The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

See our special blue serge suit al
Sla.0S. Lamorey's.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Allen, who have
been the guests of Mr., and Mrs. w
y. Gilbert OF Patterson street, returned
last eyening'to their home in Montreal
George Deyereaux OF Burlington ar
rived yesterday In the city and visited
at the home of John Mccarthy of South
Main street. He left to-day for Bethel.
Members of the Barre corps, Saliva
ton Army, had an outing at Benjamin
fal,i to-day, many of the army work
ers leaving for the falls early this fore
noon.
Mrs. c. S. Andrews and daughter
Mary, of Maple Grove, left last night for
MORA, N. Y, where they were called by
the serious illness of Mrs. Andrews
mother, Mrs. M. M. Dewey.
BE sure and go to the Bijou and see
| Sidney Ayers in "A Matter of the Pres
ent" and Ben Wilson and Dorothy Phil
| lips in six or Nine" also Billy Richie
| in "The Avenging Dentist" ADV.
Mrs. Murdick Mcdonald, who has been
visiting at The home of Mrs. Margaret
Smith of Liberty street and with other
friends in this city and Graniteville, re-
turned to her home'in st. Johnsbury to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w, Bancroft and two
children of Franklin street and Mrs.
Thomas Clarity went this morning to
Marshfield, where they will spend few
weeks at the Barton camp on Niger
head pond.
Miss Bertha Mclean of Lawrence,
Mass, was visitor in the city to-day |
while on her way to Graniteville,. where |
she will spend the remainder of the |
summer wiz her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. r. Mclean.
John Shea of Summer street left yes
terday for Boston, where he will take |
few days vacation, visiting friends and
relatives. He will also spend part of
his time on business connected with the
Shea shoe store, of which he is manager
Manager Carroll Of the Barre All Stars
is completing arrangements for game
with the Randolph town team for to-
morrow. Whether it will be played in
this city or Randolph has not yet been
decided, but later in the afternoon def
mite conclusions will be reached.
Willard Burlan, who came here from
Niagara Falls, n. Y, last fall and who
has been employed as candy maker
N the New England Fruit store for sew
sral months, has completed his duties :
here and left to-day for Portland, Me-,
where he is to visit friends for a few
lays before gonig TO his former home
n Worcester, Mass, where he has Sc.
ured employment.
NaI+ar pa,,f - IUnlltoc1a. eSront |
who for long time has been engaged
Is clerk in the Lyon grocery store
IN North Main street, left this morning
or Worcester, Mass. With Elon Bar.
EFT of Averill street, who has been en- (
aged in the Caron bakery on North /:
lain street, Mr.. Boutwell, has purchased !:
meat and grocery store in Worcester.
,oth are now there to take possession
( the property.
A judgment of guilty in the case Of
tate vs.. Bardosi, charged with breach (
I the peace offense, was returned by Z
lagistrate II. w. Scott in city court !;
oday and fine of S25 and costs, which I;
he respondent paid Bardosi was ar. I;
,sted early last May on complaint .
ade to Grand Juror William Wishart. Il
being alleged that he committed the !:
Tense at the Martinson Estate shed in I;
le south end. He was represented in I:
iurt to-day by A. G. Fay. &
William III. Duthie of Washington ::
rect, who is taking a vacation from his 3
titles in the Montpelier Office of Wet. q
ore & Morse. has gone TO Asbury Park 3
z j., where is attending the imperial q
lace session of the Knights Of Kho- I:
ssen, which opened yesterday with an X
tendance of 1900 knights. He was q
by w. H. Farrar OF Mont "
ler, who j. a delegate from Suadah !:
mple, No. 40. Mr.. Duthie is trustee Il
the imperial council. One of the fea- =
res of the convention il 10 consist of Il,
number OF drills for which prizes ag- -
egating $1,000 are to be awarded. The :.
lorassen knights will pitch their tents
the park for a week, and the local
legates expect to return TO Vermont
xt Sunday.
Spanish4Amerran war vetofans of
sshington county are planning 10 send
delegation of their number 10 Rutland
ly p for the twelfth annual conven.
n of the veterans department OF Yer
mt. The meetings will be held in the
nory in the Marble city. DIR. James
Hamilton Of Rutland is the COM
nder of the state United States War
terans' association and he is az the
ID Of committee which is making
angements for the gathering. The
gram includes a campfire and an au.
nobile trip 10 Lake Bomoseen, where
re win be boat ride and clam bake.
Grams residing in Barre, Mortified
Montpelier largely comprise the
shington county association, which Il