The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Forty-four-inch marquisette, zoe, a
Abbott's.
A good variety of collar and cuff set
at Perry's.
Summer wash goods special this wee
at Vaughan's.
Visit our garment department for bar
gains at Fits.
Get your post cards of the G. V. wrec
at c. N. Kenyon & Co.'S.
Eyes examined and glasses properl
fitted at Kings Jewelry Store.
The McWhorter Co. is showing mic
line of hammocks, ST. to $3.50.
Take a look into F. H. Rogers mort
window and see those kippy lunch bas
kets.
Essex Mills underwear and Gordon no
siery at 20 per cent. discount this week
Henry w. Knight.
Big assortment OF afternoon dresses
special price $3.50. Paris Shirtwaisi
House.
Misses Mary and Lille Cordiner o
Hillside avenue returned Saturday night
from a weeks outing at Alburg.
Joseph Guidotti returned to his hom'
in Northficld this morning, after pass
ing few days with friends in the city
| Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bugbee and son
Donald, of Richardson street left yes
terday for Mortified, where they viii
remain for week with relatives.
Tool sharpeners, Notice. Regulu
meeting Of tool sharpeners, No 2, 6. {
| ]. A., will be held in Nichols hall %
Wednesday evening, june u, at sever
o'clock. James Mulch, secretary
Miss Mary Ellen Lease of Waterbury
n graduate of this years class at thu
New England Conservatory OF Music
Boston, has accepted a position is teach
er at Goddard seminary.
A son was born at the City hospital
Saturday afternoon to Mr.. and Mrs,
Ernest Bachelor OF IA South Main
street.
William Charles of School street &c.
turned to this city Saturday night IRON
East AlbHg, where he has been camp
ing at the Sowles cottage Tor the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Benedict of North
Main street returned to this city ! st
night from Berlin, where they have beer
visiting as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Webb.
Mrs. Henry Petrie OF Glenwood ave
nue., who has been visiting at her former
home at Putnamsville for the past week,
returned to this city to-day,
Homer sowles and Gordon Cordinef,
who have been camping At East Alburg
for the past week, returned to this city
Saturday night.
Mrs Andrew Baccei and son, who have
been spending several days with rela-
tives in Barre, returned this morning 10
their home in Proctor.
Almo Novelli, Quincy, Mass, tea
dealer, returned to his home last night.
after passing two weeks with relatives
in Barre and Montpelier. Mr.. Noyelll
was a former resident of Barre.
Charles Bianrh and son, Charles
Bianchi. jr.. OF Summer street, left last
night for Boston, where they will re-
main for few days on business.
Warren Burr, the little son of NJ.
and Mrs. f. Z. Burr of Camp street, is
making a good recovery ,rom the frac-
tured collar bone which lie sustained
while playing at his home few days
ago.
In order TO accommodate its inereas-
ing business, the Barre Electric company
has moved from | Pearl street to the
Wheelock building at 1875 North Main
street, where the members of the com
pany will be pleased to greet their old
md mn NY traky rttatpt,narS
Mss Beatrice Hurley, who has been
visiting in this city for two weeks
as the guest Of Miss Shirley Bradford
Of South Main street, left this morning
for Mortified, whore she will visit for
A few days before leaving for her hoine
at Nortbfeld, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonious Deep of Ii
Danus, Syria. arrived in TIA city last
week from New York for visit at the
nome of the formers brother, Monser
Deep, of North Seminary street.
Mr.. Deep intends to enFage in land
cape gardening near New York City aft
n a time.
Sundays arrivals at the hotel Otis |
we're as follows: Charles 4. Grossarth, |
Burlington; Mr.. Johnson and wife, Bur |
ington; George Smith, Montpelier; G, J. |
Wood, Montpelier; S. J. Zones, st. Al
,ans; f. II. Castleton, Boston; five mem
,ers of the Whiteside- Strauss theatrica! |
D, II. Wood, Woodbury.; c. J.
smith, Woodbury..
Joseph L. Weafer of East street un.
erwent an operation for the removal OF /
growth on the neck yesterday morning,
)rs. Mcfarland and j. II. Woodruff pei.
orming the operation. This morning
ir. Wesfer was reported to have
from the operation in good
He will be detained from
is duties in the Lamorey Clothing store
or a few days.
After an absence of two years, the
company opens a
-eek's engagement tonight at the Barre
pera house. Mr.. Strauss has selected
or the opening play one that made
'anel Sully famous, called THE Match
laker." 1t is the first time ever pre-
ented at popular prices and those who
ttend the performance viii leave the
heatre saying "the best ever seen at
hose prices" The advance sale is large
nd a capacity house is looked for to
rect the opening of this excellent COM
any.