The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ladies' white and colored dresses at
Yanghan's.
Hot sphagetti served at all hours at
the Vermont Fruit store.
Fl. ]. Thwing went to Quincy, Mass,
to day, on business trip.
Walter LeBarron of Waterbury visit
ed friends in the city yesterday
II you want good silk petticoat get
one Of those specials at Abbott's, only
$3.50.
Edward Deforge left this morning for
Burlington, where he has secured en-
ployment.
A regular meeting OF Queen Of Forest
circle will be held this friday even
ing at 1880.
Another shipment of those popular
$3.50 collapsible go-carts just received,
at Rockers.
Miss Lucille Even went to Hanover,
N. H., to-day, to attend the junior prom
at Dartmouth college.
Henry Dessureau Of st. Adelphe,
Champlain, Canada, is visiting relatives
here in town for week.
Mrs. G. II. Kendrick has returned
home, after passing few days with
relatives in North Montpelier.
Regular shoot of the Barre Gun club
tomorrow afternoon. This 10 the sec
ond shoot on the DUPONT trophy.
Regular Saturday night dance at How
land hall May 81, with Riley's orchestra.
Fifty cents for gents, ladies' Zoe.
Miss Edith Barney returned yesterday
afternoon to st. Johnsbury, after pass
ing few days at her home in South
Barre.
Fifty cents each we have more of the
26-ineh umbrellas witt good cotton
gloria covering, strong durable frame
SOC at Perry's on Saturday,
Auction sale at City auction rooms
Saturday at 2 and p. M. Art squares!
mirrors, pictures and large lot OF
! household goods, that must be sold.
Saturday and Monday specials--Guar-
anteed mission alarm clocks, very at
tractive and good timers for $l.35, at
Hooker's. Saturday and Monday only
Miss Florence Hammond was able to
return from the city hospital to her
room at 90 Elm street yesterday. She
hopes to resume her work at Trow &
Holden's soon.
Mrs. l.. A. Estabrook and Mrs. n,
Homer Burnham of West Lebanon, n.
H.. are spending few days with Mrs.
10, H. Hale. Mrs. Durham is former
resident OF Barre.
Passenger and express auto, Barre TO
Hardwick by way of East Montpelier,
\ North Montpelier, East Calais and
Woodbury. pond First trip will be made
Monday, MAY 20. VIII leave Barre at
1880 a. m. Orders can be left with the
Perry Auto company, Rowland block
/ Tel. 272-L.
Two picked mines from the employees
OF Jones Bros shed, captained by Lack
ey Good and Riley Burgess, played a
| fast and exciting ball game after work
Yesterday afternoon which resulted in q
victory for Goods team by the score of
s to 4. The stars OF the game were
Devers and Mcmillan.
McEnellys singing orchestra gave an
other one of its popular dances in How
/ land hall last evening, nearly eighty
couples being present. The order OF
dances. beginning at Q o'clock, was pre-
coded by short concert. The members
of the orchestra left to-day for North
field, where a dance will be held this
evening.
The following team will represent the
Bonaceord on Saturday against the
South End team at the trotting park:
Goal, Millar; backs, Freeland and Will
son; halfbacks, Thompson, Anderson and
Richie; forwards, Robertson, Milne, Nc
Leod. Park, Mitchell; reserves, Walker
and LANG. Players be on the grounds
al o'clock sharp.
III the weather man smiles next Tues
day, Barre is reasonably sure of Sec
ing a real, live airship. G. G. Bonnet,
the st. Johnsbury aviator. who has re-
Gently returned from a six weeks stay
at the Chicago aviation grounds, has
pitched his tent at the driving park
and with the assistance of compe.
tent engineer and machinist. is making
ready for the fight. Tuesdays ascent
will be the first fight Mr.. Bennett has
made in Vermont this season.