The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

Buy your Fownes' silk gloves at the
Vaughan Store.
Remember The dance after band con-
cert Wednesday in Rowland hall. Rley's
orchestra
Ladies, see our line of street dresses
exclusive styles, low prices. Paris Shirt
waist House.
Big line of fine white lawn and wolfe
waists. Your choice, Csc. Paris Shirt
waist Eouse.
Il William Plastridge of Mortified was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday and to-day.
Deputy Sheriff A. M. Morrison and
Guy Andrews were among the Barre
visitors in Mortified to-day.
Elmer Burnham, who has been visiting
relatives in Marshied for the past
week. returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Agnes Walker and Mrs. James
r. Mckenzie left to-day for a few days
visit with friends in South Ryegate.
! A daughte,y weighing So pounds, was
born June 3 to Mr.. and Mrs. T. o.
Brown, at the home of NJ. l.. Towne on
the west hill.
Miss Charlotte ellis returned this
morning to her home in Essex Junction,
Brook otreet.
Deputy Sheriff H. j. Slayton returned
this morning from Newport, N. H.,
where he has been attending a session
of county court.
Attorneys John w. Gordon and r. r.
Davis returned last night from Chelsea,
where they attended the opening of
Orange county court
Frank Cassaya has resumed his duties
in the Central Vermont yard, after
passing several days at his former home
in West Chazy, n. Y.
Mrs. L. S. Corwin returnde this morn
ing to her nome in Bradford, after
spending a few days with relatives in
Barre and Montpelier.
John Redmond, who has been spend
ing several days in the city as the guest
of R. E. Murphy, returned this fore
noon to his home in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Bass. who have
been passing a few days with friends
in Barre and Montpelier, returned last
night to their home in Randolph.
Harold Stacey of North Main street
eft this forenoon for Windsor. where
ne will be employed during the sum-
ner by the Windsor Machine Co.
Thursday we put on sale balance of
our spring silk waists in all leading
,olors. Value up to $3.50; one day only,
.hoice for $2.9s. Paris Shirtwaist House
Mrs. Harvey Phelps and little daugh-
,er, Helen, of Barnet, are passing sew
raj days in the city as the guests
# Mr.. and Mrs. n. j. Morrison of Hill
treet.
James Flynn, former student at
GODDARD seminary. who has been pass
l;g several days with friends in the
ity. returned yesterday to his home in
ioretown.
Miss Marguerite G.. Stoughton, stu
ent at the Boston Museum of Arts. ar
iyed in the city this morning to pass
he summer vacation with her mother
frs. Ellen l.. Stoughton of 81 French
treet.
H. f. Anderson of St. Adams, assist
ut auditor for the Central Vermont
lilroad was in the city to-day com
citing arrangements for the administra-
We changes which became effective in
Ie freight offices and yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pease, who have
zen visiting relatives in the city for the
ast ten days. went this forenoon to
all River, Mass, where they will make
more extended stay before returning
their home in Clarenceyille p. Q.
The Hooker Hill Guards went down to
feat before the Granite street Bing
RS at the driving park yesterday after
ION, the team from Granite street win
ng IL to victory. Reid and Eager IL
ere in the points for the losers, with u
,nald and Ericsson opposing.
Captain Robert Brandt of the local
lvation Army corps has arranged for
series of special evangelistic meetings
be held in the barracks Friday and
turday evenings. Ii is expected that
cers from out of the city will be pres
to assist in the services.
4 number Of Congregationslists from
IRE will go to Montpelier this even Al
to attend the annual meeting of the
1tral Vermont Congregational associa
n, which is TO open in Bethany church ~,
O'Clock with dinner. Several To- II
speakers are on the program, which z
ows Immediately after the banquet. Z
Me puimotor which the Tenney cor Il
alton of Boston recently placed in its Il
ire offices in the Aldrich building is =
ibited in the west window of the Il
&c and has thus far attracted the y
ention of many passersby Physi- 4
rs, fremen and others are reminded 4
I the pulmotor is available at all
es, for use4in emergencies.
rank f. Adams of Elm street left 4
forenoon for Plattsburg y. V. X
re he will represent the Barre Auto I;
club at tournament held under \
auspices Of clay pigeon shooters in !:
thern New York. Mr. Adams was Il
ed at Montpelier by DR.. C. Fl. Burr Il
G. E. Mctirath. who will also par. =
,ate in the shoot as members of the y
n heller Gun club %