The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-27
TALK OF THE TOWN


See Abbotts July sale this week.
Refrigerators and ice chests at Sad
liers, 10 Keith avenue.
Get your camping and sleeping tent
at c. n. Kenyon & Go.
A son was born yesterday to Mr.. AM
Mrs. Harley Bond OF Elm street.
To Rent Downstairs tenement OF
Mount street. w F. Richardson.
A special sale OF ladies gauze vests
l0c each, at Perry's on Saturday.
A son was born Wednesday TO Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Cushmah of IS Beacor
street.
Regular meeting of the Granite City
Quoting club tonight at 1880 at the
| club house.
| Now is the time to get your screen
windows and doors repaired at the =. Il
Bugbee mill.
Thirty trimmed hats TO close at S1.eS;
worth up to S.. Mrs. Church.
over Barre Times Office.
| Untrimmed hats in black, blue, brown
and burnt straws at half price for this
week Mrs. G. r. Wood.
All Clansmen will please leave their
due cards at Clan office on or before
July for the monthly audit. Per audi
tors.
A meeting Of the Glenugie club will
be held in the Clan hall Saturday, June
%, at 1880 p. IN. Refreshments will be
served.
Miss Pearl Densmore of North Main
street left to-day for Colchester, where
she will pass several weeks of the sum
iner vacation.
The Methodist boy scouts will hold the
regular meeting at the church at Z
o'clock tonight. All patrol leaders
please be present.
Coke and pea coal mixed make the
best fuel for kitchen range. Have You
tried any? If not, send an order to-day
to the d. NJ. Miles Coal Co., tel 1873.
Notice. |. 0. 0. H., NJ. U. All books
to be sent to the secretary for audit;
it is requested that every book be sent
in. Meeting Friday, June 81, at 7
o'clock.
Miss Grace Melville, who has been
visiting at South Barre for the past few
weeks with relatives, was visitor in
the city to-day, returning to her home
at Bolton.
All those going to Barre Rangers foot
bal club picnic Saturday, take special
train leaving at :25. Return train at
7 o'clock. Get your tickets at NJ. & w.
r. station.
Special for Saturday, June PSI can
baking powder, | bottle extract, | corn
starch, one half ID. spice, 81 05; and 157
trade marks given with this sale for
Saturday only. Eastern Estate Tea Co.
Tomorrow afternoon at Intereity
park the Barre Athletics will be pitted
against the strong Graniteville A. G. |
This is the only Saturday game in the
city. Be sure to attend. A good game
Luther Dunbar, who has been spend
ing the past few days in the city az
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, A. +. Pierce |
of Hill street, returned to-day to his
nome at Littleton. n. II.
The Newman Dramatic club viii hold /
is next regular meeting in the Knights
If Columbus hall on Monday evening,
% carry out a special musical and lite
airy program.
The Hooker Hill Giants beat the Hook.
II Hill Cubs in a game of ball yesterday
" the score OF "a to 4. The batteries
or the Giants were G, Eager. II. Reid,
/. Greig, and for the Cubs, J. Moran,
J. Greig and R. Hay.
1t is Is years ago to-day since the
rst electric ear made its way over the
inc of the Barre & Montpelier Pow
r g. Traction Co. and George Howe of
his city and Charles Fl. Reagan Of Mont
elier are the only men with the COM :
any now who We're at that time.
Mrs. Lyle Perry and daughter, Thel-
IA, left to-day for Burlington, where
hey will remain during the summer
18th Mr.. Perry at Queen City park.
Ir. Perry is engaged for the summer as
lilo player at the Hotel Vermont, Bur. '.
ngton.
The Children's day exercises of the
church will be held next
unday at 4:30 p. IN. Songs and reel
atoms by the children. Parents who /,
esire to have their children christened .
i'll please notify the pastor and bring
lem to the Baraca class room prompt
: at $3.50 p IN. on Sunday.
The ladies of Bright Star Rebekah !
dge, No. Is, with gentlemen friends, :
re invited to attend complentary !
ince in Miles hall on Monday evening. /
Inc 80, at $50 o'clock, the dance to !
, given by Canton Yinton, No. 3, in :
,preciation of the help OF the ladies !,
the recent Flowerland bazaar. I
John Mcl4am, who has been attending I
lie Goddard commencement exercises, i,
turned to-day to st. Johnsbury. Mr.. /.
clam was graduated from Goddard in o
e class of 1910 and is now employed as S
representative of the Swift Packing
mpany, for parts of yernnt and New
lmpshire-
Women are supposed to be the only
rgain hunters, but here is a bargain
lich viii appeal to the men. An over
e-hills automobile ride to Williams
wn, with a lawn party Morrison
rm, all for soc. The Barre Woman's
ID, which has this excursion in charge
r next Tuesday, made a mistake peo-
2 say, not to make the price of the
kets 81, but woman always puts
ilanthrOpy before business and our
ID women are anxious to give this
Dice outing to as many of the Barre
ople as possible. Whatever profit
ere is-it will be nearly all profit,
3 men have been so generous --will be
ed for the support OF the playground
not neglect too long buying your
kets. for there may not be as many
tomobiles available as are needed, and p
would be sad for you to stay at home Il
en- the others are enjoying this unique !