The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-31
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Bargains in sun umbrellas at the
! Vaughan store.
Battista Colombo of Mortified is EN-
ployed in this city,
New waists, Dutch neck, kimono
sleeves, only sloO at vaughan's.
Mid.season and graduation hats on
display Thursday at Miss Nelson's.
Mrs. r. d. Richards, Plainfeld, has
choice tomato plants and later will have
celery plants for sale
N. Bergami returned yesterday to his
home in Milford, ~ H., after a few
days visit with friends in the city.
George G. King and family have re-
turned to their home in Greensboro, att
er spending several days at w. A. Lanes 8.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Kelley moved TO-
I day from North Main street into the
house which they recently purchased at
8 Liberty street.
Visitors at r. L. Clark's yesterday
Were Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Ford, Lester
Ford and Mrs Voodry Of Cabot; also
Martin A. Smith of Calais.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Davis went to
Brattleboro Yesterday, where they will
attend the dedication exercises of the
new Masonic hall in that place
Auction sale. Tomorrow at J. J.
Dashnar's IN Washington at ! o'clock.
Some nice cows, fancy stock and fine
driving mare to be sold. G. II Smith,
auctioneer See page 7,
Officer George Carrie went to Yer
gcnnes to-day with Douglass Cruick-
shank, who was sentenced TO the in
dustrial school for the remainder of his
minority in city court Monday
Companion court Granite City, No
1877 /. O. r., will hold its regular meet
ing in Foresters hall Worthen block,
Friday evening at $3.50 O'Clock. Dance
after meeting. All Foresters and friends
invited
Mrs. Charles Smith of Trow hill and
Mrs. Eta Doten OF Montpelier went to
Woodsville, \. f.. to-day, to attend
the burial Of their brother, Lester
Brooks, whose body had been in the
tomb since January.
A. c. Moore, T. j. Owens, Hubert
Goneo, James Brown, A. II. Burke, d. |
j. Sullivan, John O'Leary and John Har
tigan were in Hardwick yesterday TO
attend an exemplifoation of the third /
degree in the knights of Columbus.
Painters, attention! There will be
special meeting Of local 1856, painters |
and decorators, tonight, Wednesday, at |
7 80 o'clock. in Painters hall Every I
member is requested and notified to at /
tend Important business. A. NJ Stat
ford. R. s.
Harry W. Whitcomb was operated on
for appendicitis at the City hospital
Yesterday afternoon Though ii was
found to be very serious case, he
stood the operation wen and is reported
to be as comfortable to-day as could
be expected.
A demonstration Of the Adams Min
aral soap and soap crystals is being
given at f. NJ Lyons store by Mrs.
Ida Mahoney. This wonderful soap is
1 Vermont product. being manufactured
in Bennington. Free samples are given
away at the store to all who call
The Barre Citizens band wound up
busy day yesterday by giving its first
public band concert Of the season at
the city park stand, before large
,rowd OF people The program was APP
Dreciated thoroughly, judging by the APP
ylause which greeted several numbers on
.he program.
For Sale-A very nice six-room cot
age with barn and two acres Of land
Handy to stone sheds and pleasantly
situated VIII sell on easy terms, and
'or 5000 less than actual value. Good
'eason for sellin gand must be disposed
If within a week Inquire at the d. A.
investigate this. Inquire at the d. A.
Perry Real Estate Office, Rowland build
ng.
Al Thorp, president of the New York
1ity letter carriers and member of the
rational executive board of carriers, and
+. A. Holland. secretary and treasurer
il the New York association, who at
ended the meeting of the Vermont
state Letter Carriers association in
Barre yesterday, left to-day for Platts
'urg, N. y, where they viii visit the
rave OF John Washington, who, pre-
ious to his death few days ago, was
eneral superintendent of all post Offices
n New York City.
The Perry Automobile company will
un their truck from Barre to Hard
yicl< on Monday, "Wednesday, Friday
nd Saturday II goes by the way Of
last Montpelier, North Montpelier, East
'alais, Woodbury. pond, South Wood
ury Center, leaving the post office at
80 and connecting with the train from
fontpelier to Wells River at East Mont
elier. Orders may be left at room 3,
Iowland Bros and Cave block, or tele
hone 272-L, Barre. Perry Automobile
o.
Peter S. MeNally, the genial press
gent with advertising car No. 2 of the
uffalo Bill show, was in town to-day /
nd announced that he had tagged Gov
NOR Mead for the performance in Rut- :
md June rs. that the governor was
lore than pleased to accept the invi
stion to attend because he had spent
,me time on Col. Cody's big ranch on
le North Platte. II was while Mr..
[cNally was in White River Junction
esterday that he met Governor Mead.
nd as long as he was making day of
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