The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-26
TALK OF THE TOWN
May sale at vaughan's.

Fred Davidson went to Waterbury to-
day to work,
Tuesday being Memorial day, all union
stores will be closed
II viii pay you TO read the Vaughan
store advertisement.
Auction sale Saturday at 2 and 7 p
m, City auction rooms.
NJ. Il. Chase of Mortified was in the
city yesterday on business,
Stores will be open Monday evening
and closed all day Tuesday.
A kitchen girl is wanted at the City
hotel. Apply to w. II. Snow.
George Ryan of Hardwick arrived in
the city last night TO work
Piano bargains az Bailey's music
rooms, Ia Elm street, Barre.
Harry Goldman of Boston visited
friends in the city yesterday.
Earl Smith is employed in Il. A. Prin-
dies hardware store for time.
Irving Bean left last night for Lake
Placid, N. y, to visit relatives.
Ralph Shaw of Burlington was bus
mess visitor in the city yesterday.
Edgar Turner went to Bethel to-day
for a few days visit with friends.
0. F. Nichols OF Williamstown was a
business visitor in the city to-day,
Special ice cream soda for cents,
Saturday, at the United Fruit store.
A son was born to-day to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mcleod of II Forsythe place.
Frank II. Dyer moved to-day from
% Church street to / Academy street
Carl Perkins went to Mortified this
afternoon for visit at the home Of her
son.
The Blue Sox will play the Crescents
at the Gospel Village common this after
noon.
Mid.season sale of trimmed hats at
Miss Nelson's. The advertisement is on
page 5.
DR.. j. w. jackson returned this after
noon from few days fishing at Phil
lipsburg.
w. E. Washburn of Mortified was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Get your early cabbage and caulifow-
er plants from William MCDONALD, 90
Park street.
Abbott & Co.'S May sale closes Satur-
day night. Have you got some of the
values offered.
II. o. Young of Chicago, agent for
the 500 lines, was business visitor in
the city yesterday.
G. w. Mann has the work OF erecting
three large tenement houses on Wiley
street well under way.
A. j. Greig left yesterday afternoon
for Burlington, where he will remain for
a few days on business.
Joseph Stumphf took an automobile
party to Hardwick this morning in the
Jones & Nye Buick ear
Auction sale of furniture tomorrow,
l56 North Seminary street, 2 O'Clock ..
m. c. +. Smith, auctioneer.
Mrs. Theodore LaRoeheIle, who has
been seriously III for the last week,
is reported to be improving.
Walter Lebanon Of Waterbury was
guest yesterday at the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Arthur Milne of South Main street.
For Saturday, Glasgow linen loo per
yard usually sold for l5c per pard, pure
white, tan and blue at Perry's on Satur.
lay.
Mrs. J. c. DeBrune and daughter re.
turned yesterday from a weeks visit |
u Greensboro, st. Johnsbury and Dan.
Vile.
+, D. Hoyey. X F. Raith and d. NJ.
Starr OF Mortified were IN the city
asst evening to attend the dance in How
and hall,
Four candidates took the initiatory
iegree at the regular meeting of Hia-
vatha lodge, No. 20, /. 0. o. f., held
asst evening.
Earl 5. Shepard has moved his house.
lold goods from Elm street into the
Dodge house, SO called, on the Mont.
,elier road.
Roy Warden and Charles Fiske have
esumed their studies at Goddard sem.
nary, after passing a few days at the
ormer's home in Barnet.
Delicious ice cream in all favors, at
he Barre Candy kitchen. Here are some
4 them; Vanilla, coffee, strawberry
hocolate and frozen pudding.
Mrs j. L. Hamilton of st. Adams il
n the city, called here TO attend the
uneral of her brother, Archie Durfee.
whose death occurred Wednesday night.
Mrs. H. G. Woodruff and Mrs. c. II
ranger returned this afternoon from
where they went to attend
he convention Of the Woman's Home
lission society.
All clergymen, who reside in the city,
nth their wives, are invited to the din.
er at the Congregational vestry on Me-
lorial day. E. L. Smith, for the Me.
lorial day committee.
James Duncan of Ayers street left
his morning for Montreal, where he
ill sail in few days for his former
ONE in Aberdeen, Scotland Mr.. Dun.
an intends to be absent about two
lonths.
The ninth grade Latin class of Spauld.
x school defeated the commercial class
Gospel Village common last night 10
, 2. The batteries were: Tierney and
oyce for the commercials, and Tomasi
I'D Hooker for the Latin.
Mrs o. G. Stickney returned last
'ening from Middlebury, where she
ent to attend the convention of the
'oman's Home Mission society. Mrs.
H. Granger and Mrs. Fl. G. Woodruff
turned from the same Mace to-day