The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-27
TALK OF The TOWN.


Perry's store has the house dresses.
Sale OF ladies' waists AT Vaughan's
Albert Milne went to Mortified to-day
to work.
The best 50 cent 7 n. corset can be
found at Perry's
George Walker went to Burlington to.
day on business visit.
M j. Mcneil went to Burlington to-
day on business trip.
If the question is barber shop try
Miers' everything sanitary
Harry Goldman Of Dorchester, Mass.
was visitor in the city to-day
Harry Levin began work this morn,
ing in the American Clothing store.
4 The Blue sox viii play the Neverslips
at the Gospel Village common tonight.
Miss Joanna Parks went to BurHng-
ton last evening for a visit with friends
Mrs. Richard Attridge went to Ran
dolph to-day for visit with relatives
just received, ladies' and misses mus
lin dresses. Special, sl.9s, at yaughan's
Mr. and Mrs. G, Toesca will return
tonight from a several days visit in
Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Merrill went TO
South Royalton to-day for visit with
relatives.
Clark Tayntor has returned home.
after passing few days in Rutland on
business.
Arthur G. Tilden returned yesterday
from visit at the home Of his par
ents in Northfeld.
Everett Swasey OF Nelson street has
returned home after passing few days
with friends in Mortified.
Mrs. Arthur c. Lane and children went
to Newport, to-day, where they win re-
main two months with relatives
S. Shadraoui Of North Adams, Mass,
is passing few days at the home OF
Samuel Thomas Of Prospect street.
Mrs w. L. Lebanon of Waterbury
is passing several days with her sister,
Mrs A. G. Miles, Of South Main street.
Miss VERNE NJ Bowen went to West
Topsham last evening for few days
visit with friends at hillside Cottage
Mrs. John Shea has returned to her
home in South Barre from the City hos
Pital, where she was operated upon a
week ago
Elders j. A. Bullock and George VIII |
liams have returned to this city after |
spending several days in Northfeld and
vicinity.
Miss Margaret Milne OF Boston is
passing vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Milne, Of
Warren street.
Come to the Riley orchestra dance on
Wednesday June 2s, in the Rowland |
hall after the band concert; so cents
Tor gents, ladies free.
Mfr. and Mrs z. Brunette were in the
city Sunday evening, the guests of Mrs
Ida Pearsons They returned to their |
home in Chelsea Monday.
Miss Margaret Hunter left last night |
for the Thousand Islands in the ST. /
Lawrence river, where she win be EN-
ployed during the summer.
The ladies' or Clan Gordon are re-
quested to hand their due books to the
financial secretary not later than June
30 for the semi-annual audit.
Miss Bessie Z. Cave, teacher in the
graded school at Sharon. Mass, is spend.
ing her vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas II. Cave, In this city
Weather permitting. the ladies' aid so.
ciety Of the Congregational church will /
hold their annual automobile social on
Tuesday evening. June 81. beginning at
$3.50 o'clock. Everybody come and have
a ride
Miss Mabel Thmston and three nieces
of Cambridge, Mass, arrived in the
city last evening en- route TO their sum.
mer cottage in West Topsham. While
in Barre they are the guests of their
aunt, Mrs Ida Pearsons
The Italian Athletic club viii line up
against the Jeffersonville team at Rang
ers' field tomorrow afternoon at 4:l5 I.
o'clock. Dope" Hunt, she former Yer
mont twirler, will be on the slab for
the visitors with Leach at the receiving
end.
At Rangers field Yesterday afternoon,
the second team OF the Italian Athletic
club defeated the Italian Independent
team by the score OF 8 to 0, David
was in the box for the Il A. G. seconds
and Frediana for the Independents The
error columns doomed up large. I,
John Z. Stsnyan Of Montpelier, who
has conducted series of Esperanto In
strletions before the Socialist club dur
ng the past winter and spring. will
cave soon for Belgium to attend the
convention of Esperantists, /
having been appointed as a delegate at j
he recent New England Esperanto meet
ng held in Boston.
Among the arrivals at the City hotel I
Saturday and Sunday were Joseph S
Robins. Boston; w Gettle, Boston; P.
). McKillop, ST. Adams; I. II. vii.
'ore, Chelsea; Mr. and Mrs Geore .
loveland, Burlington; G. NJ Roberts,
Mortified; Joseph Lavender, New
York; +. F. Sherbert, Stowe; + H.
Mann, Wodsvile, n . H. Reuben Lord
orange; members Of the st Adams
md 10th Cavalry baseball tears.
Among the arrivals at the hotel Otis Z
night and Sunday were vii.
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