The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-25
TALK OF THE TOWN


Refrigerators and ice chests at Sad
liers, 10 Keith avenue.
Regular meeting of the Woodmen this
evening wednesday, at 1880.
To Rent--Downstairs tenement on
Mount street. w. +. Richardson.
New goods by express daily for our
anniversary sale. Paris Shirt Waist
House.
George R. Beyerle, piano tuner, will
be in Barre this week. Leave orders
at Times office.
Mrs. II. b. Brooks and Miss Stella
Brooks have gone to Island Pond, n. IL.
for the summer.
The ladies auxiliary will meet in the
library room of the Presbyterian church
tonight at 7 o'clock.
Thirty trimmed hats to close at S1.9S;
worth up to SIS. Mrs. Nelson Church,
over Barre Times Office.
Untrimmed hats in black, blue, brown
and burnt straws at half price for this
week. Mrs. G. r. Wood.
New England Order of Protection
meeting tonight at o'clock. Members
are requested to be on hand promptly.
Public dance tonight in Miles hall
after the band concert. Gentlemen soc;
ladies, free. The Harris orchestra.
The Plainfield ladies will meet with
Mrs. Clara Page on Friday afternoon. 1t
is requested that all make an effort to
attend
Regular meeting of ST. John court, G.
| 0. f., will be held on Thursday even
ing, June 26, at $50 O'Clock. Social
after the meeting.
When you want fuel, telephone l33
You can get hard or soft coal, all sizes
of Connellville or Otto coke, and good
wood. The D. M. Miles Coal Co., 122
n. Main street. Tel. 1873.
Rehearsals Friday and Saturday, at 3
p. m. at the Congregational church for
Children's Sunday. 1t is necessary for
children wishing to be in the concert TO
attend these two rehearsals.
Pupils DESTROYS of being tutored dur
ing the summer may call up on the
telephone (ring 449-Wl or call at 662
fremont street any time Thursday TO
make arrangements. Alice NJ. Strath-
ern.
Farm Folks" rural play in four
acts, viii be presented by East Mont
peler Dramatic club at X. of p. hall,
Marshfeld, June q. Refreshments and
dancing after the play. Music. Dudley,s
orchestra.
The sewing school, under the auspices
of the Barre Woman,s club, will meet
at the Mathewson school building to-
morrow Thursday June 20, at 81
o'clock 1t is desired that all who
wish TO attend be present then if pos
sible
Retail clerks: Regular meeting OF the
retail clerks union will be held in X.
of P. hall Wednesday evening, June 25,
at 730 o'clock. Election of officers and
other important business viii be trans
acted. All members are requested TO be
present. X. j. Maggiani, secretary.
All Master Masons in good standing
wishing to attend the annual picnic of |
Foreign Masons to be held in Caledonia |
park July 5, can get their tickets from
any of the following committee: George |
Anderson, Alex. Wilcox. James Wood, |
William Fairs, George Mcleod, George |
Paterson, Alex Farquhar, John Duguid, |
Hugh Christie, Charles Leslie, or at Til
lens shoe store.
The Foxville graded school celebrated
he closing day, June 20, with picnic
n Gazleyis park. Luncheon was eaten
On the picnic grounds and during the
afternoon refreshments of ice cream and
lemonade were served. Various games
we're played, but the chief amusement
vas fast ball game between the Fox
Fille Tigers and the Turf End Bulldogs,
ending in tie, IA to IA. The picnic
,roke up at 4 o'clock, all having spent
/ pleasant day.
On next Monday night at the opera
house, Tom Waters and his big yalIde
lille company, carrying their own or
hestra, will present performance en-
irely new to Barre theatregoers, Me-
Waters appeared in Barre several sea
ons ago in "The Mayor OF Laughland"
md made big hit in his piano spe-
ialty. Among the feature acts are the
musical Simpsons, Nellie Moran, Tom
Waters, jr., the great Barnes and Others.
Acting on advices from the state
osrd of health, Health Officer DR.. John
|. Woodruff recently placed warrant
n the hands of Deputy Sheriff George
!. Morris, with instructions to notify the
enants of two houses on Warren street !
hat their premises must be cleaned up
fithin fourteen days or they would be !
ompelled to vacate, The officer has
lready served the notices, and thus an
Incident which has been the subject of Z
everal complaints before the city coun- I
il is in a fair way to be terminated. I
Through the generosity of the Barre :
len owning automobiles and the owner
Morrison farms, very pleasurable
vent is to occur next Tuesday after
DON. 1t is ride to Willismstown, with
stop on the way at Morrison farms,
here refreshments will be served and an
pportunity given to see Mr.. Morrison's
lethod of conducting an up-to- date
airy. This ride is planned primarily
earn money to support the play
round, but incidentally it will give ev-
-yone who goes grand good time.
on had better secure your tickets early,
II the supply of autos may not hold
1t. The first cars leave the city build
& at p. a. There will be later ones
. $3.50, If that hour suits You better.
ickets on sale at Mrs. Shepard's MILF
sry store. Price, 50c each.
John T. Callaghan of 500 North Main
rect is suffering with a badly sprained
rist, which he sustained while on his I
ay home last evening. In an interview
lis forenoon, Mr.. Callaghan stated that
e sprain followed fall which he ex-
.rienced while giving up his share of
e sidewalk to two women near the
,ttage street intersection of North Main
rect As Mr. Callaphan Turned aside