The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Francis \. Bushman and Bcvcrel
Bayne in dandy twopart picture a
Dreamland to,day.--Adv.
George N. Tiden of South Main stree
is detained from his place OF bushes
by an attack of the grippe,
John b. Como returned 10 Barre yes
terday, after spending several days il
Waterbury Center and Stowe.
A. A. Hollenback of New York City ar
rived this morning and is making shor
business visit in the city and vicinity.
just think about good used CHECKER
Ing piano for $95, now on sale at Bail
ey's Music Rooms, Ia Elm street. ADV
Gould's piano prices were established
on no-rent, no-agents and no-commissioi
plan, and will admit of no trimming,
Advt
NJ. and Mrs. NJ. S. Rounds and little
daughter, Dorothy, of Park street were
at the Poole camp at West Fairlee yes.
terday.
The amusement committee of the |. o
O. L., M. u. will meet Tuesday night at
| 1880 at the home of Mrs. Annie Reid
Keith avenue.
A June breakfast will be served in the
diningroom of the Hedding church on
Wednesday morning, June 2, by the la.
dies and pastors union.
| The monthly meeting of the ladies
auxiliary of the Presbyterian church will
be held at the home of Mrs. Lizzie Wood,
Nichols street, Tuesday evening, May rs,
at 7:30.
Salem Ghiz returned this morning
from stay of several days in North
field and left this forenoon for Spring
field, where he expects to pass the week
on business.
Ira Wright, who has been employed
in Pennsylvania for the past two months
returned to Barre Saturday night and
resumed work in the granite industry
here this morning.
Edward Barnes, former resident OF
this city, arrived last night from. Frank
lin Mass, where he now resides, and is
visiting for short time at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Cheney OF Summer
street.
Mrs. Henry Chase of Waits River, who
was operated upon at the City hospital,
was able to leave there this afternoon.
She was taken to the home of Mrs. James
Philbrick of East Barre, whore she will
visit for a few days before returning
home.
Walter Shields and son. Carl, who,
with Mrs. Shields and daughter, left for
the South early in the winter, have re-
turned to this city. Mr.. Shields has re-
turned TO resume his work in the granite
sheds and later will send for his wife
and daughter, who are now in Virginia.
An automobile and a north bound
street car came in contact with each
other on North Main street late yestcr. |
day afternoon, but no damage WAS done
and the motor car was able to proceed
on its journey The auto came out
OF Cottage street and the motorman was
unable TO stop his car in time to avoid
a collision.
finlay +. Munroe. a master builder OF
Sidney Australia. who with his wife,
son, Ewsrt, and daughter, Jessie.
has been making an extended tour
through Canada and the United States,
left Saturday for New York City. While
in this vicinity Mr.. Munroe visited the
granite quarres in Graniteville and the
marble quarries In Rutland. In this city
the party were guests Of their cousin,
Mrs. W. A. Mathieson, OF Spaulding
street.
Photographs of old and recent assem-
blics Of Company T.. Vermont national
guard, exhibited in the display window
II the Tilden Chloe Co.'S store offer an
interesting comparison of the appearance
VI the citizen soldiers in lsgs and 1914.
Dne picture graphically depicts the com
,any a. il appeared at the outbreak Of {
he Spanish-American war in 1888.
while the other shows the men assem-
lied for reunion at Caledonia park in
Nav, Of last year.
For the accommodation Of picnic par
les this summer, lower fares are TO be
n order on the Barre Montpelier 1rac.
ion & Power Go. line. between this city
nd Dewey park. The traction companys
tatement was given out to-day As FOL !
ows: Beginning Nav 30, 1915. and con
inuing until further notice. one inter
rban ticket will be accepted for passage I.
ctween Barre and Dewey park on all :
ars leaving Montpelier or Barre after
, O'Clock noon on SATURDAYS. and AZ all :
ours during Sundays and holidays.
ne ONLY haefDAH game W the CITY
aturday was between the u. G. Y. and .
he Mohawk A. G. Of Williamstown and
early 800 spectators gathered At the !
lerlin street grounds 10 witness The de- !.
eat Of the visiting team by score 81 \
90 2. Comoli. who vas pla wing IN tine
ED. did himself credit by pulling down
pur nice flies and also keeping bis bat
ing end m. The y. G. Y. got six hts.
lade three errors and SIX mcn strmk
NJ Tho Mohawks got seven hits. madai
.cht errors ana five ~ their men sfnek
a. Colombo and raldernrs verr thc
&c. y. battery md McAllister and Cod :
rcv vere the Mohawk battery. /,
Flowers brought 10 The library during
be past Nesk are as follow: Wfld ainc
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70. esrly eruufost. teiluort. vlite
ausi~rry. choke derry. Emily Dpdrs
VA Enri nensuors. red -heFried elder. |
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