The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

city for few days
A. A. Lamorey of Currier street re.
turned this morning from business trip
to Boston and Plymouth, Mass.
Joseph Rabideau of Elm street, who
has been seriously i'll for several weeks,
was able TO out of doors yesterday.
William j. Childs of Quincy, Mass,
who has been making an extended visit
with friends in Barre and vicinity, re-
turned home to-day.
Mrs. II. ii. Miller and daughter, Cath
crime, of Prospect street have returned
from visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Holden of Williamstown.
Mrs. Frank p. Jones of Concord, N.
H., who has been spending several days
visiting relatives and friends in this
city, left last night for her home.
Isaac Rice of Springfield arrived yes
terday in the city and is making an ex-
tended visit at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clara Bishop of Washington
street.
Miss Rosa Levin of Merchant street
went to Burlington for visit with rela-
tives to-day, before returning home, she
will pass several days in Boston and Vi
entity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald of
Nashua, N. H., arrived in the city last
evening for visit at the home of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mcdonald, of John street.
Mrs. Mamie Wheeler of Portland, Me-
arrived in the city last evening for q
visit with her daughter, Miss Avis
Wheeler, who recently came to Barre
from Westbrook seminary.
William Charles, who has been making
a weeks visit with friends in Barre and
vicinity, returned last evening to Quin-
cy, Mass, where he is employed by the
Fore River Shipbuilding Go.
Ladies' summer dresses, suits and |
coats this date from Broadway, New
York. Latest designs, large variety, bot
tom prices-the cash buyers harvest
Sadlier's, 10 Keith avenue
v. E. Ayers of Ayers street and John
P. Corskie of fremont street left the
city yesterday afternoon for Phiipsburg
L. G., where they win remain for few
days fishing in Missisquoi bay.
Harley Moore of Hartford, Conn, who
has been visiting relatives in the city
and vicinity for the past few days, left
last night for Mortified, where he win
visit for short time before returning
home.
Frank D. Cutler of Boston, former
resident of Barre, who was for several I
years an employe of the Union Cloth
ing Co., arrived in the city yesterday for .
4 visit with his brother, Fred Cutler, OF
South Barre.
George NJ. Bartlett, the architect who
designed the new Hotel Barre on Wash.
ngton street, arrived in the city to-day
rom New York. Mr.. Bartlett will be
,ne OF the guests and speakers at the
opening dinner in the hotel this evening. !
Richard Lyons, the Italian A. G. short )
top, who is employed in the Sanguinet
j stoneshed, had the misfortune to get
,adly injured while at work in the shed
yesterday. He was putting a belt on
rindstone when it slipped, making him
ose his balance. He struck his head, I
utting it rather badly, and medical as.
istance was called.
A June atmosphere unusually prolific
I chilling showers and i'll suited to out. !
DOR entertainment OF any kind made !
rather unpropitious fer the !
acond band concert of the season last Z
ight. Notwithstanding the uncongen- !
u temperature, the Citizens band =
lade its appearance in the park at the =
,hedule hour and its arrival there was
ne signal for the assembly of a band
'ncert quite up to the usual proportions
was the first public appearance of the
musicians since Memorial day. A we'll.
elected program was played and each
lumber was warmly received by crowd v
ade up of two parts bystanders and
ne part automobile. Before the concert. 81
he band serenaded the stockholders OF -
lie Hotel Barre, who were having din -
sr in the new hostelry.
Miss Eva G. Smith of Summer street. ~
teacher in Spaulding high school, left az
'-day for Boston, where she will depart go
morrow on an extended western trip.
iss Smith goes to Los Angeles, Cal, W,
one OF many eastern representatives 90
sorority which has a branch at Bos- az
N university, where she was graduated so
few years ago. In the interim. how
er, Miss Smith will visit in Chicago. M
Niagara Falls, Denver. Colorado 70
brings, Yellowstone park and thence to m,
- Angeles. After a stay in San Fran To-
sco she viii proceed to Seattle, Wash. lal
ID then to Alaska, accompanied by a m.
RI friend. On her return home she N,
II take the Great Lake route, arriving ice
Barre in time TO resume her school inl
ties in September. Another Barre
Jung woman, Miss Joanna Parks. who Q.
: been teaching school in Phoenix. r w
viii leave within a short time 10 at mi
nd the same sorority convention in %
. Angeles. du
any changes Of importance are 70
be noted in the new timetable which th'
to become operative on all lines and COZ
snches of the Central Vermont rail- afi
Id next Sunday. The present schedule be-
5 been in force since last January. me
der the new schedule, copies Of which shi
y b. had At the Central Vermont sta =
a, southbound train No. leaves Barre go
s:l3 instead Of s.l5 a. m; southbound
an Ne. leaves Barre st l.50 IN the
enoon instead Of las, the present
ir Of departure; southbound train No.
leaves the local station al the same
ar. 5.45 2. m; southbound train No.
leaves Barre II lls25 p. M. instead Of
05 a. m; connections with a night
iress which Is ts leave Montpelier at
q n. M. for points south are siso made