The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-16
TALK OF THE TOWN
New table Unions Al Knight's.

see the new wash dresses AT VI
Vaughan Store
Sixty-nine cents each, a special valu
I on sheets, at Perrys on Saturday.
l Lumber, both soft and hard WOOD
rough and finished. AT the G. l.. Bugbe
mill
Mrs. Rosamond Warner, who was re
Gently graduated from the Barre Cit.
hospital, is caring for Mrs. Boyce o
, Academy street.
The Cleaners of the Presbyterian
church will meet this evening at tn,
home of Miss Belle Mackie, Beacon
. street, at o'clock.
Mrs. Abbe Corliss recently returned
from New York with stock OF hats ant
feathers, which will be sold cheap Sat
urday afternoon and evening at 4 Camp
street.
All football clubs interested in form
ing a football league, send representa-
tives to meeting to be held in the
Barre Rangers pavilion Saturday night
May "a.
The last number in the lecture course
will be at the Barre opera house on
Wednesday evening, May 81. Edwin
Whitney, reader, will present his short
STORY program.
! | akt och mening att bilda en- than
dinayisk siukhjelps och begrafnings kas-
sa, samlas ALA dem, som hafva sina
mann pa listan RITZ. Nichols hall, Lor
den II Maj, kl 1880.
Miss Mae living, who has been spend
ing the past few months at st. Johns,
Nova Scotia, arrived in the city last
night for few days visit as the guest
OF Miss Annie Averill of Averill street.
!. O. 0. L., NJ. U.-All ladies going to
Graniteville meet at Papins livery sta
Bile at @ p. m, Friday. Those from the
south end meet at the postoffice. Spe-
cial notice to those eligible for purple
degree
Seyenty-nine cents each, special val
ue in seersucker muslin, long cloth night
robes attraetively trimmed with lace and
hamburg. A regular sl.00 value. We
shall ask you only 79c each at Perry's
on Saturday.
Some day you will surely own Vic
trola. Right now you can buy sl5
Vietrola for 81 down and 81 per week.
Come in and hear the music you like
best. We're glad to demonstrate for
you. Bailey Music Rooms, Ia Elm street.
Last evening THE Ragtime Four" a
group of local vaudeville performers,
composed of James Bennett, Charles Glib
bons. Harold Mute and John Duncan,
were at Waterbury, where they present
ed a skit at one of the Waterbury pic
ture houses. "'The Ragtime Four" were
accompanied to Waterbury by Manager
George Davidson.
The Young Peoples Dramatic club,
for the most part of members
OF the middler class OF Spaulding high
school, will go fortnight to East Barre,
where they will present Mrs. Briggs
of the Poultry Yard three act com
edy drama. at the East Barre opera |
house. This piece was presented in the |
city several weeks ago and met with |
the approval of its audience The trip |
to East Barre will be made in the Perry |
automobile truck.
Yesterday afternoon at the italian /
ball park the second team of the Ital- |
ian A. c. defeated the Sunshine club by |
d score Of II to 3. The game was close
IL contested during the opening innings, |
with the Sunshine club holding the lead.
Along towards the close, when sub
stitution was made in the pitching box,
he Sunshine club fell behind. Carroll /
was in the points for the Sunshine club
md for seven innings pitched masterful |
lall. Bottigi replaced him in the seventh
ind the Italians romped away with the
yame. Birnie caught for the Sunshine
,lub. Garabaldi and Riciarelli composed
he battery for the losing team.
Several persons of this city affiliated
With the Sunday schools of Washing
.on county were at Graniteville last
,vening to attend the Sunday school
institute, which convened at the Pres
,yterian church. A large attendance
vas present at the institute G.. s.
Andrews Of this city. vice president of
he Washington County Sunday School
ssociation, presided at the institute.
)r. II. A. Durfee of Burlington, secre-
ary Of the Vermont State Sunday h
school association, delivered talk,
hiefiy concerning the propagation of
sunday school work in the state. III. G.
Woodruff of this city, superintendent of i
he advance department of the Washing /
on County Sunday School association, :
poke at some length. His words were /
evoted to the work coming under his
apartment. II
i ne mowers at lDe Iu0eTAI OF AlDetI !
I Adams yesterday was as follows: /
'illow, family; roses and carnations, n
fr. and Mrs. Frank Adams, Mrs. Cur
iss; spray of carnations and roses, ]
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gothier t
fr. and Mrs. B. p Wiley, Mr.. and {
Irs. Harry Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank {
towe, Mr. and Mrs. Allison Bradley,
Ir. and Mrs. John Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs. {
.obert Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tur- a
er. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams. Mr.. Ir
nd Mrs. Leon Newton, Mrs. Ella Joslin, o
Iisses Nellie and Teresa Conway. Mrs. b
lila Moorecraft, Frank Carlton, William
urkee. r. G. Baird, Mr.. and Mrs. Will \
am Pierce; carnations, Mr.. and Mrs. a
rank Boyce, c. f. Adams, II. P. Wood a
ard, Mr.. and Mrs G. E. Mcfarland, Mr.. L
nd Mrs. William Morrison, Mr.. and I
Irs. Nicholas Dale, Harry Dale. F. +. s.
all and family, George Durkee, Mr.. and
Irs. W. Z. Fiske, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
rury; roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Griffith, q
arvis Harris. "
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