The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

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one of those at Abbotts for $500.
There will be a meeting of Queen OF
the Forest circle this evening at 1880
Small lot of muslins silks, dress goods
voiles, to close in our sale at Vaughan's
Watch our window for shoe bargains
Extra values. Walk-0ver Shoe Store
Fl. H. Kibby, principal of Bennington
high school, called on friends in the city
YESTERDAY.
"The Post Teegrapher." a Bison l0l
feature in two reels, at the Bijou; also
an l. NJ p.
Special prices on shirt waists WITH
low necks and short sleeves. Paris
Shirtwaist House.
c. S. Cushman left last night for Wells
River, where he will remain for few
days on business,
Mrs. John Bonnyman of Mortified ar
rived in the city yesterday for few
days visit with friends.
Baseball, Jacksonville VS.. Barre A. C..
Saturday, July 27. Game called at :
o'clock on Goddard campus.
Miss Elizabeth Carey of Beckley street
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she will visit relatives for a week.
Buy your bread at Eastman Brothers
Saturday; four full-weight Zoe loaves of
! Holmes bread for 25c. No better baked.
There will be an assortment of home
made candies at the food market OF the
First Baptist church Saturday, July 81.
| Come to the NJ. w. of A. dance at
Rowland hall Saturday night, Rley's
singing orchestra. Gents, soc; ladies',
/ free.
On our one-half price counter are ham
gloves and summer silks. Henry w.
Knight.
Miss Mildred Gregoire of II Academy
street left yesterday morning for Bur
lington and adjoining towns on weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Maggie Marion of Brattleboro,
former resident OF Barre, arrived in
the city yesterday for a weeks visit
with relatives.
Auction sale tomorrow for Dennis
Pickett, edge OF Berlin, 1a miles from
Montpelier. See adj, page Z. c. f..
Smith, auctioneer.
Frank Mcdonald is employed in d, +.
Davis drug store during the absence of
Lionel Mathieson, who is spending a two
weeks vacation in Boston.
E. Mcpherson Laws left this morning
on business trip to Williamstown and
Chelsea. While absent, Mr. Laws will
install soda fountains in both towns.
A regular and summoned meeting of
the Granite City lodge, !. Q. o. L., NJ u,
will be held Friday night, July 20, at Z
O'Clock. A fine viii be imposed on abb
sentees.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Luby of East
Montpelier have been passing several
days in the city, having been called here
by the death OF their daughter, Mrs.
Albert H. Moulton of Summer street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Colvin, who
have been spending several days in the
city as the guests of the formers broth
err, Frank T. Colvin OF Richardson street,
left this noon for their home in New
York.
The campaign committee recently APP
pointed by the Barre Socialist party de-
cided last night TO keep the party head
quarters in the Scampini building open
during the month preceding the state
election
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison A. Landers, who
were recently married in this city, re-
turned this morning from two weeks
tour through Massachusetts, and New
Hampshire. They will reside at Al Ma
pie avenue.
Mrs, Henry c. Wheeler of the East
Montpelier road is passing few days
in the city as the guest of Mrs. G. B.
Durkee of North Main street Mrs.
Wheeler is "a years old, and this is her
first visit away from home for some
time.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Gladding. Mr.. and
Mrs George Lucia, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
i. Scott, Mrs. Arthur G. Tilden OF Pros
pect street and Miss Alice Gladding left
to-day for Highgate Springs, where they
will spend ten days in camp at Shipyard
bay.
Rev. w. A. Kinzie of Lynn. Mass, for
merIy pastor of the Barre Baptist church,
arrived in the city last evening from
Bristol. where he and Mrs. Kinzie are
spending a two weeks vacation, and he
will spend a short time in Barre return
ing to Bristol tomorrow.
At special meeting of the Barre
Blue Sox club held last evening at their |
rooms on the outskirts of the city, |
James Levie, who has been at the helm
of the pennant struggling Blue Sox |
baseball team during the season, re-
signed his position. Mr.. Levie found the
duties OF the office too cumbersome to
carry with his other labors. Edward |
Mckay was unanimously elected to sue. /
coed the retiring manager. Clarence
Bishop was promoted to assistant man
agership
The new program of vaudeville that
appeared at the Pavilion last night is
Of good singing, banjo music,
fast dancing and comedy Both acts
we're put over nicely and pleased the
audience to such an extent that both
were rendered hearty encores at the fin
sh A feature of the act Offered by
McCarry and Revere is the pretty cos
TUNES worn by the lady. The new pie
ture program which comes to-day con-
tains one of the greatest war productions
Of the year. 1t is a picture entitled,
Wars Havoc" and is built along spec
taeular lines from start to finish. The
makers of the picture have spared no
expense in producing It in an effort to
make it one of the most spectacular pro-
AUCTIONS ever brought out. Two old
fashioned wood burning locomotives, such
Is were used in the Civil war, were
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