The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-21
TALK OF THE TOWN
New neekwear at knights.

II cial values at Abbotts.
Try our Connellsvile coke, il is hot
stuff. Morse 4 Jackson.
Wanted Channel bar driller at MIL
stone Granite Co. quarry.
The Spaulding VS.. Alumni ball game
has been postponed to next week.
Mrs. Josie Iougee is caring for Mrs
Joel Foster at The Kellogg Montpelier
Read our adj, then visit our store and
see the quality of work we do. c. n
Kenyon & Co.
There will be no meeting of scouts
of troop ? tonight. 1t will be held lat
,, er in the week.
Mrs. Frank Geen of Central street
left last night for Montreal, where she
will visit with relatives for few weeks.
Our Connellsyille coke is made in coke
ovens and is crushed for domestic pur-
poses. It's good. The ID. M. Miles Coal
Co. Tel. 1873.
Saturday, great sale on ladies' and
mems hose, all colors; regular l2H
cents, Saturday only, at &c a pair, at
New York Bargain House.
Riley's orchestra will furnish music
for the dance to be held in the Rowland
hall on Thursday night under the aus
pieces of the st. Elizabeth Aid society.
Don't fail to attend this dance.
The Baptist Sunday school cabinet
meeting will be held tonight at the
church at 1890 All teachers are urged
to be there, as there are matters OF spe
cial Importance to be dealt with.
! Manager james Murray of the Barclay
Bros. baseball team is making arrange.
ments with the Jones Bros. team to play
their postponed game at the Granite
| City trotting park the first part of next
| Sheldon d. Brown of Los Angeles, Cal,
arrived in the city this morning to spend
| his vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l.. Brown of Washington street.
Members of Vincitia lodge, X. of p,
will 90 to Montpelier Thursday even
I ing. May p, to visit Montpelier lodge
and will confer the third rank. All
members who can, please take the 6:45
car.
Wilfred Therault, who has been EN-
ployed as assistant yard clerk at the
Central Vermont freight station for
some time, completed his duties last |
night and will be employed in Mont |
peler during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Martin and daugh- |
ter, Miss Frances, and Mr.. Nelson, who |
have been spending few days with
Mr.. Martins sister, Mrs. Lizzie Robin
son, on Eastern avenue left to-day in
their touring ear for their home in Bos-
ton.
The condition of Fred w. See1ey of
Graniteville, who was brought to the
City hospital early in the week, was
reported to be somewhat improved to-
day. The young man will be confined
90 hn t%at fnr te F.,
expected.
Tuesdays arrivals at The Buzzell ho-
tel were as follows; J. NJ Marsh. Bos- :
ton; w. c. Belyea, Boston; Fred f. /,
Halves, Elgin, Ill.,; Ben s. Wright, New Z
port; ID. A. Roberts, burlington; A. L.
E. Rollo, Toronto, Ont; Peter Corbett,
Bethel; r. j. Carris, Graniteville. I
Irving Potter of Boston, who gave
reading last evening at the I
Goddard seminary chapel, will go to-
night to Plainfield, where he will rem :,
Ter his Interpretation of "The Merchant
II Venice" at the plainfeld opera house
The reading will be given for the bene-
it Of the Plainfield public library.
A Sullivan air compressor, capable OF
between 500 and 600 feet Of
'ir minute, is being installed at the a
charles Bianchi 4 Sons granite plant I
IN Goldsbury meadow. Workmen have l.
Ilready assumed the work of erecting
ement concrete foundation for the COM II
,ressor. @
Last evening at the convent of the \
'scred Heart a supper was served to
he members of the ladies' aid society n
( st. Monica's church. The supper was G
TENDED by only the members of the HI
ociety. At the conclusion of the sup 2
er well arranged program of musical
nd literary numbers was carried out. b
The Christian Endeavor social at the b,
BAPTIST church last night was very en- Il
)yable affair and reflects credit on the v
ocial committee. The main feature of
he evening was series of illustrations =
explanatory OF how things work, in
uding wireless, the camera, stereopt-
On vacuum cleaner and electric hatiron. 7
ames and refreshments concluded the
vening.
j. j. Culver, who resides on the W. T.
hepard farm in Graniteville, has some
hing of a hen story to tell the local
arber. He possesses a small Blue An
alusian hen but its size has nothing
, do with the size of the eggs it lays.
he other morning he went to the nest
nd 10, there was an egg which meas A
red ss4 inches from tip to tip and
eighed one-half pound. What sayest
lou, neighbor?
The young ladies' circle of the Uni. :,
-rsalist church invites you to their -
ay social and dance at Rowland hall 60
-iday evening May %. Children from
e several dancing classes are invited PEI
attend from s till 10 on admission mo
,kets. A brief program will be pre- eh..
nted during the evening. The 0rpheus sol sol
artet will sing. Little Miss Jurras lin
Montpelier viii do solo dancing tie
lncing will commence promptly at s. e'Gp
ley's orchestra. no,
A very pretty and quiet wedding took s,,,
ace at the Methodist parsonage in tiol
ontpelier, May 10, when Carl Clough, da,
well-known teamster of Barre. was Fe'
tied in marriage to Mrs. Matte Harri-
IN, formerly of South Ryegate, but for
e past three years a resident of Barre.
lie bride wore a gown of cream colored -
lterial, with white carnations at the -
It. The couple were unattended. They
n reside at 80 Hill street, this city.
Cobble Hill grange conferred the third
fourth degrees on a class of SO last
ening. There was large attend