The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Vaughan Store.
Read our ad. about sale Of sampl
dresses Friday at Vaughan's.
Don't forget that the big sale of pianos
and organs is still on at Bsileys, Ia Elm
street.
Get free copy ,i the beautiful illus
trated l9l5catalogue, "Crex in the Home,
at Hooker g. Co.'S.
All barber shops in Barre viii remain
closed Monday, May 81, and the usua
closing hour of 9:30 p IN. Saturday viii
be observed.
Snappy baseball at Berlin street Mon
day forenoon and afternoon. ]. A. G. vs.
the Vermont varsity or Green Mountain
Athletics.-Adv.
Miss Miles of Burlington arrived yes
terday from Burlington and isyisiting at
the home of her brother, d. NJ. Miles, OF
10 West street for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Holt wish it stated
that they did not go to Asbury Park, n
j., as printed-in yesterdays paper, and
they have no intention of going.
Clifford Poland of Hafdwick arrived
yesterday and is at present staying at
the home of e. j. Ennis of North Main
street. He began work in the stonesheds
this morning.
Invitations to the wedding of Sarah +.
A. Groteau to Albert Gutchell, both of
Burlington, but known in this city, have
been received by friends here. The we'd
ding is to be June Is.
Richard Lyons of Hardwick arrived
this morning and is to start work III
the city next week. He is to play ball
with the Barre Athletic club during the
remainder of the season
| All clergymen who reside in Barre City
or Barre Town, with their wives, are in
vited to the Memorial day dinner at the
Congregational vestry on Monday, May
| 81. Per order Memorial day committee.
Two games between Goddard and the
Barre A. G. are on the schedule for Mon
day May 81. Morning game at 1890
and afternoon at 3. Come out, fans, and
see the B. A. C. try to even up matters
with Goddard.--Adv.
No better games will be witnessed this
season than the /. A. C.-Green Mountain
A. G.. games at Berlin street Monday
forenoon and afternoon. Who and what
is the Green Mountain A. CT Vermont
varsity team.-Adv.
Oryille Benedict OF the Plainfield road,
who sustained a painful sprain in the
back while unloading trunks several days
ago, has resumed his duties, after a
weeks absence from the baggageroom at
the Central Vermont station.
Mrs. Lydia Olmstead OF Hardwick ar
rived yesterday from Boston, where she
has been visiting during the winter. She
is visiting at the home OF H. y. Reynolds
OF upper Washington street for a few
days before returning home,
In the Burr iewelry store display win
dow beside the silver cup won by the
Goddard track team is a picture of the
champions. Their coach, Mr.. Dow, is on
one side OF the picture and Principal Hol
lister is standing on the other
Relatives in this city of Miss Louisa
Wilson of Bristol have learned OF her
death and burial in that place. Miss
Wilson was the daughter OF the editor |
of the Bristol Herald. She was also
cousin Of Mrs. George w. Lander OF
South Main street.
W. s. Silloway of Elmore was in the
city Yesterday visiting relatives, just re-
from South Manchester. Mass
where he made an automobile trip. bring
ing home his two daughters, Merle and
who have been attending school
there Mrs. Alma Cook of Elmore also
made the trip.
William Jones, member Of the Bos.
ton A. A., and a former inied with the
New Bedford team in the New England
league, has been secured by the Barre
A. G. for the season. Mr.. Jones arrived
N the city to-day and will make his bow
10 local fans in the double header against
Goddard seminary next Monday forenoon
md afternoon. Jones is shortfielder
md joins the Barre team with some very
recommends tucked away in his
,ockctbook
n. A. BuzEell of 2s Pearl street figures
hat he is about at the head of the pro-
cssion when IL comes to raising potatoes.
,ecause he has some "Buzzell Seeding"
,lants which have already put out some
,uds and are otherwise thrifty. He
links their progress is more notable be-
ause be raised them from seedlings. MIR. |
,uzzell anticipated the frost Of Wednes-
law night and covered the plants with
irt 50 that they came out all right the
eat morning.
lNf fefANAUN OF lfo-NtN EIhNA NNffh /
ingers that come TO the opera house on
une ! will include the following well
nown singers. some OF whom have been
card here before: Maria de Gabbi prims
onna sopranos Marie Kitchener. Eng
sh contralto; Myrtle Adams. mezzo 90
rano; Giovanni Gait, primo tenore:
,odolfo Fornari, primo baritone; Edgar I
ittleton. primo bssso; Ruth Rsmsdrh 4
-eorgfa Leonard. Katherine Sadler. pre-
iiere danceuses OF the Boston Opera Go.
ailet. m
The remains Of Albert Boutwell,, a for.
icr Barre resident. whose death al the
r. Of - years occurred IN Msrshiield
sriy Yesterday. were brought 20 Barre
ais afternoon Tor interment IN the fam
u l0t ~ Elmwood cemetery. Funeral
rrsioss for Mr. boutwell, were held IT
is late home tins FORENOON. and among +
b. out Of town people attending were
lrs Belle Bylov Of this city. a niece 81
he deeeased. Ira g. Boutwell, and y. g.
outwrH II the Fast Montpelier road
rphev II Mr.. Boutwell,
The eitic Department Of the Womsn's
nh v7il hold another sale ~ secand
nd shoes 81 the srnerRenry room sat
-dsg May ?. Last Saturday tissy msde
.rr - sales. T1sv ask the club nfnH
~ and others who dii nut cuntr1taltr
fore e. ~ - for tins sale. that tl.eY
~ have lea Pairs for fho-a slio ere
30 g. rurfirasf them. 4 hfir a. thr