Mrs. p. G.
Abbey, visited in Barre over Sunday.
| Miss Irene Grady of Merchant street,
who has been passing fortnight at
Starr farm beach on Lake Champlain as
the guest of Misses Claire and Kathleen
Miles, returned to the city Saturday
night.
Edward Depauw OF Winooski, who was
formerly employed as a soloist at the
Dreamland theatre, returned to his
home this morning, after spending sew
eral days with friends in Barre and
Montpelier.
Miss Alice Mccormick of New York,
who is supervisor of the Metropolitan
nursing service department, arrived this
morning and will visit for a few days
in this city while overseeing the nurs-
ing service here.
| Everyone who is interested in the play
ground carnival is cordially invited to at
tend the meeting tonight at 1880 in the
| Granite Manufacturers association rooms.
1t is desired that the committees be pres
ent sharp ON the above-stated hour.
A meeting of the several committees
organized to promote the playground
benefit baseball game Thursday, viii
meet in Manufacturers hall this even
ing at 1880 o'clock. The Times is asked
to say that the presence OF every mem
Der Is utslTtu.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Maynard, son FL
mer, and daughter Caroline and Miss
Maud Edgerly, a former resident OF this
city. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
+. Newhall OF Orange street, while here
ON vacation from their home in Endi-
colt, n. Y.
Resembling a pumpkin in shape and
size but of the usual white color of its
species, huge "puff ball" was found by |
John Shepard on the farm OF his father, |
w. +. Shepard, in Barre Town and was
brought home by him as real curiosity. |
The young man says that anyone inter
ested can see the puff ball" at his moth
er's millinery store. II
James +. Smith of French street, who
has been on a two weeks trip to Old
Orchard, Me, and Boston, returned to
Barre yesterday and resumed his du-
ties as storekeeper for the NJ. & w. r.
railroad to-day. Mrs. Smith, who ac
companied him on the trip, is remaining
for a more extended visit in Boston.
A number of Barre people were in
Montpelier yesterday TO attend the we'd
ding OF Miss Eva Yeti, daughter of Isaac
Yeti, to Walter Krinoyitz, a Waterbury
tailor. Miss Rose Levin of Merchant
street, who recently returned to Barre
from an extended visit with relatives
in Syracuse, n. ", was one of the
and her brother, Harry Le-
vim, acted as an usher. Z
Secretary John r. Wilson OF the
County Veterans associs
arrived in the city to-day for few
days visit with his daughter, Mrs. A.
$. Jones. Before returning TO his home
In Worcester, Mr.. Wilson will perfect ar
for the annual reunion of =
the association, which is 10 be held at )
Dewey park next week Wednesday and /
Thursday. Arrangements are being made
Tor the entertainment OF large number
Df veterans, although death has taken
heavy toll Of the association members
Turing the past year. The Woman's Re-
lief corps is 10 have charge Of the din :
ny service and meals win be served from
noon until the close of the
reunion.
Officers from police headquarters are II
a fracas which is alleged
o have occurred on South Main street
n the small hours Of Sunday morning
md at noon to-day il was stated that
Irrests might be made before night. IL
. claimed that a man in the employ Of
he street department was struck over
he head with brick or some other mis-
lie that might have a disquelling effect
N whomsoever happened 10 be in its
,aih. South Main street people who
we're passing the scene Of the fracas
rent 10 the assistance Of the man who
az in the gutter and after a consid-
rable attention. be was able 90 give
fair accurate account of what had III
ra>.pircd. The blow rendered him un-
onsoious and before he was removed 10
IL home a physician was called in at
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