The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

botts.
Big mark down this week al
knights.
Big sale waists this week at the
Vaughan Store.
Sale ready to wear garments all this
week at Vaughan's.
Refrigerators and ice chests at Sad
lier's, 10 Keith avenue
Victor July records just received. Call
and hear them. Bailey's, IA Elm street.
Now is the time to get your screen
windows and doors repaired at the g. L.
Bugbee mill.
Thirty trimmed hats to close at $l.9S;
worth up to So. Mrs. Nelson-C Church,
over Barre Times office.
Mrs. +. w. Olin and son, Spencer, of
Alton, ILL.,, arrived in the city yesterday
for a ten days visit at the City ho-
tel.
All Clansmen will please leave their
due cards at Clan office on or before
July for the monthly audit. Per audi
tors.
competent chauffeur. II. +. Cutler.
Leave orders at Cutler Bros stable.
| Tel 100.
Miss Lydia Hull of Woodbury. is pass
ing several days in the city as the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Morrison Of
Batchelder street.
! Four more pupils desired to take the
dressmaking course under the instructor,
Mrs. Eta S. Richardson. Call at l3l
| Washington street and see the work in
| progress.
| Miss Mary Malone, who has been en-
ployed as a milliner in Mrs. Carrie
BurkeGonyo's millinery parlors on North
Main street for several months, left to-
day for her home in New York City
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Kimball and daugh-
ter of Lincoln, Neb., are passing ten
days at the City hotel. Mr.. Kimball is
prominent monument retailer in Ne
braska and this is one of his occasional
visits TO the Barre granite belt
AT the Central station yesterday eigh-
ty.two tickets were sold for the excur
sion to Burlington and Lake Champlain.
The train left at $3.50 o'clock and reached
Barre on the return at 6:40 in the even
ing A four hours sail on the lake
awaited the excursionists after their ar
rival in Burlington.
Barre will be afforded strong list Of |
baseball games on July as part OF the
days celebration. Those games that |
have already been arranged are games |
with the Boston Reds and the Havana |
Reds of Buffalo, n. Y. The Boston Reds |
will be pitted against the Italian A. G.
on the Berlin street grounds for games
IN both the forenoon and the afternoon. /
Chancellor Franklin Hamilton of the |
American university, Washington. d. G., |
who spoke last evening in the Hedding
Methodist church in the interests of the
Vermont conference seminary at Mont
pelier, went to-day TO Williamstown,
where he will deliver an address this
evening, Chancellor Hamilton will spend
several days in Vermont before return
ing to Washington.
The Woman's club wishes to announce
that no tickets can be sold for the Will
automobile ride and Morrison
Farm lawn party after tomorrow noon,
later than that hour.
The first cars leave the city building at
3. later ones at $780, going directly to !
return home viii be made by way Of
Shepard's store. Price, soc.
dfc A1tttht VI IsdHb EliftE ittuftetl
last night from Boston, where he has I
Deen spending week on business. He
vas accompanied from Mortified BY
Mrs. Blake, who has been visiting her
lister there. Mr.. Blake resumed his du-
les at the +. ID. Ladd Co. store this
On either Friday or Saturday OF this
week the local officers Of the Western
lnion telegraph company will be trans
erred from their present quarters at
he passenger Office of the Central Yer
mont railroad station to the Offices Of /,
he Vermont Telephone and Telegraph
ompany. The Office will be operated in
he rooms utilized at present by the 4
asher of the telephone exchange on
he second floor of the Rowland build 9
ng. Work. which has been under way !
or the past few days, of extending the =
ables TO the Rowland building, was
ompleted yesterday. This task was e =
nder the supervision OF d. G. Carroll OF
'oston, an official of the Western Union
ompany. In their new quarters the !
zeal offices will be connected with four
Tres. ]. G. Addy, who has acted as !,
manager of the local Offices for nearly a :;
ear, will continue to act in that capac-
". =,
Tuesday, July l, will be a red letter .
ay for Barre. No such delightful ex. :;
irsion has ever been planned here as
ne one for tomorrow afternoon. Our u
nest automobiles are placed by their :,
wners at the disposal Of the Womans I,
NIB to transport all interested enough -
, buy tickets. II they carried the PEG. =
lie no further than Morrison Farm, all
ould pronounce it delightful expert ~
ice. That estate is not of the com Il
on or garden variety of farm, but =
Tough indigenous to the soil has been m
Used. by years of cultivation to the as
INK of rare exotics. The ride to VIII =
'mstown after the lawn party at Nor.
son Farm is quite out of the ordinary.
it is over the highlands and affords
idely extended views of our Vermont |
rms and forests. with many clear Wis.
S through to the distant mountains.
he hours are convenient for all. some
rs starting at and some at $3.50. The
'kets can be obtained up to tomorrow
'on at Mrs. Shepard's store. Price,
c. II
No Elevator Carries One -
the heights of success The ladder -
lst be mounted round by round In