The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-16
BARRE DAILY TIMES
sATURDAY, sEPTEMpER %. l9l6.
The Weather
Sunday fair and continued cool.
TALK OF THE TOWN

I Ferry, lei. 3satN.
b, II. Goodfcllow was a business visit
or in BrattleboF1 yesterday.
Mrs. Hattie Tillotson of Mortified
visited friends IA the city yesterday,
NJ, l.. Brown OF Marshs I'D was among
the business visitors in the city yester'
day.
G. d. Swasey Of Waterbury was among
the business visitors in the city yester-
day.
Miss Nellie Swasey Of Waterbury was
. ~rng the visitors in the city yesterday
and Today.
Among the Brookfcld visitess in the
city yesterday were +. Chase and VII
liam Reyes.
John Leslie resumed h:s duties at the
Barre postoflico this morning, after tax
ing a two weeks vacation.
Mrs, Ira Houston left yesterday for
Waterbury, where she will visit friends
and relatives for few days.
A. A. Jones OF Boston returned to his
home yesterday after spending the past
three days in the city on a business visit
Wallace +. Gilbert OF West Patterson
street returned TO his home last night,
after spending several days in New York
City ON a business Grand.
BE sure to call at Mrs. Birnie's milli-
merry opening to-day. Sport felt hats in
all the new shades from Sl.9s. 3 Pleas.
ant street, off Brook street.. adv
Nelson Santau, expert piano tuner OF
Bailey's Music Rooms, Burlington, will be
in Barre all next week. Please leave
your order at Bailey's, II Elm street
adv
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Dustan, who have
been visiting relatives on North Semi
nary street the past few days, took their
departure last night for their home IN
Burlington.
Miss Elizabeth Smolett, who has been
employed as a table waitress at Sugar
Hill, y. H.. during the past three
months. returned to her home on Hall
street this noon.
Miss Christina Melvin, who has been
employed in Waterbury Center during
the summer months completed her du-
ties there yesterday, returning TO her
home on Pleasant street to-day.
l.. y. Mason OF Brattleboro arrived in
the city last night and win visit friends
for a few days before leaving for the
University OF Vermont at Burlington,
where he will enroll as a freshman next
week
Allen Hugh, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. L. Mcdonald of Websteryille died
"Wednesday after short illness \
PRAYER service was held from the house
the same day, Rev. w H. Bishop officiat
ing. and burial was in the Wilson Gene
tery
Miss Rule Angel OF Breokfeld ar
rived in the city to-day and viii leave
tomorrow morning for Waterbury, to-
gether with the Misses lnez Naberini
and Nina Casselni, where they will as
sumo their duties as teachers Of the
Waterbury district schools next week.
Mrs. Lizzie Brown. Mrs. Margaret
Hastings, Mrs Catherine Grogan, Mrs.
Nora Good returned yesterday from
Poultney, where they were sent as dele
gates to the convention OF the ladies'
auxiliary to the Ancient Order OF Hi
bernians. Mrs. Hastings was elected
state secretary at the convention,
Major Dean, the horse that Fred Stay
ton raced at White River Junction Wed
nesday, taking first money was shipped
y =
will participate in the races which will
be held there during the latter part Of
next week. Major Dean heE won first
money in three out OF his last five races.
Miss Shirley Bradford commenced her
vacation from the superintendent office
at the Montpelier & Wells River station
and Miss Gladys Bradford from the Gem
trail Vermont freight office yesterday,
leaving this morning for Springfield,
Mass. where they will visit al the home
of their sister, Mrs. Harold Mather, for
two weeks.
The Montpelier and Barre I. A. G, 4
teams of the Vermont state league will
plav off the last scheduled game of the
season this afternoon at lntereity park,
when they clash for the first time in two
weeks, playing double header Meian-
son will probably do the pitching for the
Barre team in the first contest, while |
Tommy Tomasi viii work on thv7hillock
during the second encounter. For Mont |
pelier. Gallagher and Harris will be the
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marion, who mo.
tored to Worcester, Mass, during the /
first OF the week WIN tuSit SUM- NgAA
who will enter Holy Cross next week,
returned to their home on Franklin
street last night They were aceompa-
MED as far as Keene, n H., by Mrs. |
Rose Grady of Merchant street and Mrs.
Thomas Carroll of North Main street,
who visited friends while the Marrions
made the trip from there to Worcester
and return.
Charles HaIsall of Seminary street was
surprised last evening when
about twenty-five of his friends assem-
bled at his home to remind him Of his
10Th birthday. The guests enjoyed the
evening by playing games and short
musical program was in order. Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were served,
after which the host was presented
very pretty signet ring. He showed his
appreciation in few weli-chosen re-
marks.
EAST BARRE.
ororterIy meeting of Silver Leaf cir