The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-27
TALK OF THE TOWN
View neckwear at Vaughan's.

=, d, Maynard Is spending few days
IN Burlington and vicinity on business
Mrs. Jessie Nichols OF Merchant street
left the city last night for Boston, where
. she viii pass q two weeks vacation.
, Miss Harriet Hood OF East Barre il
visiting at the home OF Miss Cora Batch
elder of Hill street and other friends
in the city for week.
Mrs. Myer Levin OF Merchant street
left this noon for Boston, where she
will make few days visit at the home
OF her brother, John Moss.
4 Joseph Kenefick OF Prospect street be-
gan work yesterday at the Royal bill
lard parlor and pool room in the Jack
son block for George w Lander.
George Chessey returned this morning
to his home in Newbury, after having
made brief visit in the city as guest
I'of Everett G. Brock OF Washington
street
Frank Bordozzott Of Mortified ar
rived in the city yesterday and will
make few days visit at the home of
his brother, Harry Bordozzotti, on North
Main street.
Mrs. Frank Batchelder of Hill street
and son, Lester, went yesterday TO East
Montpelier, where they win make a
weeks visit at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred York.
David Mercer, who was formerly en-
ployed in Lebanon, N. Ill, returned there
yesterday, after making visit in the
city with relatives and friends for the
past two months.
Aldon Bailey, who has been employed
in the Johnston & Gamble livery stable
for some time, completed his duties
there and win later leave for Plattsburg,
| N. ", where he has secured other EN-
ployment.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred A. Lamorey and
daughter, Evelyn, of Cnrrier street, re-
turned to their home in this city last
night from Old Orchard, Me-, where they
have been visiting while on vacation
for the past ten days.
Miss Nadine Edwards, a former resi-
dent of this city, who has been visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
MacNeil on Camp street for the past two
weeks, while on a vacation, left this
noon for her home in Laconia, N. II.
Miss Hazel Russell of "a Patterson
street went yesterday to White River
Junction to attend the Seventh Day Adj
yentist csmpmeeting. She goes as dele
gate from the Barre S. d. A. church to
the N. N. +. conference Of Seventh Day
Adventists.
The civic federation will hold a rum |
mage sale in the emergency room, base.
ment of city building, Saturday, Aug
rs, from to p. m. Contributions are
solicited and may be left at Mrs. w. f.
Snepard's store, or at the saleroom after
p. M. Saturday.
Rev. w. j. NJ. Beattie OF fremont
street, who with Mrs. Beattie and chill
dren is absent on an automobile trip
through Lower Quebec and northern
Vermont, will not return to Barre for
the weekend and there will be lay read
ing at the Church of the Good Shepherd
Sunday and in st. John the Baptist's
,hurch at Websterville in the afternoon.
James Callahan of East Rochester, n.
H., James Kiley of Concord, n. H., and
Joseph Ridlon of Concord, arrived in the
'ity this noon in preparation for playing
with the Barre Athletic club against the
Italian Athletics at the Granite City
rotting park tomorrow afternoon. This
sill be the fourth in the series Of five
yames being played between the two
cams. The Italians have won every
.ame thus far The fifth and last Of
he series will be played on Labor day,
sept. 9, when the two teams meet at {
he trotting park at the Central Labor
MONS celebration.
Inspector O.. L. Root of the United
states immigration bureau in Boston,
Who came here seeking an alleged viola
or of the federal laws relating to immi-
rants. left yesterday afternoon for Bos
on with Pekka Turenen, Miss Hilja
Iaisa and baby scarcely more than
ear old Before leaving the inspector
tated that a hearing in Boston to-day (,
'ould determine the future course of the :
officials. Turenen and the
roman were not asked 20 remain at 20.
ce headquarters over night Wednesday.
S a neighbor saved them the ordeal of
etention in the station by securing the
espondent in the sum OF 81 600.
Montpelier a Wells River yard en- 4
loyes working along the "house" track
esterday afternoon were near at hand
hen the rear end OF a suburban train
TN rhott nAtihb u iltiEhN cars AT
iched crashed into team owned by
Z +. Bradford and in charge OF Hubert
Leaker. A large granite die and a small
Junk Of the same stone were being un-
AIDED on the "house" track, as the sid
e is called, when the suburban train,
shunting about the yard, brought up
: rear car against the team. ID was
arrow escape for the horses and the
me may be- said Of Mr.. Meaker. who
ID just slighted from the wagon and
as making across the track. Two
heels on the dray wagon were broken
TO bits and when the deck Of the wag.
sank 10 the ground the cargo sagged
20. II Il said that the position Of sew
al cars along the tracks concealed the
am from men on the train. Some liz
! outlay Of energy was necessary be.
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