The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

J 1926 at vaughan's,
White muslin dresses at less than one
half price at Abbott's.
Remember the S. Ii. S. alumni concel
and ball Wednesday, June Is.
To Rent-Downstairs tenement o
Mount street. w. +. Richardson.
Stenographers and office employer
should read our ad., c. n. Kenyon q CO
Margaret Mclean of Granitevlle cam
to the City hospital Saturday for treat
ment.
Dry chairwood for sale, Arthur S
Martin, phone 53W or leave orders a
Prindle's store.
Misses Edith Gamble and Gertrud
Dale of Division street have returne,
home, after spending several days will
friends in Middlesex
You can get your tickets for the S
II. s. alumni concert and ball at tn
following places: Dodges, Holmes, o
Burr's jewelry stores.
Mrs. James Hastings of North MAR
street left last night for Mountain View
n. ", where she was called by thu
| serious illness OF feihtlNe
Mrs. McDonalds home bakery on Elm
street will be closed after Tuesday night
until further notice, on account of re-
pairs being made to the house.
w. T.. Carleton of Saratoga, \. Y.
who has been passing several days in
Barre on business connected with a real
estate transaction, returned home to-
day.
All members of local, No. 4Sl, c. & j.
of A., are requested to attend the regu-
lar meeting on Monday night, June 10,
at 1880 p. m, for the election of Off
GERS. Refreshments will be served.
Auto rides around the city, l0c; half
way to Montpelier or Whlliamstown, Use;
to Montpelier or Whlliamstown, soc.
Don't forget time and place, Wednesday
evening, June Is, at o'clock, univer-
salist church.
Nathan b. Benedict, head waiter at the
Hotel WIadsworth in Boston, arrived
Saturday to spend the summer with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Benedict.
In the fall, he will return to Boston and
resume his position.
Mrs. n. Charade and two children,
Lillian and Raymond, returned Satur
day to their home in Montreal, after
weeks visit in this city at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Shores of Hall
street.
1t is with regret that we learn of
the death, in East India, of Hugh Scorge,
who at one time lived in Barre. Mr..
Scorge married Miss Nellie Dombriski OF
Barre, who with six children survives
him in Aberdeen, Scotland.
: An important meeting of branch No. /
Of local Barre, Socialist party, will be
held in headquarters, Scampini block,
on Tuesday evening at 1880, and every
is requested to attend if pos
sible. j. B. Gall, organizer.
The schools are closing and number
Of pianos that are out on rent among
the teachers are to be returned this
week. If you are looking for a bargain
piano, now is your time. Call and look |
hem over at Bailey's Music Rooms, IA
Elm street. Barre, Vt, phone cav,
The wedding of Miss Bridget Roteli !
20 Alexander Michel, both of this city, !
vas celebrated at the brides home on
,anleoni place Saturday afternoon. JUS
ice of the Peace James Mackay per-
ormed the ceremony. Mr.. Michel is
Employed here as a stonecutter and the
ouple will make their home in Barre.
Graniteeutters International Associa-
ion of America: a regular meeting of
he Barre branch of the G. c. /. A. of A.
ill be held in Miles hall. Una ruinione
egolare DELI unione degli scalpellini
Branch al Barrel avra' lougo nella sala
/ Miles. On Monday evening, June rs,
t 7 o'clock. Angus Mcdonald, secre-
airy.
A regular meeting OF Court Barre, 7.
. r., No. 1910, will be held Tuesday
vening at sharp in Knights of CO.
INDUS hall. The ladies of Companion /,
ourt are also invited to the dance, to :
e held after the meeting, and may have !
leir families with them If they wish.
IL members are requested to be pres
1t. Per Frank Caslani, R. s.
John Foy went Saturday afternoon to \
arlington, where he passed the week !
ID with relatives Joseph Frontini and I
lillian Daniels were in Waterbury over a
lnday as was Joseph Valz and Mrs. a
Daniels. Charles Gallagher, Fred Ber- 4
and, A. f. Castle and II. B. Bushee j,
ere also among the Barre visitors in /,
arlington over the weekend. n
Napoleon l.. Baker. who returned this d
orning from short visit with his
other in Richmond, finished work Sat q
day evening at the Ross barber shop b
Depot square, where he has been EN- n
Dyed for the past three years. This s.
ternoon Mr. Baker went to Plainfield. Il
here he will open a barber shop and +,
ntinue the business recently conducted d
Arthur Griffith. who has gone to Man. Il
ester, n. H., to reside. W
The Broekton Enterprise of June IL in
ntained the following item about for al
or Barre residents: Funeral services Il
r Elizabeth. l5month-old daughter &c
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Ross, were pr
ID this morning at 10 o'clock from the re
me on Francis avenue, West Bridge pt
ter, Rev. E. B. Maglathlin, pastor of pt
; West Bridgewater Unitarian church, OF
iciating. Many beautiful floral trib- to
IS expressed the sympathy of neigh 10
RS and friends. Interment was in Pine pi
Il cemetery, West Bridgewater."
N the south window of B. w. Hooker u
Cos. furniture store are exhibited 81 ~
med photographs of this years grad sn
ting classes in the Latin and COM "
reial departments at Spauldng high ~, az
ool. The pictures were taken by C. IN
u and have attracted good deal of %
'orable comment since they were ia
ced on exhibition. Both are inclosed sN
mas of Elarnisb 10 L nj The do..r, lt