The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Have your films developed at Ken
bricks.
Look at our bargains on center table,
at Fits
Munsing union suits from the Me
Whorter Co.
Three days sale See adv At the
Vaughan store.
Sale Of silks 22Rc, 25c and a5c per
yard at Vaughan's
Lionel Mathewson was in Mortified
on business yesterday.
Ten-cent ginghams for sale at IKE
per yard at Vaughan's.
u. +. Miles Of West Burke was in the
city yesterday on business.
Duchess working trousers $l.0o to
$500 from the McWhorter Co.
Wallace Cover returned last evening
from business visit in Burlington
James B. Sulloway of Lyndonville was
in the city yesterday on busines trip,
W. B. Whiting OF Sheldon was among
tHe puoHess 9lsitVlo ~ tlc Slhy 9N9tei
day.
A daughter was born this morning to
Mr. and Mrs. William Fairs OF "a Laurel
street.
Porch screens, couch hammocks,
lawn tents and summer furniture at
Hooker's.
Oliver Goodhue Of Sherhrooke, p. O., i
has been passing a few days in the city
on business.
Auction sale Saturday at ? and p.
m. City auction rooms. Art squares, (
rugs, all new.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coreoran went
TO Burlington yesterday for a weeks
visit with relatives.
The Italian Independent club left to-
day for Mortified, where a game was
played with Mortified high school.
Barre should nave a plant to manu-
faeture building granite and not let our
neighbors obtain the new industry.
Wilmer Covey returned last night to
his home in Granville. N y, after pass
ing few days in the city on business.
Mrs. Judson r. Hughes has returned |
to this city, after passing four weeks at
her former home in East Douglass, Mass.
A regular meeting OF American Or
der OF Condors, No, |, viii be held Thurs |
day evening, May IS, at 1880. d. Stepb
en-, secretary.
Sir knights Regular meeting Of
Barre Co, No. 0, tonight at s o'clock |
sharp. All Sir knights are requested
to be present.
Mrs f. f. Baker, who has been pass
ing ten days with friends in the city, |
returned yesterday to her home in
Mount Vernon, n. y.
At the meeting OF Barre council I
Knights OF Columbus, held last evening +
the first degree was eNemplihed on a
class OF ten candidates.
Auretio Atrio and Tosi Barros arrived T
in the city last night from New York,
where they recently landed from Spain
They will be employed in this city.
Just received. A shipment of mating
suit cases, full lca d er corners, which we I
shall run as a leader at Csc each. Call /
in and inspect c. n. Kenyon & Cos.
Bargain store.
building on North Main street, opposite
Granite street, and will move his gro
Gerry store into it from his present store
on Granite street.
cordial invitation is extended to all
to attend the young peoples meeting of
the Swedish mission Sunday evening att
Z o'clock A good program viii be fur 4
nished. All are welcome.
Don't miss the auction sale Saturday
at and p. m, City auction rooms.
Household goods, lawn mowers. rugs,
art square, 9xl2, FIVE art squares, Gx0,
and host Of other goods. o. II. Hale,
auctioneer.
A large st. Bernard dog belonging to
H. Galleani was Killed on the Montpelier
4 Wells River track near the Berlin
street bridge yesterday morning by a +
passing train. The animal evidently did
not hear the train as it approached and
was tossed into tho air several feet, dy-
ing instantly.
The Red Cross Pharmacy are selling
water glass at the same price as last
year, per gallon Coo, per quart 25c, per
pint l5c This is used to preserve eggs,
keeping them as fresh and perfect as
when first laid. Full directions with
each sale.
The county convention of the w G.
I Y will be held in Mortified on
Thursday and Friday, May is and TO-
Good speakers are engaged for each
evening The Barre ladies' will speak :
IN Friday There will be no meeting
Of the Ida Reed w c. T. u this
week on account Of the convention.
All nintentonally, two Barre men
used Berlin pond for bath tub the
)ther day, so the story goes. and since
he bath was involuntary, Montpelier !,
will probably take no action on the mat
ter The two were Fred c. Eaton and
William Wishart, who were out sailing
n a small boat when the craft capsized,
throwing both occupants in the water.
Both grasped the boat but were unable /
10 turn the craft over, so they clung i
here The minutes heightened and be- !
anne really long when their predicament 8
vas discovered on shore, and a man put /
)ut in boat and rescued the men. The /
'apsizing took place near the middle of a
he pond so it is said, which made the a
situation more serious.