The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

June sale cotton underwear at the
Vaughan Store.
Your hammock wants can be satisfied
by the McWhorter Co.
| Now is the time to get your screen
windows and doors repaired at the c. l.
| Bugbee mill.
Here is a bargain: 500 yards percale,
9mc a yard, at Perryss on Saturday; a
regular l2hsc value.
David Joll of Forsythe place left this
morning for Rutland. where he will visit
friends for few days.
Rev. j. b. Reardon, pastor of the Uni
| versalist church, returned last night from
Springfield, where he has been since
Monday.
street left this forenoon for Quincy,
Mass, where be expects to be employed
during the summer.
Miss Leah Abair returned yesterday
to West Lebanon, n. H., after visiting
as the guest of friends on Prospect
street for several days.
The last opportunity to see the Cuban
Giants in this section will be on Satur-
day at Intercity park. Game starts at 8
o'clock. The Cubsns will use their best
battery.
Mrs. Frank Carr of Mortified is pass
ing several days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. r. Mclean. in Graniteville,
and with her brother, John Mclean, of
this city.
The management of the Verdi club
has spared no expense for Saturdays
game against the Italians, as he wants
to trim them. So all to the |. A. c.
grounds ON Saturday.
Eighty-seven couples attended the
dance conducted in the Rowland hall
last evening after the band concert.
Riley's orchestra furnished music for the
dancing.
T.. NJ. Laws Of Wellington street and
Hamilton P. Hodgeman of Haverhill,
Mass, who is passing several days in
Barre as the guest of the former, went
this morning TO Hsrdwick on a few days
business visit.
The ladies' aid of the Presbyterian
church will hold food sale on Satur-
day, June Z. They will not call and
solicit. but through The Times they ask
the ladies OF the congregation for dona-
lions of homemade bread, baked beans, |
pies, scenes, oatcakes, shortbread, cake. |
etc The sale will open in the afternoon |
at l:30. All who are sending food are
asked to have il at the church as early |
as possible after | o'clock.
IL will be well worth the while of |
even the most blase fair goer to visit |
the bazaar of Canton Vim
ton. No. Q, p. NJ. /. O. o. f., which |
opens at music hall. Miles block. next
Monday evening, June o. II will be !
altogether out OF the ordinary. some
hing quite different from the common
air, and as interesting as il is beauti-
ul. As its name suggests. flowers form
he decorative theme; but the method
II handling them is entirely different Il
rom the usual fair methods. The booths !.
will not be the usual hurriedly built,
temporary structures of Turing and
heese cloth, but deliberately constructed
md finished buildings, and all hand
,ainted in water colors; no draping eff
ects whatever. One booth represents
he rose. another the sun flower. another
he wisteria, etc. etc, each being sur
mounted by a handsome female figure,
vpical of it, flower. The center piece
! a strikingiy elaborate structure, sur
ounded by marble columns and tables,
rhiIe over its latticed roof, Irvine the
DIVERS. vines and leaves of the four sea
ons. and colored electric lights add TO
he beauty Of the picture