The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-15
TALK OF THE TOWN
Board of Trade day tomorrow.
Black Cat Comfit hose at Abbott's.

When buying laces for that graduation
! dress, remember Perry's store can suit
you.
/ Albert NJ Brooks of Worcester, Mass.
was among the business visitors in this
city to-day.
/ Tickets for David, the Shepherd Boy =
will be on sale at 1880 this evening at
The First Baptist church.
| We are distributors of Valvoline oil
for this section. Would be pleased TO
quote prices. The Drown Motor Co.
II. G. Bennett has gone to Randolph
to-day on business trip. Yesterday he
was in Plainfield, Marshtield and Cabot.
II. J. Markolf of Rutland is spending
a few days in this city on business
connected with the Sullivan Machinery
company.
Miss Blanche Cooley of Wellington
street, who has been visiting friends at
Montpelier, returned to this city this
morning.
Mrs. William Parks, who has been Wis
iting relatives in this city for the past
three weeks, left to-day for her home at
St. Adams.
All banks in Barre will close Saturday
moons during the months of June, July
August and September, following the
usual custom.
Maecabees ~The regular review OF Har-
mon hive, No. !, l.. O. T. NJ, will be held
on Wednesday evening, May Is, at 1880
o'clock. Every member is requested to
make an effort to be present.
The woman's missionary society of the
Congregational church win have sew
ing meeting in the yestry Thursday at
2 p m. Supper will be served as usual
at p. m. Eeyeryone il asked to con-
tribute food,
Louis Mazzolini and son, Tony, and
Clarence Booth of Randolph were visitors
iii this city yesterday. The return trip
was made in a five-passenger Buick auto
mobile, which Mr.. Mazzolini purchased OF
Z. A. Drown recently.
John Scott, who has been spending a
few days in this city as the guest of his
sister, Mrs, james kenefck of Washing
ton street, returned to Burlington this
afternoon to resume his studies at the
Burlington business college.
DR.. H. A. Durfee, general secretary Of
the Vermont Sunday School association,
who attended the conference Of the Sun.
day school workers OF this city, which
was held at the Hedding Methodist
church yesterday, returned to his home
at Burlington this morning.
J. S. Cohen Of Boston, an inspector
employed by the Pittsburg Water Heat
ing company Of Pittsburg, is spending a
few days in this city inspecting the wa
ter heating devices of his concern that
are used by the Peoples Lighting, Heat.
ing & Power company.
Our stock is continually increasing,
taking on new lines every day. Our
sales have been larger the past week
than any week since we opened our new
store. A full house at our auction sales,
which speaks for itself. City Auction
Rooms, lis Main street, is the place to
buy all kinds of furniture.
"Your Daddy Did the Same Thing 50
Years Ago" Brass Band Ephram Jones,
"in All My Dreams | Dream OF You"
THAT Dramatic Rag" Honey Man,
Whose Lovin' DarIin' Are Your III
Every Star Was Little Pickaniny,"
etc, any piece for 10 cents copy at
the Vermont Fruit Store.
G. II. Smith, auetioneer, held a big sale
OF livery stock for w. s. Williams at
hotel Low stables, Bradford. VT, yes
temay There was large crowd and
20 horses were sold, besides all wagons,
harnesses, robes and other equipment
One pair of horses brought S445 and sin
gle horses from sS5 TO sl76. Other |
sold high.
DIR. H. O. Worthen has gang of men
employed reinforcing the foundation
wall on the north side Of his block. Dur |
ing the spring food, when the water
covered the adjoining property, the water
found its way easily through the old. |
fashioned wall. A coat Of concrete about |
q foot thick will cover the outside OF |
the present wall
The Gurrier Park Improvement society |
has elected the following officers: Pres. |
ident, Mrs. +. d. Beckleyj secretary, |
Mrs. p, w. Hooker; treasurer, Mrs. NJ. |
L. Chandler; work committee, Z. W. Bis.
bee, c. w. Averill and +. d. Beckley |
Mrs. N. ID. Phelps was elected chairman !
of the membership committee.
Spaulding high school will try to re.
deem itself this afternoon for the defeat |
handed to them by Montpelier high /
school about a week ago, when they /
NtIt btdttll ny " lNp-ihil IudlSl lHS |
game viii be played at the Intercity
grounds. Williams, who held Montpelier
seminary yesterday, will probably be
sent to the mound again to-day.
Miss Edith M. Balch of Burlington,
ield secretary, and Miss Anna Byington
,f Colchester, superintendent of the ele-
department Of the state asso.
,iation of Sunday school workers, who
we're attendants at the conference Of the
Sunday school workers of this city yes
erday, left this morning to attend a
imilar meeting of the Barre Town work
RS at Websterville.
The Church of the Good Shepherd. The
nnual parish meeting of the Church OF
he Good Shepherd, for the election of
filters for the ensuing year, will be held
n the church ON Thursday evening. Sup
'er will be served free of charge to all
,arishioners at 6 o'clock sharp The
BUSINESS session will be held Immediately
fter the supper. All adults connected
With the church are cordially invited to
'e present.
The soloists in David, the Shepherd
3oy," which is to be given at the First
Baptist church Wednesday evening of
his week, are: Abigail, Miss Pink'e
sewis; attendants, Mrs. Glenn Perry,
Miss Henrietta Inglis, Miss Bernice
Holmes, Miss Dorothy lnglis; Michal,
Hiss Glee Wood; David, Fred IngIis;
Jesse, Rev. George Holt; Saul. Bernard
.ewis; Samuel, Archie Watt; Abner, e.
Ter and messenger. Earl Lewis; men of