The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

here. Henry w. Knight.
Mrs. J.. A. Kelly and son of Bradford
are visiting friends in Barre.
At l5c per pair, Turf hose for boys an,
girls, at Perry's on Saturday.
III. b. Sellon OF Dorchester, Mass, wa.
among the business visitors in this city
to-day.
Llewellyn Hatch of Maiden, Mass.
was among the business visitors in this
city to-day.
The class pictures exhibited at ths
Hooker store window were taken by G
Bau, the photographer.
Nice fresh strawberries at the Yer.
mont Fruit Store. Every basket ii
picked over before sold.
4 A. A. Lamorey of the Lamorey Cloth.
ing company has returned to this city
after few days visit at Windsor.
DIR. G. C. Cowan of Groton is spend
ing. few days in this city during the
commencement week at Spaulding high
school.
! Harry Kelley of North Main street
left last night for Montreal, where he
i will remain for about two weeks with
friends.
Miss Alice Farnham Of Camp street
left this noon for Boston, where she
will remain for two weeks, visiting
friends and relatives.
/ Robert Brown of Bassett street. man.
ager of the Lamorey Clothing company
at Windsor, is spending few days in
! this city at his home.
! r
street, who has been visiting with rel
atives at East Montpelier for the past
few days, returned TO this city yester-
day.
Miss Grace Little, who has been visit
| ing at the home of her sister, Mrs. George
H. Read of Washington street, for the
past few days, returned to her home at
Montpelier to-day.
The girls at the local exchange Of the
Vermont Telephone q Telegraph COM
pany were presented yesterday five
pound box of chocolates by the Meal
lister Bros. of East Barre for their eff
cient service.
A special meeting Of the Burns club
win be held in Woodmen's hall, Bolster
block, this Thursday evening ats7:30.
ne lItdSuitf viii bt III dhltnlduIe anu
refreshments will be served during the
evening Per order president.
Let ms place music in your home A
few dollars down and little each month
will do it. We can furnish You with
an organ, piano or victroIa. Call and
talk il over with us, H. j. Laroe, local
manager. IA Elm Street, Barre, Vt.
Phone T9-li.
A larger attendance is expected at the
Goddard alumni reunion June Is than
can be accommodated at the seminary,
and anyone who win entertain any of
these people for day or two is asked
to notify Mrs. F. w jackson, Liberty
street, telephone 1882.
L. H, Leland. student at Goddard
seminary, left this noon for few days
visit at Bellows Falls. Mr.. Leland is
suffering from an injured foot, which
was badly cut by stepping on piece
of glass while bathing at the Phelps
mill last Tuesday. 1t has been neces
sary for him to use crutehes.
At the meeting of the Barre branch,
United National Association of Postoifice |
Clerks, this morning, Roy G. Bugbee
was elected president for the ensuing
year to succeed Paul Leavitt, the retir-
ing president. The otbSs officers elected
for the year are John p. Coreoran, vice. |
president; James Kenefick, treasurer and
secretary. 1t was announced that the
state convention of postal clerks would |
be held at Barre August l6.
The engineering firm of Walker, Walk |
er & Goodrich has completed the SUR |
yey of the Wood block property, which |
now belongs to Rufus b. Fowler of |
Worcester, Mass. When the addition I
was built at the rear Of the Wood block /
1t was necessary TO determine exactly /
where the boundary lines came. The I
only definite Tine was that next to the I
Aldrich property. Yesterday the old I
lines were determined and stone bounds
set.
Robert Cordiner Of Hillside avenue,
who has been employed At the Mont
pelier & Wells River railroad freight /
office for the past two years, completes
his duties there tomorrow night. Sat
urday he viii leave for East Alburg,
where he will remain in camp at the I
Sowles cottage. before leaving for Sioux I
City, Iowa. where he has secured en-
piV9 iol tAt puiiHti VIII du tIkl" II
neering firm, Mr. Cordiner will enter
Iowa State university next fall to take
the civil engineering course. He is a n
Spaulding high school graduate of zoos.
The big prize pitcher that the Dupont
Powder company of New Jersey has Civ
EN- to the Vermont Trapshooters' league
for the annual shoot, which is to be held
at the Riverside Gun club traps under
the auspices OF the Barre Gun club, ar
rived in this city yesterday and is OIL
exhibition at b. A. Eastman's store. The
pitcher is of sterling silver and stands
about nine inches high. The trophy is
TO be awarded for the high average at
the two days meet of the Vermont
league, June 1919. The pitcher will be
for three years, and the man
having the best standing at the end of
the three years viii be awarded the
pitcher.
A new program of vaudeville comes
10 the Pavilion to-day, which consists of
1 comedy bar act by duffy and Ed
wards and comedy singing, dancing
md talking act by "The Freedoms.
Both acts come highly recommended, es-
1ecially the team known as Duffy and
Edwards. All of the pictures. which are
he same that were shown last night.
ire good. At the conclusion of the PEE
.ure entitled 'Tony's Oath of Vengeance"
49, .,,ao 400 raoIrr ax-a he