The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

III See the dress values at Abbott's.
III Extra values In muslin underwear THU
III week at Vaughan's.
III Whist from to in X. OF @. hall
III Wednesday afternoon.
III Curtis Carpenter of Groton is passing
III n few days with relatives in the city.
XII Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick Cameron oil
III North Montpelier spent Sunday in the
III city.
N Now is the time to get your screen
H windows and doors repaired at the c. L
\ Bugbee mill.
II Paul Lane, son of Mr.. and Mrs. X. A.
Il Lane, was operated on at the City hos
H pital this morning.
Now is the time for garden hose. We
have complete stock. Get our prices.
The n. d. Phelps Co.
H Nelson Brown of Cliff street com.
menced work this week for the Dewey
Column Cutting works.
Miss Mary Wright of Keith avenue
has gone to West Lebanon, n. H., for a
weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. II. C. Dingwal spent Sunday in
North Montpelier with her husband,
who is working on the new mill.
Great reduction in prices in all spring
anu ruIliUtt uilIliHtlA lDI lht
der of the season at Miss l.. Il, Towns
ends.
The sewing class for girls under
twelve of the Brook street Baptist mis-
sion will meet on Wednesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Miss Edith Martinson of Perrin street
left to-day for Greensboro, where she
will visit for several days as the guest
of Miss Estelle Goodrich.
The case in city court against Allen
A. Morris, charged with keeping a dog
without obeying the letter of the law,
was continued until July J.
Yesterdays arrivals at the Buzzell
hotel were as follows John Lavery,
Rutland; c. w. Thrasher. Windsor; J.
A. Bond, Burlington; Ralph Perry,
Cabot.
c. Cecchin of North Main street leaves
tonight for New York where he will
make short visit before leaving for his
former home in Italy TO remain until late
in the fall.
Miss Stella V. Norcross, who has
been visiting friends in the city for a
days, went this morning to her home in
Concord, y. II.
The woman's association of the Con- |
gregational church voted at the bust |
ness meeting to hold their annual fair |
during the second week in November. |
Harry Skerritts, who has been em-
ployed as a plumber in Greenfield, Mass,
is making an extended stay with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Skerritts
of Farwell street.
Mrs. Hubert Tacy of Maple avenue
left last night for Montreal, p. O., where
she will visit relatives for several days.
Before returning home, she will visit in
other Quebec cities.
o. J. Deitz, business manager of the
Tom Waters comedy company. which is
to appear at the opera house the first
two nights of next week, was business
visitor in the city to-day.
Miss Louise Canton of Maple avenue
left to-day for Mortified. where she will
remain during commencement exercises
at Norwich university. She will be the
guest of her cousin, Cadet Major Arthur
+. Holland, during her visit at Nor
witch.
A. Pinardi of North Main street leaves .
tonight for New York. where he will
visit relatives for few days before
sailing for his former home near Milan, !
Italy. Mr.. Pinardi expects to be absent .
from Barre several months
The Presbyterian Junior Christian En-
deavor will hold their first picnic at Ben
iamin falls Wednesday. June 25. All 3
those going meet at city park at 9:45. r
Parents are cordially invited If rainy, a
viii be held on the following Tues t
lay. $
Arthur Gravelin, who received frac. !
ured leg on Granite street several weeks II
Ego while plotting one of the delivery Z
arts OF the Caron bakery, and who since o
las been recuperating from his injuries h
It Waterbury, was visitor in the city Il
yesterday.
Early morning autoists in the vicinity :,
# Intercity park to-day were greeted 4
With the sight of handsome doe which :;
vas exploring the region OF the grand =
tand. Automobiles were run so near :;
hat a tossed stone would have hit the -
nimal; and honking of the horns did =,
ot seem to disturb the deer as she !,
.alked leisurely off the road and began =, y,
razing in a nearby field. :,
John Peterson has received a letter
roni his brother, Nicholas Peterson, who -
conducted a popcorn stand in ~ ~
his city, saying that he has received !.
is honorable discharge from the Greek =,
rmy and that he will leave Athens at ~
n early date for New York, whence he U
ill proceed at once to Barre. Mr.. Pc ~
erson has served in the Grecian army W "
nee the early days of the war in the ~
alkans. "a
Through its Bethel agent, the D. A. Il, ~,
cry Real Estate agency Of this city y
as sold the farm in Granville, owned u.'
V Louis LsBounty of Randolph. to -.
II. and Mrs. Charles C. Morse OF Roy "a
ton The farm comprises some two gu
lndred acres. The transaction in u
Dives $4,000 and Mr. and Mrs. Morse ue
i'll take immediate possession of the ou
-operty, moving from their place in -
ovation to Granville within the next . pe
W days. The sale includes the farm ~
uipment 70,
The civic department of the Barre ri
omans club has planned an automo- ar,
lie party for next Tuesday, July !. 10,
Inn g. Morrison has very kindly in n
ted the party to come to the Morr-
n farms, where refreshments will be n.
rived and an opportunity will be Civ Do
all to visit his interesting golf course
d inspect the model dairy. The re-
I'm home will be made by the wav of VIZ