The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Motion pictures worth seeing at
Dreamland.
Muslin dresses for 0S cents can be
found at Perrys.
Barre Citizens band rehearsal this
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Fred 0, Billings of Sharon was Wis
itor in the city yesterday.
John Clary is passing few days at
his home in Laconia, n. II,
L, A. Bugbee left Saturday night on
a business trip to Chicago
Robert Murphy of Bolton passed Sun
day at his home in this city
Arthur Marion began work this
morning for the gas company.
Ross barber shop stands for prompt
service and satisfied customers,
Arthur c. Griffin of Plainfeld was a
visitor in the city over Sunday.
Miss Edna Kimball OF Springfield,
Mass, is visiting relatives in the city.
Chester O. Turner, domestic nurse, POS
South Main street, Barre, or telephone
24S,L.
Meeting Of the Granite City Quoting
club picnic committee this evening at the
club house.
Miss Margaret A. Miles of Burling-
ton is visiting at the home OF her broth
er, ID. NJ. Miles.
Victor Olsen Of Dartmouth college,
Hanover, n H., visited at his home IN
this city over Sunday.
Miss Hazel Kaylar went yesterday to
! Mortified, where she viii pass a few
days with her parents.
! Mrs. +. L. Page entertained fourteen
members of her Sunday school class at
supper at the City hotel Saturday even
| ing.
Beginners in the primary department
of the Congregational Sunday school will
meet for a rehearsal Tuesday at $3.50
p. m.
The Montpelier Military band has
been engaged for the graduating eX-
ercises, reception and dance at Goddard
seminary.
Miss Sophia Campbell returned Satur-
day night from Boston, where she has
been attending the Bryant & stratton
Business college.
Miss Jennie Mcdonald Of Windsor
Terrace went to Pittsford this morn
ing, where she viii enter the state san
atorium for treatment.
Misses Glare and Kathleen Miles, who
are attending school in Burlington, are
visiting at the home OF their father, d
NJ Miles, for a few days.
Rec. w. j. NJ Beattie went to Bur
llington this morning TO visit Mrs. Beat
tie, who is recovering from an operation
at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Victor Olsen, Harold Morse and How
ard Miles, who are attending Dartmouth
college. returned Saturday night for 8
few DAYS visit at their homes.
Jockey Hollow and the Circle street
Eagles played a fast eleven-inning ti'
at the driving park Saturday afternoon
the game finally ending on account O
the rain.
Regular meeting Jumpers boxers ant
derrickmen's union, branch No. %, vii
be held in Nichols block Wednesda!
evening, June II, 1880 o'clock. \. +
Clark. cor. sec.
A rehearsal for Children's day will b
held in the Methodist church Tuesda.
afternoon at o'clock. All childrel
wishing to take part in the concert, b
sure and come.
Tickets for the Spaulding alumni ban
quet may be obtained at the hall Thurs
: day evening or from the committee
, Mrs. William Cole, Miss Evelyn Phelp
and James Kenefck.
+ A Cadillac automobile party, com
, posed of Mr. and Mrs. c. 7, Jennings
/, Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. 0reutt, Miss
| Seaver and II. A. Richardson OF Bar
/ ton, stopped at the City hotel yester
day.
Owing TO the wet weather and heay
condition OF the field at Intercity pari
the baseball game, between the Tent
I cavalry at Fort Ethan Allen and II
Italian Athletic club was cancelled b
the latter.
In addition to the many combination
I. served daily at their ieeless soda fouI
] tain. the Red Cross pharmacy are Z
i day serving lemon cream sherbet. Inc
! formula is one of the best and IS SUI
:. to please you.
! r. M. Garthwaite representative
J the Westchester Engineering Co.. u
I New York company which Is eonstruc
! ing the new federal building, return'
= TO Barre this morning from a euslne
j trip to Amsterdam, n. y, and Carbo
Is dale, Pa.
: A party consisting of Misses Ann
Averill Nellie Slayton and Jessie Neiso
!. James Duncan, William Halvosa and
4 ID. Waterman passed Sunday at Lal
Is Morev in Fairlee. The trip was made
!. 4 Knox car. G. A. Kenyca acoompan
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