The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-14
TALK OF THE TOWN
New fancy silks at Fits.
See Abhott's disblaV OF suits.

coats.
James Cordiner left this morning for
Burlington, where he is making brief
business visit.
j. r. Wilson of Worcester arrived in
the city yesterday and will visit friends
for several days.
Service that satisfies and unexcelled
sanitary appliances as Ross Depot
square barber shop.-adv,
Mrs. Alex Ogston went yesterday TO
Mortified, where she is making a stay
OF indefinite length with relatives,
Charles A. Plumley of Mortified, state
commissioner OF taxes, was among the
business visitors in the city yesterday.
Edwin Cutler of Brattleboro is spend
ing two weeks vacation with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Cutler.
&. Cano of Granite street went this
morning 10 Burlington TO pass the re-
mainder OF the week with acquaintance.
Dante Cassellni left the city to-day
for Atlantic City, ~ j., where he has
secured employment in a clothing store.
Harold Potter of South Main street
left this morning for Northheld, where
he will visit relatives for few days.
CLAYTON Baker, who has been visiting
friends in the city for few days, left
last night for his home in New York
City.
Harold George who has been visiting
relatives on Prospect street during the
past two weeks, left this morning for
his home in Burlington.
W. d. Smith and son. Carroll, of sum
mer street, left yesterday for Greensboro,
- Iii an.
camped at the Smith cottage
Miss Julia O'Hagan OF East Barre has
been making stay of several days in
Bakersfield as the guest of Miss Ger
trude Brady, a teacher in the city
schools.
Mrs. C. F. Smith of the Montpelier
road returned home last evening from
Boston, where she has been for the past
week, visiting in Boston and other Mas.
sachusetts cities.
Miss Christina Piper, who has been
passing vacation at her home on sum
mer street and with her sister Mrs
William Nelson OF Elm street, returned
yesterday to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs William Warren, who
have been visiting at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs John Maxson of East street
during the past few days. left last night
for their home in East Calais.
Era Djerf, who has been employed as
letter cutter in the Barre granite belt
for several seasons, left last night for
Quincy, Mass, where he has found EN-.
ployment in one of the Quincy stone
sheds
John McGrady of West street, who has
been employed as stonecutter IN Barre
sheds for the past few months, lett last
night for Hartford, Conn, where he Will
be employed in a machine shop during
the fall and winter months.
The Gaiety club held their monthly
meeting last evening to elect their com.
mittee on the next dance, which will be
held during the latter part OF the month
in one of the city halls. This will be
the first dance held in the city since
the Nav ball. as the summer dances have
all been given at Dewey park. The
! committee that was elected last evening
are Miss Carrie Calcagni, Teresa Bian-
! chi OF Barre and Amelia Bertoi OF Mont
pelier The men that are on the commit
/ tee are John Oltolini and Oswald Cab.
RIM.
| fdlI EblHG lplhS- VIM HdNAShAN'N ''tN
Central Vermont railroad this morning
numbered only twenty, figure which in
dicated that most Of the people who trav-
eed to White River Junction for the ex-
hibition made the trip by automobile.
Yesterday AZ tickets were sold tor the
excursion train leaving at $3.50 o'clock,
the train returning to Barre at 9:5s
o'clock last evening. Until next year
special trains to the fair will be aban-
doned BY the c. V. people, although ex-
ira coaches will be attached to the re-
lar s;25 train tomorrow morning.
A party of tourists consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Mayo, Mr. and Mrs.
II. H. House, Mr.. and Mrs. Orvil Holmes
visited friends in the city yesterday,
while en- route from Phillipsburg, P. G.,
where they have been encamped while
on a fishing expedition during the past
two weeks, to their home in Poughkeep-
sic, n. Y. The party made the north
ward trip along the western side of the
state, touring along by the lakeside,
while on their return, they are touring
through the heart of the mountainous
section and getting back to nature IN
her toughest stages.
| A fine display of fall and winter apples
may be seen in Mrs. Shepard's millinary
windows Among the varieties that are
exhibited are Fameuse, st. Lawrence,
Peach. Duchess and Founding. The APP
pies are all of large size and smooth
| This goes to show the excellent apple
season that Vermont farmers have ex-
perienced this year, due probably to the
heavy spring rains and then to the ex-
cessive heat during the months OF July
and August. Farmers from the surround
ing territory claim that this IS one OF
the best years for apples in long time,
as the trees are all loaded with fruit OF
quality that is extinct OF the apple
worm and twig borers.
The Italians were given an eleventh
hour notice yesterday afternoon by the
Burlington management that the team
would not show up at the Berlin street
grounds, for the game which was sched-
uled to be played yesterday afternoon
between these two teams. The game was
to have been the last one on the sched- |
ule between Burlington and Barre IN the
Vermont state league this year. Mana
ger Bottiggi on learning OF the Burning
ton teams postponement OF the game
made an effort TO negotiate with the
Montpelier club for game so that the
fans who would assemble at the park
,vo,,ld not he dissapDointed in not see