The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-21
TALK OF THE TOWN


\ job lots OF white goods at Abbott's.
II See the new wash goods at Vaughan's
H Mr.. and Mrs. Peter King OF Plainleld
were visitors in the city yesterday.
H The Vermont Real Estate company
has reopened its offices in the jackson
block
Lester p. Clough of the Walk Over
boot shop is spending a few days in Bos.
ton on business.
Mrs. Margaret Bird is employed as an
assistant in the millinery parlors of Mrs.
Stella Laviolette.
Miss Louise Hurry OF upper Washing
ton street has returned from weeks
visit with friends in Montpelier
Charles Williams, who has been visit
ing at his former home in Fort Kent,
Me-, returned to the city this morning.
II. Cajigal and Ayeine Gomez of Web.
steryille left yesterday for Douglas, Ar.
iona, where they will be employed as
quarrymen.
Miss Margaret Fuller, who has been
visiting friends in the city for few
days, returned last evening to her home
in Vergennes.
Miss l.. Tracy of Boston was a visitor
in the city yesterday while on her way
to her former home in Chelsea for a visit
i with relatives.
| Wallace 4. Gilbert of the Frank Nc.
Whorter company left yesterday for
! Boston, where he will remain for few
/ days on business.
| Roy Ducharme of South Barre was
visitor in the city last evening while on
his way to North Adams, Mass, where he
pynpCtG IN spp,tra
! Mrs. Angelina Caron of Webster ave.
nue. left last night for Knowles, Cal,
where she viii join her husband, who has
been employed there for some time.
Mrs. NJ. A. Miller, who was week end
visitor in the home of r. c. Brock of i
Washington street, returned yesterday |
to her home in White River Junction.
Lieut.. Gov. Hale X. Darling and Mrs
Darling, with their four children, who
occupy suite of rooms at Hotel Barre,
are at their home in Chelsea for time.
II. A. Clough of West Medford, Mass,
who has been the guest for a few days
of his brother, L. p. Clough of fremont
street, left last night for his home in
West Medford. Mass.
Clarence +. Hall, who is employed in
+. G. Rogers & company's store, left last
night for Boston where he will meet +,
Mrs Hall and little daughter, Caroline,
who are coming here from Belfast, Me-.
to reside.
Joseph X. Smith Of Graniteville passed
through the city last night while on his
way to Montreal, p O.. for visit with
relatives. Before returning to Barre,
Mr.. Smith viii make brief sojourn in
Sherhrooke.
A bowling match is scheduled in Mont ,
pelier tomorrow night between the Mer
10 academy team of this city and a team : :
the Meigs alleys of Montpel t
er. Tomorrow evening the Montpelier
'Dokies" will roll the local team from !
the same order at the Murphy and 2
Neafer alleys on Pearl street.
Mrs. James Scott of Pleasant street c
'eturned to the city last evening from 3
Iolyoke, Mass, where she attended the Il
uneral of Aliek Miller, assistant super =
ntendent of the Holyoke cemetery sys
EN-. whose sudden death occurred last =
week. Mrs. Scott was accompanied to r.
Barre by Miss Ethel Miller, who win III
make an extended visit in the city. NE
Among the visitors in the city yester- III
lie: f. L. Abbott of Saxtops River, G. A. Hi
)olburn of Burlington, O. ID. Tracy of iii
'helsea. J. NJ. Cade of Braintree, II. j. HI
iarkolf of West Rutland, Miss Ethelyn I'LL
ling of Toronto, Ont, Harry Palmer OF I'LL
White River junction, r. r. Waterman NlI
{ Burlington, Miss l.. Tracy of Boston. Till
'asil III. McKirachan of Chester, Pa, iii
[. H. Hickok OF Burlington and A. H. I'LL
.ckley of Gloucester, Mass. - HI
A new alliance has been formed in the HI
aseball- bowling league, the Braves and Ill
ne Giants having Joined hands in an eff III
,rt TO put down their common enemy | III
lie Federals. As might be expected, the iii
ederal headquarters are in the federal iii
Iilding, but the match last night was Hi
He'd at the National league park on I'LL
earl street. The match last evening Hi
ent to the Nationals by the score OF I'LL
I2s to l476, "Mathewson" securing the Hi
gh three string total as well as the It'll
gh single III
Tonight the city council at its regular |I
session will have an oppor III
nifty to examine and approve, if il llI
ishes, tile proposed contract between iii
e city and the company that i to fur VIII
SH JHe So,luV street. department auto I'LL
uek. City Attorney William Wishart I'LL
s completed draft Of the instrument Hi
at is to be signed if it meets with the ll
proval OF the council. Meanwhile MI
ans for shipping the car go on apace l
d the street department, in mapping III
I its spring and summer work, is ad Hi
sting its plans to the use of an auto I'LL
lck. 1t is probable that Mayor Gordon iii
rpenter as wire Inspector, Mr.. Carpen- iii
r having resigned Immediately after
appointment last week.