The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-14
TALK OF THE TOWN
Auction sale tonight.

Auction sale tonight
La France display at Fits.
Board of Trade day Thursday.
i Black Cat Comfit hose at Abbott's.
Fifty-cent silks this week at zoe per
yard at Vaughan's.
For that tired feeling, a cool refresh
ing drink. Barre Drug Co.
When buying lsces for that graduation
dress, remember Perry's store can suit
you.
B. L. Walker returned to Springfield,
Mass, last night, after spending a few
days in this city on business.
Miss Elizabeth Babcock of White Riv-
er Junction arrived in the city to-day
for weeks visit with friends.
We are distributors of Nalvoline oil
for this section. Would be pleased to
quote prices. The Drown Motor Co.
Miss haywood Robertson went to Bur.
lington this morning to attend ban
quet and ball given there tonight.
Mrs. Il. NJ Eastman of Cnrrier street
left this morning for Sharon, where she
will remain for few days with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Frank c. Turner of Hill street
left yesterday afternoon for Morrisyille,
where she will spend few days with
relatives
Etlo Prestini of Short street, who has
been visiting with friends at Plainfield
for the past few days, returned to this
| city yesterday morning.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nourse and lit
| tie child returned to Worcester yester-
| day afternoon, after spending the day
| with relatives in this city,
Edward Carroll of North Main street,
who has been visiting with friends at
Waterbury for the past few days, re-
turned to this city last night.
Mrs. Peter Laxson of Orange street,
who was called to Danyille, ?. O., a
| few weeks ago by the illness of her IA.
Their, returned to this city to-day
Plans made by a good architect help
! to beautify our street and make the
housewife happy. Think it over. c. L.
Bugbee room is. Rowland building.
A. E. Campbell and party went 20
Hyde Park yesterday TO attend the fu-
neral Of Mrs. Irving Lille, and not vii.
! lev, as stated in yesterdays Times.
Mrs. William Henry of Williamstown
was a visitor in this city yesterday leav.
ing at noon for Boston. where she win
visit with relatives for about two weeks.
The first game OF the series OF base
ball games between spaulding high
school and Montpelier seminary will be
played this afternoon at Intercity park.
Mrs. L. A. Luther who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Bradford for the past two months, left
for her home in Brooklyn, N. ", to-
day.
Mrs Harry Shorey, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Barre and South Barre
for the past few days returned yes
terday afternoon to her home in Waits.
field
Mrs. Ella Wheedon and two daughters,
who have been visiting relatives on
Ayers street for two weeks, left yes
terday afternoon for her home in Lyn-
donyile.
The Blue Sox baseball team of this
city will line up against the Graniteville
town team this afternoon at Granite
vile. Louis Hoar and Philips will be
in the points for the Barre team
Misses Edith Collins aud Bessie Breg-
stein. who have been visiting as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Antoine Burke
of Summer street for the past few days,
returned to their homes at Burlington
yesterday.
Charles NJ Bradford has finished work
with the Cory, Deavitt & Frost COM
pany, Montpelier. and left last night for
Waua Walla, Washington. where he has
accepted position with the Pacific Pow.
er & Lighting company
The All Stars defeated the West Hills
by the score Of II to in a well-played
-
The batteries for the winning team were
A. Bottigi and 4. Comolli; for the los.
ing team. G, Monte and Il. Cattanio.
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.
The Rogers Walk-0ver Boot shop of |
Barre has filed articles of association |
with the secretary of state, being formed |
to purchase real estate and sell at whole |
sale and retail shoes, boots, rubbers |
and whatever is used in connection there. |
with. The capital stock is $4,000, divid- |
ed into so shares of 800 each, with f. |
H. Rogers, l.. p Clough and Ola j. Roy |
ers of this city as signers. Business |
may be carried on in other places in
the state, according to the articles filed |
The soloists in David, the Shepherd |
Boy" which is to be given at the First |
Baptist church Wednesday evening OF |
this week, are: Abigail, Miss Pinkie |
Lewis; attendants, Mrs. Glenn Perry,
Miss Henrietta Ingis, Miss Bernice
Holmes. Miss Dorothy Inglis; Michal, |
Miss Glee Wood; David, Fred Inglis;
Jesse, Rev. George Holt; Saul. Bernard I
Lewis; Samuel Archie Watt; Abner. el.
der and messenger, Earl Lewis; men Of
war, Mari Perry, Wallace Watt, Douglas
Inglis.
The Italian Pleasure club will be rep
resented this year by a baseball team.
Practice will begin at once in prepara-
ton for the first game, which viii he
played at Waterbury Decoration day
against the town team of that place.
In the lineup are found many baseball
players worthy of mention The other
games of their schedule will consist of
games with the Montpelier Athletic club.
the Italian Independent club of this city
and other amateur organizations in this
city.