The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

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day,
Neckwear and fancy ribbons a
Knights.
] Extra sale white waists and dresses
at Vaughan's.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hatch OF Ran
7 dolph We're visitors in the city to-day
Forty mine cents a pair, a special salt
OF muslin curtains at Perry's on Satur
day.
Ruth Nelson of Is Wellington street
! is confined to the house with an attack
of grippe.
. Be getting ready. Come to the mas
querade party June at the Congrega
tional vestry.
Mrs. Margaret Bodies, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Daniels of Barre, Is employed
at Heaton hospital.
Just received, two.strap sandals in
Russian calf, gun metal and patent
leather, at Tilien Shoe Co.'S.
Thursday, great sale on 36-inch wide
percale; regular l215c; Thursday only
at 61ac, at the New York Bargain House.
New FIVE passenger auto for hire; will
go anywhere. Reasonable rates. James
Hastings, $50 North Main street. Tel.
I242.
/ Bring your goods to list early for
Saturday auction. Sale early at the
City Auction Rooms. 0. H. Hale, auc-
tioneer.
The board Of directors of the Barre
Womans club will meet in Aldrich hall
AT 3 p. m, Saturday. Notice change OF
/ time
Remember the dance in Rowland hall
Thursday evening, May 20. Dancing
from s to o'clock. Riley's full or
chestra.
| Go to John H. johnson, 81 South Main
street for your roofing, cave troughing,
sheet iron and tin work, repairing, etc.
| Tel, 2l2-W.
Mrs. William H. Snow of Washington
street, who has been visiting at her for
mer home at Manchester, N. H., returned
to the city yesterday.
Caretaker wanted for Caledonia park
Applicants apply at Clan Gordon rooms
Saturday evening from till 9 o'clock.
CHARLES Leslie, trustee.
DR.. d. G. Jarvis leaves Sunday night
for a months study in the nose and
throat department of the Massachusetts
General hospital at Boston.
The ladies of the Methodist church
who have money from the social chain,
are asked to send ii to Mrs. John Trow,
Mrs. B. w. Hooker or Mrs. ID. G. Jar
Wis.
All the members of the Universalist |
parish are asked to contribute something |
for the rummage sale. Those desiring |
q team to call for the articles notify |
Mrs. ]. +. Tassie.
Coke in the stove and nut sizes. Let |
us send you a trial order and be con-
WINGED that 1t is the only summer fuel
for a quick, hot fire. The ID. NJ. Miles
Coal Co. Tel. 1888.
Saturday, great sale on ladies' night
gowns and chemises, nicely trimmed vita
lace and ribbon; regular 81 and sl.25;
Saturday only at SOC each at the New
York Bargain House.
Don't fail to see "Chick" Kelley, the
st. Anselms star outfielder, who is signed
by the Detroit Americans. He will be
seen in action on the Italian grounds
Decoration day, morning and afternoon.
All members Of local No. ASH, G. and
J. of A., wishing to go to East Barre
Thursday night, May 20, for the pur-
bose of organizing local union there, ,
please meet at the carpenters hall at
p. m.
Wednesdays arrivals at The Buzzell
lotel were as follows: G.. w. Haniacre, !
Boston; James Stern, Websterville; Mrs.
late Woods, Boston; G. Z. Robinson,
'omerville, Mass; 4. c. Clinton, White /,
river Junction.
The st. Michael's college baseball
cam, which is to play the Barre Ath- !
stics double-header in this city on +
femoriaI day, defeated st. Anselms col r
sge at Wdnooski last Saturday by a
core of to 0. lT
There will be rummage sale in I
he vestry of the Universalist church /
ext week Wednesday, Thursday and
'riday, afternoon and evening, All ar 7
icles will be thoroughly fumigated by
he board of health.
st. Anselms has defeated st. Mdchael's F
/ to 0, and Barre A. C. s to 7, so come G
ut, fans, and see il the Italians can G
Ike fall out of them. All to the G
A. G. grounds Decoration day morn
*. Ohfhe called at lO:l0 bndrp. tG
Mrs. Wishart and Mrs. Lebourveau are II
charge of the training of the chill II
rem for the flower festival to be held Fl
ine at the Methodist church. This II
vet assures the public of the best ef- II
'rts of the little ones in the line of
ltertainment. u
William Parkyn Jackson, superintend X
It of the Strsnahan Memorial club and K
stitute in st. Adams, is to speak at K
e Congregational church on Sunday, Il
Inc /, at 3 p. m. The talk will be one IL
especial interest to young men and NJ
'ys, but all are welcome. No sdmis- NJ
on. NJ
Antonio Falconi, who has been en- %
Dyed as clerk at the Buzzell pool par n
RS for the past few weeks, has COM ~
eted his duties and gone to Granite n
lie, where be has secured employment. ~
Ilconi played ball with the Italian A. n
early this spring and at Graniteville n
III represent the Grsniteville A. G.