The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-23
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER ., 1915.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Vaughan Store.
Mary Piekiord in "Romana" at Park
Theatre to,day.-ady.
Mrs. c. j, Lease Of Morrisyille is a
guest OF Mrs. j, G. More OF fremont
street.
Mrs. Matilda Almaw Of Plainheld was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Call to-day at Mrs. Birnie's millinery
parlors, Pleasant street, of Brook
street.-adv.
, Carl Mattson Of 32 Pearl street was
taken to the City hospital this morning
for treatment.
Baseball Saturday. Sept, %, on Italian
A. {. grounds. Hoernle's All Stars and
Italian A. G. au o'cloek.-adv.
/ A son was born yesterday afternoon
at the City hospital 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Donahue of 7s Maple avenue.
Mrs. Minnie Brown and Miss Barbara
Brown OF Waterbury returned home this
morning, after visiting friends in the
city during the past two days.
Miss Dorothy Mccarthy, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in Barre
and Websterville since the first OF the
month, left this morning for her home
| in Brattleboro.
See adv. on page for particulars re-
garding auction sale this afternoon OF
valuable quarry land and wood land,
near the j. X. Prize quarry. d. A. Perry,
auctioneer.-adv
Miss Margaret Stewart, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
James c. Johnston OF Highland avenue
for several days, left this noon for her
home in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs Thomas Miskin and son, Carl,
who has been visiting at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Roy Bugbee ot Washington
street during the past ;yeek. left last
night for their home in Boston.
Raymond l.. Arkley, who is employed
in the office OF .he Stevens Duryea Auto
Co. in Springfield, Mass. arrived in the
city last evening for few days visit at
the home OF his parents Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Arkley of Merchant street
Miss Martha Common, who is taking a
vacation of a week from her duties at
Saranac Lake. n ". arrived in the city
last night and will visit at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. +. c. Common Of Mer-
chant street. during her recreation.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Livermore, who
have been passing two weeks in Barre as
| the guests of Rev and Mrs. Edgar Cross
land of Wellington street, returned this
morning to their home in South Acton
Mass, making the trip in their ApPerson
car.
| On account OF the severe accident that
Miss Eileen Parks of King street received
! in stepping into an automobile at the
close Of the wedding services at the
Gregory home on Washington street last
Wednesday night, she will be unable 70
give the party TO her Sunday school
class this evening at the home OF Mrs
Lucy F. Sowden Of fremont street as
had been planned.
Keefe. former Goddard seminary star
will probably pitch his last game OF the
season this afternoon or to-morro"
when the Hoernle All-Stars meet the
Italians in the final game OF the sea
son. Keefe will leave tomorrow even
ing for Medford, Mass, where he en-
tiers Tufts college next week. Keefe will
don the football toys soon after he
reaches the Medford institute. WITH
the graduation OF Whitaker and O'Mara
the star pitchers on last springs team
Keefe will have an excellent chance to
work on the mound throughout next
season.
William Cheney OF Berlin and Fred
Kent. a former schoolmaster in the Cob
bic hill school district, arrived in the
CITY last night from Fort Ethan Allen
where they have been staying during the
past two DAYS since their return from
Eaple Pass, Tex. where they have been
encamped since the latter part OF June
with Co. C of the Vermont National
Guard. Messrs. Cheney and Kent were
students at the University of Vermont
when the call for the guardsmen was
riven by Pres Wilson and were mem bers
of the college battalion who went te
form a part of the regiment. They were
mustered out yesterday,
Candidates for the office of city repre-
sentative in Barre spent only S44.02 IN
seeking the nominations prior to the pri-
maries of Sept. IL, according to returns
made at the city clerks office when the
time limit for filing expired last night
As was noted in yesterdays Times, F. g
Rowland, successful Republican nominee
expended 1865 for postage, stationery
and printing, the statement having been
filed on the day following the primaries
II. A. Phelps spent $7.47, according to
the returns which he made yesterday
the money going for postage, printing
and advertising. Rev. j. B. Reardon, the
Democratic nominee, reported that the
nomination did not cost him anything.
Guests arriving at Hotel Barre last
night and this morning included the fol
lowing people; Mrs. G. c. Partridge, Miss
Partridge, Mr.. Ten Eyek. Sd, OF New
York. Charles Messenger of Boston, Mr.
and Mrs. S. n. Marble of Madison, Conn.
Miss Jean A. Stockwell of New York
Miss Elizabeth Russell of New York
Miss Beth Heppler of Boston, Miss Helen
TAYLOR of Brooklyn, n. y, Mr.. and Mrs
IL. J. Roberts of Waterbury, Fred ;
Pease of Burlington, j. G. Anderson OF
Hartland, Harry J. Smith of Manchester
w. J. Smith of Fayetteville. \. y
ICharles II. Morse of st. Johnsbury, Mrs
Irwin Holland of Winthrop, Mass, W. w
Wheeler of Grand Rapids, Mich, Mr.. and
Mrs. f.. H. Davis of New York City, r
ID. Murphy of Rochester, H. 7. Prindle OF
Burlington and +. B. Carr and X. +
.Jackman of Brockton, Mass.
A sharp-eyed denizen of the Blanchard
block, third floor back, probably saved q
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