The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cleanup sale house dresses at tn
Vaughan Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gerard OF 4
Beacon street are spending several day
IN camp at Highgate Springs.
Miss Isabel Reid of Bassett stree
left yesterday for Bethlehem, N. II
where she will be employed at the Sin
clair house.
Mrs Il. Gilbert OF Granitevile left tn
city this morning for Graniteyille, wher
she will pass the remainder of the mont
with relatives.
Mrs. Patrick Farrell of Graniteyill
was visitor in the city this morning
while on her way to Sherbrooke, 7. O.
for an extended visit.
Frank r. Beckley of New York City
who was called here by the death Of his
mother, Mrs. Emma Beckley, returned
last night to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Bssett, Mr.
and Mrs. George Rand and Mr.. and Mrs
John Walker were among the Barre visit
ors in Burlington yesterday.
A meeting of the Granite City hose
running team will be held at the trot-
ting park Tuesday evening, July 9, at
$3.50 o'clock. Per order Gilbert Phillips.
Misses Jean Milne of Warren street
and Faun Barney of South Main street
left yesterday for the White Mountains,
where they will be employed at the
Crawford house.
Amateurs, take noticel That we de.
velop and print kodak films and give You
prints that others can't We know how.
Ask us about your kodak, If you don't
know. The Troup Studio, Barre.
William Adams of Brandon was viz
itor in the city yesterday and to-day,
having been summoned here by the death
of his uncle, J. A. R. Glidden Of High
land avenue, whose funeral was held yes
terday.
James Allen of the west hill, who is
recovering from surgical operation
which he recently underwent at the City
hospital, left yesterday for Montreal,
where he will remain until he has re
covered entirely from the effects of his
operation.
Miss Dorothy Simons Of Williamstown,
who has been engaged as graded school
teacher in st. Johnsbury, her duties to
begin in September, left the city yester
day for Auburndale. Mass. where she is
TO take a summer school course at La
selle seminary.
Fred j. Baird Of Elm street returned
this morning from week spent at his
farm in Waitsield. where the man who
carries on the place completed haying
late last night, thereby establishing a
raanrI for ha aoaaan a,,n,,,t tha 50
Of the Mad river valley.
Master Henry jackson, ir,. celebrated |
ais third birthday anniversary, which oc
'urred Sunday, by giving a party yester
lay to 10 OF his young friends on the
avn OF the Jackson home at 90 South /
Main street. There were fireworks for
he youngsters and a dainty, collation.
brought the affair TO a close.
w. 4. Griffin left the city this morn
ng for his home in Champaign, n Y,
where he viii begin the work OF groom.
ng his prize Holstens for the annual
of the Clinton County Fair
ssociation next month. Mr.. Griffin has
herd of Holsteins that knocked down
ONE OF the big prizes at Malone fair
asst year and he expects they will repeat
heir performance at the Clinton county
xhibit.
Baseball teams that iourneyed from the
ity Sunday and yesterday had the in
Ick 10 return defeated. The team that
'ent 10 Plattsburg. n. V, and played
unday were overwhelmingly defeated by
be 30th infantry by the score Of IL TO
Roark Of East Barre did the pitching
81.
ers. The North Barre Red Sox had
oser game with the Waterbury A. G.. Il
esterday. but were defeated in the |
NTH inning. The game ended ) TO 4.
or the Barre team. Starr, Colomb aud
tsrr were the battery and for the
'aterburg nine. Chislsnd and Martin Off
ated. In the ninth the score was tie, !
~ sacrifice hit by the home team
on the game for them.
John Pavesi and Henry Broggi. former
sidents OF Barre, arrived in the cits !
u night and viii be employed here in
le granite industry during the summer. !
essrs. Pavesi and Broggi have been 4
sending several months in Raymond.
H.. where an extensive deposit Of gran
Q was opened sometime ago. One week
% the agreement between cutters and
cir employers exs,>ed and IN the alb Z
nee Of a satisfactory settlement, =
rike was declared. Among the men
ho are idle as the result Of the strike !
= several stonecutters who learned ]
cir trade in Barre. II IL feared that "
= Raymond suspension win be Of long
ration and since the strike was he. !.
Ired many cutters have collected their !,
t and set out for othef granite cen
d.