The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-29
TALK OF THE TOWN
A .peeIal 5Oc slIk hose Al Abhott,s.

\ trunks at Abbott's.
Mrs. C. A. Clark of Boston Is VISITING
her sister Mrs. Il. II. Clark, and othe
relatives.
Miss Ethel Warden went this morninl
to Marshfleld, where she Is TO spend tn
remainder of the week with relatives.
Fl. j. Herman of Boston, an offlcia
of the Retail Clerks union, arrived il
the city yesterday for few days visit
Drop in on your shopping trip ant
visit our bargain counters. No trouble
to show our goods. Shea's Shoe Store
Plan TO get your beans, white ant
brown bread and doughnuts from th,
food sale at the Baptist church Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Inez Waterman returned to the
city yesterday, after spending few
days in Washington as the guest OF Miss
Grace Cheney.
DR. and Mrs. G. W. Steele left this
morning by auto for Newport, N. H.,
and Lake Sunapee, expecting to return
Sunday evening.
| Mrs. Alex, Coburn of Orange street,
who has been visiting in Craftsbury for
the past several weeks, has returned to
her home in this city.
Harry Dale of Boston arrived in the
city yesterday and is passing two weeks
at the home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Dale, of Green street.
Regular meeting of Barre local, No. 24l,
r, G. /. p. A., in Worthen block Friday
l ax,n,,tner I,,Ixy ~
recording secretary, William Dobie.
Miss Catherine Aitken of Jefferson
street, who has been visiting relatives
and friends in Morrisville for the past
two weeks, returned to her home last
night.
Harry Forsythe and Alexander Palm
er left the city yesterday for Boston
where they are attending the American
league series between the Red Sox and
Chicago.
Harry c. Eaton OF Brattleboro. a
member of the theatrical firm of Fox
& Eaton, was a guest yesterday and to.
day Of Manager John E. Hobsn of the |
Barre opera house.
Arthur S. Crandall, resident of this
city for a number of years, who is now |
employed in New York City, arrived |
last night and win visit friends in the
city for several days.
Lyse Burnham, who has been EN-,
pioyed in the Ross barber shop on Depot |
square, has moved his family from
North Main street to Williamstown,
whara ha will rasida
Joseph E. Weafer and little daugh-
ter, Mary Elizabeth, OF Academy street
went to Morrisville yesterday to visit
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Weafer, for a few days.
Mrs. Frank Chapple of Brook street
left the city last evening for Concord,
n. H., to visit relatives. Before re-
turning to Barre she will also be the
guest of friends in Milford, n, H., and
Boston.
Oscar Belyille of Albany, n. Y, who =
las been spending the past two weeks :
n this city on business, left this morn :
ng for Burlington, where he will visit
or short time before returning to :
lis home.
Alex. Mcdonald, who is employed as h
travelling salesman in New York City,
eturned to his work last night, after
pending two weeks vacation at the !,
ONE OF his mother, Mrs. John Melon .
Id, of Liberty street.
Luther ID. Beckley, who is general SUI. {,
erintendent of the public works at 'e'
Highland Park, Mich, and Edwin Bart 81
TT, an attorney at Highland Park, are
taking an automobile tour OF the coun- b
~ and are visiting Vermont They Il
re making a short stay at the home OF d,
r. Beckley's father, i. D. Beekley, of
ark street. a
Peter Monti who was taken in GUS 81
'dy sometime ago on breach of peace er
large, came into city court yesterday. n
ianged his original plea of not guilty
nd acknowledged participation in d 81
sturbance which the authorities claim an
curred in South Barre several DAYS n
70. Other men accused of having been CT
lplicated in the row are under arrest 81
ID awaiting bearings. Magistrate n
I. Scott decided to continue Months I,
Sc for sentence until hearings are IA
Id in some Of the other cases. n,
Interest in the annual five-a-side SOC s.:
sr matches which have come TO be a Lax
.ture on the program az the Clan
rdon games has reached a high pitch eli
d with the elimination contests and Nc
E picnic only three days away. there Ro
much speculation among soccer fans er
20 who viii represent the several Nh
inns that are 20 compete for the state shi
ampionship. Thus far the Barre
myers are the only outfit 70 announce afr
list Of players from which IL viii Ia,
ect its football warriors Saturday. loo
e following list Of men was given out "a.
: morning by the president Of the On
b; J. Webster, J. Duguid, James | an
tchsll, J. Anderson, J. Beattie. J. Dun ,
!, A. Walker. George Lsing. J. John. -.
!, W. Brebner, A. Watt. y. Wilson. a..
Melville, A. Anderson, George Ander. -.
l. Nearly every player mentioned in - -.
list IL one Of the veterans Of last -
RS Vermont Soccer league. ~.
/ crowd went 10 city park last night is
bear the band concert and like Satan's n
is dog. the rain came also. But the -
mbers Of the Barre Citizens hand we're -
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