The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

seven iipplns Tor zoe at Cummings
Lewis.
Trade at RusselPs and get new AZ
,, piece dinner set for $3.50.
Mrs. William III. Edison OF 10 Foste
street was operated on at the City hos
pital this morning.
son was born at the City hospta
yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Colombo
OF 30 Foster street.
James 7. Sutton, who has been making
visit in the city for several days, lef
this morning for his home in Middlebury
Saul M. Segal of Hubbard street re
turned last evening from New York City
where he has been passing several weeks
The sale Of real estate and persona
property of c. Ray George Of Calais wal
well attended and goods brought gooc
prices. The sale was conducted by 0. II
Hale.
Mrs. Annie Murray, who has been Wis
iting Mrs Taylor Thomson and Mrs
Frank Williams Of South Main street for
the past few days, returns to her home
in Graniteville this evening.
Miss Ethel Inglis of Clark avenue and
Miss Beatrice Beach of Allen street re-
turned to their homes in this city yes
terday after spending two weeks at the
| Hotel Wentworth at Portsmouth, N. II,
I Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Batchelder, who
were recently married in Barre, have re-
turned to the city from a three weeks
trip through the eastern states Mr.. and
Mrs. Batchelder are making their home
at l02 Washington street.
Cards received here from Manager C.
r. Millar of the Consolidated Lighting
Co., tell of his safe arrival in Colorado
Springs, Col. The message was written
several days ago and Mr.. Millar was
then on the eve of leaving for the Pacific
coast and Alaska.
The brick exterior of the new Union
block on State street has been washed
and the scaffolding used in erecting the
structure has been removed. Work has
now been started on the interior of the
building, which viii be completed in all
probability within two months.
R. e. Thompson, member of Thomp
son Bros, Inc, of Toronto, Ont, one of
the best known monument houses in On
tario, arrived in the city yesterday for a
stay of several days in the Barre gran
lite belt. Yesterday Mr.. Thompson was
the guest of the f. L. Smith Co. at the
Smith quarries in Graniteville.
Among the automobile parties regis
tered last evening at the Pavilion hotel
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Bump, Mr..
and Mrs. K. l.. Harris and Edward r.
Harris of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. III. J.
rTnlIrse 70 - nj
Theresa Tellris of Montreal, p. O.; Mr..
and Mrs. G. Z. White of Davenport, la.
Motor visitors at Hotel Barre yester-
day included the following: DIR. and Mrs. |
j. C. French of Webster, S. d., and Miss |
Mckee of Liverpool, England; Mr.. and |
Mrs. III. H. Piper of Westboro, Mass, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Edward Hope and Miss Lucy
Hope of South Royalton; Mr.. and Mrs.
:. j. Harrington and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Head of Littleton, n. H.; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. T. Hall and Mr.. and Mrs. s.. S.
Hall of Montgomery Center.
Tomorrow the Italian A. c. second
cam viii leave the city in the forenoon
10 try conclusions with the Rochester
own team In years past the two ag
,regations have broken about even on
he diamond and the outcome OF to-mor.
ow's contest will just about determine
he matter of supremacy between the
,air. Finnegan, who used 10 do a con-
derable amount Of twirling for the
A. c., will be on the firing
inc for the Italians and Calderara viii
&c stationed at the bsckstop position.
To-day public opinion and the Their.
lometer united in registering some very
atent opinions on the spell OF warm
feather that has held this section Of
he week. People busted of the stereo
yped inquiry. WARN enough for youP
nd used IL freely for the first time since
he open season for wars in August, 1914
While the sun seemed 10 have withdrawn
ome OF the support which il gave so
beTally 90 the warm weather cause yes.
,rday. the humidity to-day was greater
nan az any time this summer and the
ian who always pulls the prize hot q
Gather story could find a coterie OF be.
evers most anywhere. As a matter OF \
Ict the mercury scuttled up 10 los In
le sun and refused 10 drop below the 81 Ct
ark during the noon hour. Farmers
no are in the midst Of having and corn. a
gagged in the very serious business Of 1,
owing. are gleefully satisfied with the
ermometers showing. y
In connection with the meeting Of the v
ecutive board 81 the Woman's Home
visionary society Of the Methodist I,
Discopal churches Of the Vermont con u
renee, held al the deaconess' home on
Rim street, mention Of which was made q
yesterdays Times. II il Of interest 20 W
te that for the past " months Al BPS
$ been expended upon work among the N
ilians alone. A gift Of Sl75 made Il p.
ssihle 10 finish of the basement a. the mn
apel, and a bequest Of $500. recently
'eiyed. is being used to paint the chap
and the home and to make some other
eded improvements. The work for the A,
ming year was discussed and five schol- :
ships Eere taken in the Methodist in y,
Etrisl homes in the southland. besides
} expense Of the conference work IN
ire The total amount Of pledges as -
med was s203s. The amount that :.
ssed through the hands 81 the treas ~
n. Mrs. Alvin Gates. last year was
sl0l3. Miss Lanyon one Of the des a
lesses. goes away coon for q vacation. =
The work vii r. resumed In Sep ~
nbcr. III
~ q ehsacter seldom han III
. in chaucsrv court were started Ves-