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

fulmer Cleggs line OF parasois at Ap
bolts.
See the white pique and linen skirts al
Vaughan's.
Look out for free lecture and picture
show Friday night.
The mothers friend blouses for boys
, are on sale BY the McWhorter Co,
Cobble hill grange will give box so
cial, Friday, June 9. Prizes given fol-
the best boxes.
A.. Rizzi of North Main street re-
. turned last night from weeks bust
ness trip to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien reopened their
home bakery on Wednesday, June 4, at
their home, No. Mount street.
There are good bargains at the rum
mage sale in the Universalist church.
Call in this afternoon or evening.
G. +. Leland and wife returned to-
day to Springfield, after passing a few
days in the city as the guest of friends.
w. G. #. U. will meet Friday after
noon, June 8, at $780, in the Baraca
class room at the Congregational church
| otto coke, tried and accepted as the
DGSI Iutl LOT SuIUIltI uct. lNOIQ ny Wi
der & Richardson, Depot square. Phone
$50.
At the Shepard farm Saturday after
noon, valuable building lots on ear line.
Easy payments; every 10th lot given
away.
New FIVE passenger auto for hire; will
go anywhere. Reasonable rates. James
Hastings, $50 North Main street. Tel.
242.
Go to John II. Johnson 81 South Main
street for your roofing. cave troughing,
sheet iron and tin work, repairing, etc.
Tel. PEW.
| A meeting of the GIenugie club will
be held in Clan Gordon hall Friday,
June 0, at P. m, Let every member
be present.
Regular meeting of Winnetta council,
No. 10, u. of p, |, O. r. NJ, Thursday,
June 5, at $780, p. m. Refreshments
will be served.
The regular meeting of the guild of
the Church of the Good Shepherd will
be held in the vestry Thursday, June 8,
at 1880 o'clock p m.
Special meeting of Foreign Masons
will be held in Masonic hall Friday even
ing at 1880 o'clock. Let every member
attend. Charles Leslie, sec
Nineteen cents yard poplins silk
finish, in cardinal, Copenhagen, tan, white
and black; regular 25c poplin, at
Perry's on Saturday for only l9c yard,
Miss Faun Barney of South Barre re-
turned last night from st. Johnsbury,
where she has been visiting as the guest |
of her sister, Miss Ray Barney, for sew
eral days.
The annual picnic Of the Burns club |
will be held Saturday afternoon at Gale
donna park Special train will leave the
NJ. & w. depot at 1870; returning, leave
the park at o'clock.
Wednesdays arrivals at the Buzzell
hotel were as follows: G. L. Wilder,
Boston; j. A. Bond, Burlington; A. r.
Kendall, Burlington; Joseph Restagl,
Rochester; @. II. Robinson, Boston.
The senior commercial class of Spaul-
ding high school to-day held their annual
picnic and outing at Mirror lake, Berlin.
The class left the city early this morn
ing. Miss Alice Lavelle, an instructor
at the high school, chaperoned the class
on the ride.
The B. A. C. are making arrangements
to have one of the best pitchers in this
section of the country on the mound Sat
urday in the last game against the
Cuban Giants. Barre will try to retrieve
itself for the two defeats this week. All
turn out and lend hand.
Mrs Eliza Robinson of Cambridge,
Macs hanoHaiaru Of ha Ia+a |
Robinson. who died at Dorchester, Mass,
/ short time ago. received payment this
week of 81 900 from the Green Noun
ain council of the Royal Arcanum, of I
which council the deceased was a mem :
,er.
The auditorium of the Methodist
hurch was well filed last evening for q
he flowerland cantata and the colonial 9
Wedding, given by the children of that !
hurch The little folks, in their quaint
ostumes, won applause by their cute | /
ctions in the latter. the wedding serv- a
&c being given in words to appeal to a
he new woman In the fowerand I
antata, the children rendered several
ongs and sustained their parts we'll
Hiss Beth Skinner was the accompanist q
t the evening and during intervals Miss =
'ertina Hooker rendered piano solo Y
nd Miss Skinner and Miss Hooker a g
net.
Wild interest is being aroused in Flow a
rland, the bazaar of Canton Ninton, !
10. ., P. NJ, /. o. o. f., which opens \
{ music hall, Miles block, next Monday d
vening. IL is something decidedly new
nd novel in the fair line. and possesses
lany attractive features. The booths n
re all hand somely finished and perma- r
ent looking structures and all of the Il
are painted, the general b
heme being flowers, as the name sug-
ests. One, representing the rose, is COW
red with those flowers. and is sur !,
lounted in the center BY handsome "
smale figure, typical of that flower :,
ach of the other booths is carried out =;
n the same general lines, the subject =
eing different in each case. The center I,
ece is an elaborate structure, octagon :.
shape, its eight panels or faces show ..
e the four seasons. while surrounding =,
lese are eight marble columns and bal. Is
strades, supporting the tables. The
hole is surmounted by latticed roof ey
'vered with flowers. among which col n
ed electric lights CLEAN in great pro- to
lsion. The whole is capped BY a bril- Top
ant crown of electric lamps. NJ
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