The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

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See the new waists in window. a
Naughan's.
The costumes and music at the Howe
festival will be unusually attractive
Lumber, both soft and hard wood
rough and finished. At the c. H. BugDe
mill.
The best of stocks and workmanship
in our shoe repairing. Tilden Shoe com
pany !
Order your coal now. II pays. The d
M, Miles Coal Co., l22 North Main street
Tel. 1873.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Lamb returned
Saturday night from four weeks vlsl
in the South.
The children of the Presbyterian
church will meot for rehearsal Tuesday
night after school at 4 o'clock.
All boy scouts of the city who wisf
to 90 on lantern raid, please meet al
the Baptist church tonight at 6'3l
o'clock.
The ladies' aid society Of ST. Monica''
church will serve their annual supper al
the convent at $3.50 Tuesday night. Al
members are invited to be present.
| Notice! Members of the ladies' aux
iliary to Clan Gordon are hereby notified
that assessment No. 81 is now due and
must be paid on or before Thursday
May 20.
Officers of Bright Star Rebekah lodge
No. Is, are requested to be present Mon
day evening, May 10, at 5 o'clock, in
Odd Fellows hall for practice. Per or
der, noble grand.
The banks of Barre will appreciate it
very much If depositors will bring in
their deposit books for verification, ac-
cording to law, as advertised elsewhere
in this paper II is desirable that as
many as possible be brought in during
the next week.
Goods in City Auction Rooms, Pearl
street, to be sold: Iron beds, springs,
mattresses, one mantle bed, one lounge,
one bed couch, one sofa, one extension
table, one dresser, stands, child's crib,
one pick, one scoop shovel, one set four
flange wheels for truck in stoneshed at
half price.
Mrs. J. NJ. Scott of Pleasant street and
Mrs. J. G. Morgan of Laurel street left
on the midday train to-day for Boston,
where they will attend the annual con-
Yention Of the /. O. o. l.. NJ. u, TO be
held this week. They are to participate
IN the elaboration of the order as dele
gates from the Barre lodge.
Edwin Whitney, who will appear at
the Barre opera house Wednesday even
ing, May 21, in the last number OF the
Federated lecture course, Is said to be
the best miscellaneous reader on the
platform. presenting program OF the
liveliest humor and deepest pathos: good
stories from good literature, with a good
moral Mr. Whitney will present his
short story program Wednesday evening. |
Calendar for the week beginning Mon !
lay, May 10, and ending Saturday, May
"a: Monday, bread and cream potato; |
Tuesday, hot cream biscuits, spaghetti, |
with tomato sauce; Wednesday, hot |
1uns and meat roll Thursday oatmeal
bread, maearoni and cheese; Friday, tea |
oils, fish chowder and potato salad /
brown bread and beans. /
Please order early. Mrs. Cove, Ism.
Lodge Granite City, No. l53, Scandi-
lavan Brotherhood of America, held its
ocular meeting at Eagles hall Saturday
'vening, with large attendance. Fiji
cen new members were initiated into
he new lodge and ten more were bal
oted on for the next melting. An enjoy
BILE social time was held after the meet
ng and nice supper was served. Lodge
frantic City, No. 1873, of s. b. A.,
1eets every first and third Saturday of
very month in Eagles hall, Worthen
lock.
Mr. and Mrs. A. g. LaPoint were very
luch surprised yesterday, when about !
wenty OF the members of Brooks Relief
orps of Montpelier visited them, bring ,
lg with them plants and other tokens
I remembrance The occasion was the
9Th anniversary of their marriage. Mr.. II
nd Mrs. LaPoint were married in the !
IT. viii Bradley house, then owned by
!. g. Fisher, and left the city by stage, +
5 at that time there were no trains in 4
ARE. They have spent all their mar
ed life here. Mrs. LaPoint is recover ,
lg from her recent accident.
Wendell H. French known to many /
ARE people as winnie" died at his
ONE in Somerville. Mass, last Thurs
AZ morning. Mr.. French was the son Of !
ehemiah and Susan French of Barre. :
e went to Boston % years ago and had :
cen engaged in the grocery business
lere. He leaves a wife. one son, Earl, T
Tree sisters, Mrs. C. B. Granger of Ran u
,lph. Mass, Mrs. c. II. Kenerson of \
lis city and Mrs. Ralph Hopkins of
abot, and one uncle, John II. Jones
this city. il
Late Sabbath sleepers were disturbed g
$3.50 o'clock yesterday morning, when d
fire alarm from box 10 at the Black g
ell street intersection of North Main
rect. All of the fire fighting APP il
Iratus at the central station was out Ii
quarters in Jig time, but the services b
the regulars were not even needed for N
hen they arrived at the large building
cupied by RI. Marin as blacksmith d
op and several tenants what was be- 4,
wed to have been a chimney fire was IN
ready subsidized. The structure is To- -
ted just south OF the Blackwell street ie
ossing and when someone saw smoke
suing from a chimney the next move
IS to turn in an alarm. The about ~
ynal was given as soon as the true - :.
ture of the alarm had been aseer- -
ined -
Notice. "