The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-13
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1912.
TALK OF THE TOWN

The 25c best corset covers at l9c each
at Vaughans.
The Doc white and colored poplins at
25c per yard at Vaughan's.
Odd lots and summer goods at bargain
prices. Henry w. Knight.
Wanted AT once, an engineer. Steady
job. Cross Bros, Northfeld, vt.
One ladies' linen coat, extra heavy,
was 500, now $500; size 3s. Henry
W. Knight
Francis Wood returned yesterday to
Barton, after sepndng several days in
this city with friends.
Ladies of the Presbyterian church are
requested to meet at the church Wednes-
day afternoon for the purpose OF clean
ing.
The Granite Cutters Journals for
August have arrived and may be secured
at the secretary's office. Angus Melon
aid, See.
Top buggies, Concords, road wagons
and two-wheeled carts, the famous
"Studebaker' line, at A. W. Aliens
Averill Mills.
Miss Lillian Gamble, who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. Angus Nc
Donald of Kirk street, returned to-day to
Salem, Mass.
First class organ in perfect sounding,
which might be preferred by Sunday
school class. 1t is bargain. Inquire
] l3l Washington street
Mrs. Richard Boyea arrived in this
city to-day for an indefinite visit at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. +. n.
Ncrmandeau of Maple avenue
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter, No.
| 80, o. Z. S. will be held Wednesday,
Aug. IA, at 1880 o'clock Important
business TO come before the chapter.
Those having attractions that they
might wish to place in the grounds,
Intercity park, on Labor day. commune
cate with James Mulch, seey c, L. U.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Goodfelow of
Spauldng street, who have been spend
ling the past week with relatives at
South Ryegate, returned to this city'to
day.
Miss Della Jondro, who has been spend
ing the past few months at Providence,
X. T., and Boston, was a visitor in this |
city to-day returning TO her home at
Webstervile.
Regular meeting of Jumpers, Boxers |
and Derrickmen's union No. so will be |
held in carpenters hall, Wednesday ey
ening Aug II. at 730. Important bus |
arfar fhnc HatAEr
The ladies attending the Congregation
al church are asked to meet Wednesday |
afternoon at one o'clock to help finish |
the cleaning begun last Wednesday. II /
is hoped there will be good number
to help.
Football players viii be interested, as
well as those that enjoy a game of foot |
ball, to know that a five.a-side football |
match for the championship of the state |
will be played at the Labor day picnic,
s25 to be given TO the winning team |
No entry money viii be charged for the
teams entering the match. Teams wish
ing to compete communicate with James /
Mulch, secretary G. l.. e.
Mrs. Edith p. Cruiekshank, who has
run very successful clearinghouse on
Granite street. moved yesterday to Mont
-pelier. where she has had built a com
modious clearinghouse, up-to-date and
including baths. steam heated and elee
tric lighted rooms. The house is located
on Berlin street, opposite Granite street,
where she will be pleased TO meet all
old and many new boarders.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Stevens of High
land avenue returned to this city Sun
day night from Fsrrishurg, where they /
attended the wedding of Miss Molly Rob l
inson 10 Llewellyn Perkins, which took
place last week Mrs. Perkins is a grad
uate of Goddard seminary, attending the
school several years ago. Mr.. Perkins
hold the position Of teacher of mathe
MATES at Dean academy OF Franklin,
Mass.
The Philadelphia Giants, the fast col
ored team from Philadelphia, has been
secured for return engagement on
Wednesday, Aug. IA, and that another
fast game will he the result goes with
out saying, The Italian Athletic club
will be out strong to win this game.
Jack Claire last years star shortstop,
will play third base. With the infeld
going right, the Italian team will make
it hot for the colored boys. The game
will be called at Ais sharp on the |. A.
c. field.
The new program Of pictures and
vaudeville that appeared for the first
time at the pavilion yesterday is pleas
ing and instructive. Mr. Alfred Lateli,
who appears in the sketch offered by
Latell and Vokes, has recently closed
long run at the New York Hippodrome.
In his act this young man impersonates
a dog, and his work in this impersona
ton is really work OF art. lie works
in suit that is especially designed for
his use, the head being wonderful piece
of work that produces almost every ex-