The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-13


j. c. Griggs of Summer street is spend
ing few days with relatives at wa
terbury.
Wash. petticoats, good quality ging
ham, neat stripes, SOC each. Henry "
Knight
Shadow silk voiles and fancy dotteC
silks. 25c values at lsc per yard. Henri!
w. Knight.
Dean Sayles was the guest Of hi'
mother. Mary Sayles, in Williamstowi
Monday.
/ Broom sale. for four days only. A 50
cent broom for . cents, at the n. D
/. Phelps Co.
Paul Barnard went yesterday to Provi
dence, r. T., to spend the summer ~itt
his parents.
Union men wanted TO hear Organizers
Wyatt and Miles. city park, Friday
evening at s o'clock,
Miss Holbrook has closed her mil
linery store at Wiliiamstown, after q
very successful season.
! G. II. Morse returned to st. Johnsbury
yesterday afternoon, after short bus
| mess visit in this city.
Harry Tilden Of Roxbury was visit
or in this city to-day to attend alumni
day at Goddard seminary.
Three hundred fine lawn and lingerie
shirtwasts. Anniversary sale price, Toe !
value, $3.50. Paris Shirtwaist House.
Wanted. union men to hear the address
given BY Organizers Wyatt and Miles,
city park, Friday evening at o'clock.
Mrs. H. 5. Miles will hold sale on
all hats for the next ten days begin
ming Thursday, june IS. 10 North Main
street.
Miss Mamie Minnie has finished her
season as milliner for Mrs. Nercoe ut
Barton and i at her home on North
Main street.
Mrs. Leon Smith Of Mortified Is
spending few days in this city at
tending the Goddard seminary con-
mencement exercises.
In the event of rain, the addresses
TO be given by Organizers Wyatt and
Miles in city park viii be delivered IN
carpenters hall, Nichols block.
Demonstration OF Bakers chocolate at
Ladd's Let us show you how to make
home made chocolates with Bakers Dot
Sweet Chocolate +. d. Ladd Go.
II. NJ. Gutter Of Boston, travelling
freight agent for the Northwestern rail
road lines, left this noon for Boston,
after spending few days in this city.
William Brady. who has been the SUI
pervising engineer for the Westehester
Engineering company during the erection
Of the new federal building in this city,
left this noon for New York.
Ralph Hayes, who has been attending
Goddard seminary for the past year and
who has been one of Goddard's baseball
pitchers, left this noon for his home at
Waterbury Center, where he will pass
the summer months.
Miss Clara Smith Of New Bedford,
Mass, who has been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. = Smith Of SO Ma
pie avenue for the past few weeks, left
this noon for Bethel, where she will
make a brief visit with friends.
Mrs. George Gilman and little daueh-
ter, who have been spending the past
few days Mt the home of Mrs Gilnans
mother, Mrs. William Barclay, of Park
street, for the past few days. returned
this noon to their home at Claremont,
n. II.
w. J. Earle, who is employed at the
General Electric company at Science
tady. \. ", arrived in this city this
morning on the way to bis home at
Graniteville. Mr.. Earle is a graduate of
Goddard seminary and plans to attend
the remainder of the exercises at the
seminary this week.
The third games of the Sunset league
race will be played late tomorrow aft
ernoon The Barre Blue Sox will play
with the East Barre A. c. at East Barre |
The Williamstown A. G. will face the
team at Graniteville. Hoar
and Bishop win be the battery that will |
be sent to the front by the Blue Sox
Wednesdays arrivals at the hotel Otis |
were as follows: John Logan, Burling-
ton Ted Smith. Essex functions James /
Adams. Burlington; J. j. Mccormick, !
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Sher. |
burne, st. Johnsbury; Sam Smith and /
wife. Rutland H. NJ. Cutter, Boston; |
w. F. Redd. Boston; c. II, Morse, st.
Johnsbury; r. Donald, Graniteville; ". /
E. Wells, Franklin.
The Italian Athletic club baseball team
eft this noon for Mortified, where they /
will face the Norwich university baseball /
team in the last of the series. Tie 10.
al team will be without the services
If Bottigi, Tonazzi and Witt, but Man
,ger Broggi secured Ted Lee, the Barton
player with Goddard seminary last year.
The J. A. c. pony battery will be in
working order. Soldin will be behind 4
he bat with Batoni twirling
Indictment weather held the attendance
It the third of the series of open air
that are to be given this sun
ner by the Barre Citizens band 10 a
mere handful last night. Rain had been
all afternoon and just before
he concert was due TO start a slaall
loudburst descended upon the city.
Many assumed that the concert would be
The program consisted of
light selections. Kenneth Gale was the
olist of the evening, rendering select
d trombone solo in a very efficient man
Ter.