The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Fits
II Excursion 10 Plattsburg, July 10. See
adv, on page adv.
II Mrs. II. NJ Farr Of Richmond Is visit,
\ ing friends in the city.
III Arthur Dix was among the Plainheld
III visitors IN the city yesterday.
III Miss MAude Swain Of Brookheld was
in the city yesterday as shopper.
II Mrs. c, Phillip Curtis Of sharon, Mass,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
III Thomas Cave, ST.
II Don't miss the concert Sunday after.
noon az Benjamin falls. There will only
be three concerts at the park. Hear the
II first.-adv.
II Mrs. Harry s. Parks Of King street re-
II turned this afternoon from Lyndonville,
II where she has been making a short visit
H with friends
Il Misses Eva and Irene Pirie Of Shell
burne are visiting az the home OF their
sister, Mrs. j. Marion of Seminary
street, for few days.
Judge II. w. Scott went 10 Marshfeld
this afternoon TO confer with bee keep.
er concerning some Of the problems that
are confronting apiarsts this season.
Mrs. Carl G.. Guilds arrived in the city
yesterday and will visit with friends and
relatives for an indefinite period before
returning 70 her home in Medford, Mass.
William Mears, ir, who is recuperating
from the effects of bullet wound in the
shoulder, has returned to his home in
Haverhill. Mass, after spending several
days with his grandfather on South Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orreste Bofino Of Maple /
avenue have returned to the city from
! Highgate Springs, where they were en-
camped for week. Mr.. Boffino will not +
resume his duties in the Union Clothing T
store until next week.
Proctor item in an exchange states
that Miss Bertha Stilson, who recently /
underwent an operation at the hospital,
has improved sufficiently to be taken
home. Miss Stlson was one of the
Spaulding high school teachers.
Unless a change in the court entry is
made a jury will be drawn late this aft
ernoon for the case of State vs.. Battista
Piccianelli, who will be given a hearing
on an intoxication charge before Magis
trate II. w. Scott tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis H. Graves, who
have been spending a part of their vaca
tion visiting friends and relatives in the
city, left yesterday for their summer
camp at Lake Sunapee, n. II. Mr.. and
Mrs. Graves will spend the month of July
in camp before returning TO their home
in Haverhill, Mass. l
Carroll S. George of Stowe and Miss
Tia Winifred Kendall of Morrisville, mar
ried in Barre June 30 by Rev J. b. Rear !
don, kept the news of the event from ;
their friends for more than week. Six
young people came to this city for an d
auto ride and Mr.. George and Miss Ken {
dali managed to elude the rest long
enough to have the knot tied. o
Miss Mary Tomasi, who has been visit.
ing for the past two weeks at Cliff Ha ;
ven, n Y, returned yesterday to her g
home on North Main street. She was i
home by Miss Nan Keenan,
of Dorchester, Mass, who is a classmate
at Smith college, Miss Keenan, will
leave the latter part of the week for
Lake Morey, where she will be instruc- !
tor in singing at a girls camp through
the summer months.
Yesterdays record for sweltering heat 4
md intense humidity vas not topped 6
here in the city to-day, although it was e
warm enough without the penetrating {
rays OF July sun that made conditions s
Yesterday almost unbearable Lowering 4
skies portended rain this morning, but n
little more than sporadic sprinkle es n
'aped the clouds and the weather condi-
ion was very "muggy," as the saying :,
yoes among observers. =
Chief c. p. Gladding of the fire de. N
,artment, who sustained leg fracture G,
n an automobile accident last April. is q,
making continued progress toward recov- a,
ry, an encouraging condition that is m
Heated by the fact that he is able to =,
isit the fire station frequently. While - -,
e has not felt it incumbent upon him
elf to discard his crutches, the injured OF
member is growing steadily stronger pi
An air of expectancy has settled down ~
yer the Slayton training stables on =,
outh Main street owing to the fact that III
. A, Slayton is soon to launch his string %
{ speed specialists on the 1916 turf.
ONE of the Slayton horses were entered 10
{ the independence day race meet In or
but weather conditions pre- m
anted any of the entries from starting ey
he pacing mare, Betty Deem, 2;l2A, is wi
the Sunderlin stables in New Hamp- TO
ire this summer. the transfer from the wi
layton stables having been made in the wi
inter 1t is expected that Edward Sun tic
,rlin will drive the Deem mare for Mag lo~
.ghi and Pinardi this season. Mr.. Stay ~
N is relying a good deal on Major Deem, 80
brother of Betty, and two other young
,rses Major Deem is owned by William
ears. He was started few times last 4
ason and obtained record of 2;lSA, tur
1t is still eligible for the 2:25 class. or
here are many horsemen who predict an,
at the Major. judging by his way of thi
cling and his ability to brush fast, will she
velop into PAGER capable of equalling did
e record made by his clever sister. on.
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Special communication of 10,
Granite lodge No. 81, F. and %