The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver, st Burr's
Frank L. Place went to Burlington to-
day on a business trip,
NJ. NJ. Gordon went to Boston last
night on q business trip.
Saturday sale win be advertised on
Friday. Vaughan Store.
f. G. Wells went to Waitsfeld this
morning on business trip
4 Abbott Is making some very low prices
on ladies' wool suits % close
George Fowler left last night for Ore
gon. where he win seek employment.
Mrs n. j. Roberts went to Burlington
this morning for a visit with friends.
f. A. Folsom Of Marshfeld was a
business visitor in the city Wednesday.
Peter coppi returned yesterday from
d several months visit al his home in
italy
Mrs. F. P. Darling Of Marshfeld Is
visiting friends in the city for short
time.
r. R. Harding Of Dorchester, Mass,
lreturned home yesterday, after spending
a few days in the city
The Altrurians are requested TO At.
tend a business meeting at the horne Of
Mrs Glysson Friday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Bear IN mind that public dance Sat
urdav. June IL, Rowland Bros & Cave
block; Gilbertson's orchestra; admission,
5ocl ladies, loo.
A meeting Of Foreign Masona viii be
held IN Masonic hall on Friday evening,
June 10. at $780, Picnic and other bust.
ness. Per order president.
A special chicken salad supper viii
be served at the Rathskeller during in.
termision Of the Spaulding alumni ball
Thursday evening. S5c a plate,
Hooker & Co.'s ambulance was sent
on long trip TO Waterbury this fore
noon, to bear home the body Of Nat
Whittier. who died IN the hospital there
last night.
The regular monthly meeting of the
hoard Of directors Of the board Of trade
win be held IN their rooms Thursday
evening AZ 8 o'clock AS business Of inn
portance is TO come up. II Il hoped every
member viii be present.
Miss Lydia Tucker, who has been EN-
lployed as bookkeeper in the Economic
Grocery store, left this morning for
Montreal where she win take passage
for her home in England Miss Tucker
Is sister Of Mrs. George Fraser,
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Keyes Of Boston
and Mrs George i. Close Of Cambridge.
Mass. are in town TO attend the Goddard
commencement. They are guests Of the
Morrison farm Mr. keyes and Mrs.
Close are graduates Of Goddard, and
they assisted in the alumni exercises
to-day.
The Milford, n IT., paper has this
10 say Of Mr. Wilson, the soloist ID the
concert to Be given Under the auspices
Of the Barre Civic federation by the
choral union: "Mr. Wilson sang his
solos with good Interpretation. lie has
a rich bass voice, well trained and under
most excellent control The concert
win be given here Wednesday, June 10.
OF the work Of the Milne brothers Of
this city. who are playing under the
name Of PRESLEY Brothers. the Mont
pelier Journal has the following TO says
PRESLEY Brothers in singing and daHe-
ing are probably the efeverest seen IN
this city this year. They made good
with ease and will no doubt be a great
sts4s, sst.is m.nA T4ta -. -
lcity.R The Milne brothers are George
and Kennth, whose performances are
Wen known also in Barre.
The breach Of the peace cases against
six respondents, who were arrested for
an alleged scrap with William Hussev on.
River street several weeks ago, was set
for trial ia city court this morning, but
on account Of NJ II. Gordon. counsel
for the respondents being out Of town
the case has been postponed for a hear
ing on a date not vet fixed. Hussey,
VINO skipped from the city after the
case was all ready for trial the first
time, has not been located
At the regular meeting Of the Retail
Clerks association. held last evening,
the following officers were elected for
the year ensuing. President, Edward
Chesser; first vice president Edward Mill
ker second vice president Glenn E
Perry; guide. William II. Eager; guardi-
an. John MeCarthyt recorder, a. T..
Pierce; trustee, Arthur Campbell The
election Of a grievance committee and a
secretary and treasurer was left until
the next meeting. FL j Houghton was
reelected delegate 10 The central labor
union A committee, consisting az II. i.
Brooks. A. + Pierce and J. 7. Callaghan,
was appointed to make arrangements for
the clerks holiday and outing, to be held
on the second Wednesday in August.
Robert Kenfrew of South BYegate Is
passing several days with friends in the
city.
The old Cutler Corner School assoc
citation viii hold It's annual picnic, June
rs, at Dewey park, 70 which every mem
Der and his family is invited Anyone
who ever lived or taught school or went
to school III Cutler corner Is asked to
come. and If they feel interested and
would like 10 Join the association, we
would be pleased 10 add their names to
our list. There viii be tables and chairs
in the pavilion to accommodate all bat
if anyone prefers to eat under the leafy
bowers he can do SO. Remember the
date, Saturday, june %, and let us all
make al effort to be present, for, as our
little band grows weaker by some older
ones remaining at home as they feel
the task too great for them to under
take. and others are passing on to a /
higher life. which weakens our chain, !