The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

summer garments AZ vaughan =
Refrigerators and ice chests ut Sad
lier's, 10 Keith avenue,
To Rent-Downstairs tenement on
Mount street. w. i. Richardson.
A special sale of ladies' gauze vests
l0c each, at Perry's on Saturday.
Regular meeting OF J. b. Mead circle,
Ladies of the &. A. r., Friday, at 2'3o
p. m.
Regular meeting OF the teamsters' IN,
ion in painters hall tonight at 1880
o'clock.
Now is the time to get your screen
windows and doors repaired at the c. l..
Bugbee mill.
ladies, only two more days left 10
attend our big anniversary sale. Paris
Shirtwaist House,
Harold Burgess left this morning for
Dublin, n. H., where he will spend his
summer vacation.
Thirty trimmed hats to close at Sl.0si
worth up 10 SIS. Mrs. Nelson-Church,
over Barre Times Office.
Untrmmed hats in black, blue, brown
and burnt straws at half price for this
week Mrs. G. II. Wood.
| There will be rehearsal OF the Presby-
terrain choir this Thursday evening at
1880 o'clock. Please be prompt.
The Bennett automobile agency un-
loaded consignment of Cadillac ears
Tuesday from the Wells River tracks.
New fiye-passenger auto for hire; viii
go anywhere. Reasonable rates. James
Hastings, $50 North Main street. Tel.
242.
A meeting Of the Glenugie club will
E, ha1J n, hn Efat, hill SATURDAY. luna
%, at 1880 p. m. Refreshments will be
served.
Regular meeting of st. John court, G.
o. f., will be held on Thursday even
ing, june 26, at 1880 o'clock. Social
after the meeting
The Plainfield ladies win meet with
Mrs. Clara Page, 81 jefferson street, on
Friday afternoon. 1t is requested that
all make an effort to attend.
Notice to our customers: Delayed ship
ment OF shirtwaists arrived, high and
low neck; put in at anniversary sale
prices. Paris Shirtwaist House.
Notice, /. o. O. L., NJ. Z. All books
to be sent to the secretary for audit;
it is requested that every book be sent
in. Meeting Friday, June q, at III
o'clock.
All those going to Barre Rangers foot
bal club picnic Saturday, take special
train leaving at l:25. Return train at
7 o'clock. Get your tickets at NJ. q w.
R. station.
Rehearsals Friday and Saturday, at 8
p. m. at the Congregational church for
Children's Sunday. 1t is necessary for
children wishing to be in the concert to
attend these two rehearsals-
Dogs chased yearling buck into
Jones Bros quarry one day last week,
Fish and Game Warden George s. Nye
was notified, and he found it necessary
to shoot the animal, as it had broken
leg. The warden sold the meat to #. d.
Ladd q Co. as state property.
Children's Sunday will be observed at
the universalist church next Sunday and
the service will be held at 1890 in place
IF the regular preaching service Chill
iren will be dedicated following the
opening exercises. Rehearsals will be i
held at the yestry each day this week i
1t | o'clock. II
The Graniteville A. c, was the only
hub in the state to win series OF j
games from the Barre A. c. The two /
CaHS ph at 1
lark, The Graniteville aggregation viii !,
'e greatly strengthened for this game. (
an old Goddard pitcher, will
o the twirling for them. |
Mrs. r. L. Cutler and daughter. Ra- /
hel. returned last night from Hartford, {
where they were the guests of Mr.. and q
irs. w. f. Humphreys, and also visited /
Iiss Antoinette White Of Wilder. Miss
White has made her home with Mrs.
lutler for two years. while engaged as
eacher in the city schools.
The Junior Christian Endeavor society
/ the First Presbyterian church, under
he care of Mrs. James Darling and Mrs. I
largaret Cable, spent an enjoyable day
t Benjamin Falls yesterday, The happy
arty of young people, 80 in all, left by
rollev at 9:l5 A. MI and returned at
80 p. m. after a busy day of feast
~ and froliclSing Many games were :
idulged in and prizes were won by q
Fendal Cable, John Farrar, Ruth Sal I
lond, Divina Stephenson, Emma Fowlie, y
Iva Midget, Ruth Park, May Paul,
lizabeth Carl, Nellie Carl, Hannah Far 9
ar and Gladys Massie. r
Have you been to WilIiamstown by I
ay of the west hillf MOI Then be =
ire to go on the Wonlan's club automo-
lie ride next Tuesday. The scenery on i
lie way is the finest that Vermont can J. !
We and that is equivalent to saying, the :
veiest in the world. The owners of !
lie cars will spare neither time, tires i
Or gasoline to give you the most en- 4,
yable ride you ever had. Those peo- J.,
g who have artistocratic tastes will ~
10y seeing the Morrison farm blooded :
oek, some of which have pedigrees long
lough to admit it to the first circles Of
Philadelphia. They should especially no
ce the herd of Guernsey cattle, whose
at of arms bears four quarterings
he tickets for this ride are on sale at
rs. Shepard's store at 50 cents each.
ny early and avoid disappointment.
rst cars leave at p. m, the last at
80.
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