The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-31
TALK OF THE TOWN
Rain coats at Vaughan's.
Auto yails Al On NJ Fits.

III New line of parasols for children, at
III Fits.
III Belle waists, fine fitting dainty styles,
III at Knights.
III Only $3.50 buys good charmeuse pet
III ticoat at Abbotts
III Lumber, both soft and hard wood,
NJ rough and finished. AT the G. L. Bugbee
III mill.
III John Sterling left yesterday for Rut-
III land, where he will visit relatives for a
N few days.
H Now is the time to get your screen
II windows and doors repaired at the c. L..
\ Bugbee mill.
II A daughter, weighing 1913 pounds,
H was born yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs.
H Robert Clogston.
II Mrs. Andrews Miles left to-day for
i Boston, being called there by the sud
/ den illness OF relatives.
H Mrs. J., ID. Gale. who has been spend
ing several weeks with relatives in
H Barre, left yesterday for her home in
i Boston.
I George II. Bellows. who is employed
as a clerk in Fred Kings jewelry store,
is spending a few days with relatives
in Boston.
William Beattie, who is employed in
the RichardsonT wigg store in st. Al
bans, passed Memorial day at his home
on James street.
| A wedding party always attracts at
tenton. The invitations read June 4,
at the NJ. Il. church, at 1880 p. m. See
program elsewhere.
James Donald and John Cabana of
Academy street left yesterday for Man
sonville, p. O., where they win make
an extended visit with relatives.
H Uriel c. Premier, former resident of
Barre, returned to Keene, n. H., this
morning, after spending Memorial day
with relatives on Merchant street.
/ The members of the nature depart |
ment OF the Barre Woman's club will |
meet with Mrs. Lyon, 81 Highland ave-
nue., Monday evening June 2, at 1880.
Davidson viii pitch for Barre and
Charlie Hoernle viii do the catching. |
Melt" Brown, the Spaulding boy, will |
/ again be in the Barre line up at Inter
| city park to-day.
| Our Conceivable coke will give you
satisfaction. 1t will pay you to try it.
Tel. 1873, and we will send you any
quantity that you wish. The d. NJ.
Miles Coal Co.
Philomena Belanger and Miss Marie
Belanger, who recently came to Barre
from Fall River, Mass, left this morn
ing for Montreal, r. O., where they will
visit relatives for week.
Francis Grady of Merchant street went
yesterday to Hanover, n. H., where he
will spend few days as the guest
of Sprague brennan of this city, stu
dent at Dartmouth college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cassava and son.
Charles, of Farweli street, returned to-
day from their former home in West
Chazy, n. Y, where they have been
spending several days with friends.
John 0gg, who has been spending sew
eral months at his former home in Aber-
deem, Scotland, arrived in the city yes
teraay from New York, where he recent
" landed from the Allen liner, Gamer
ona
Charles Dudley, the wellknown sport
ing goods man, who annually invades
this territory, has brought better lot
% players than ever before to be pitted
against the Barre Athletics at Intercity
park to-day.
Mrs Charles Emslie, Mrs. @. N. CAM
ton, Mrs Ellen Canton and Mrs. Will
liam Kelley left Thursday night for
Salem, where they attended the funeral
of Miss Anna Mahoney, which was held
this forenoon.
Monday afternoon at lntercity park
the Barre A. G. has secured the Cuban
Stars, rated as the best colored ball
team playing in the country. Everyone
should make it point to attend this
game. The Cuban stars have trimmed
i long list of semi-pro teams this sea
.on and have battled with big league
hubs.
The organ at the Congregational
,hureh has been tuned and put in good
kspe. motor has been installed to
,perate it. The organist, Miss Gladys
'ale, will receive any pupils who wish
o study organ during the summer and
all. Anyone so wishing will please
Communicate with Miss Gale.
Mario Soldini leaves tomorrow on an
xtended business trip through New n
'ork and Pennsylvania In the interests X
+ the granite manufacturing firm of u
lust & Brew. While absent, Mr.. Sol
mi will spend few days with his IN
rother, Dr. Enrieo G. Soldni. who is
n the staff of the Lincoln hospital in E
Few York City. III
1t is rather a pleasant thing to have =
young lady, and an attractive young
tuN at lHhts invite you W FOilON
o Flowerland' even when the said
oQng lady is only on paper. That is
he invitation that is being very gener-
usly extended throughout the city at ''i
resent; and not few are saying, "Who
she? I'll be glad to go to Flowerland r
18th her." +
The banks in Barre report that
trge percentage of out-of-town deposit.
RS have sent in their books for veriiica-
on, while depositors living in the city
ave been slow to present their books.
he banks suggest that they will appre-
ate the prompt presentation of books.
, that the work of the closing days of
lie verification period may be lightened N
much as possible. IN
City square and cross streets that have 1
er intersections in that vicinity were
iything but sparsely populated last I
ening when the Barre Citizens band {
I've its first concert of the season. :.
nder the leadership of William Gill 4
'rtson, the musicians. some twenty five q
number, rendered a repertoire of pop
ar and national airs that seemed to RIA
light the crowd. The weather was siN
me too warm for outdoor music. but -,
e listeners forgot that such a thing u