The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-11
TALK OF THE TOWN
line table linens at Knights.

IiHe IdDle linens AT hHfgHb :.
Frozen pudding at Hendricks, Satur
day.
See the new white corduroy and poplir
dresses at Vaughan's.
Be sure and see this big lGl Bison
"Bedford's Hope" in three reel1, at thu
Bijou
twenty-five wash dresses that were
1915 reduced to Sl.9s at Perry's on Sat
urday.
There will be a meeting of Queen Of
the Forest circle tonight in Worther
hall at 1880
All our summer waists and dresses al
greatly reduced prices Saturday. Paris
Shirtwaist House
Thomas earle went this morning to
Waterbury, where he will remain with
friends over the week end.
Regular Saturday night dance July II
Rowland hall, under auspices OF Riley
orchestra. Ladies, tree.
Wallace Haviland, who has been spend
ing few days in the city, returned
last night to Bronson, n. II.
Miss E. H. Ranage left last night
for Silver Bay n. Y, where she will
pass a few weeks with relatives.
Mrs. William Stacey left this morning
for st, Johns, p. O., where she was
called by the Illness Of her mother.
James Levie of Hin street is assist
ing the corps OF clerks at the postofiice
during the absence of Paul ID. Leavitt.
Miss Margaret Robertson OF Patterson
street left this morning for Bethlehem,
n. H., where she viii pass the summer.
Raymond Underhilr of Bellows Falls,
who graduated from Norwich university
last month, was a visitor in the city to-
day.
Miss Bertha S. Ripley arrived from
/ Boston last evening and viii stay with
her sister, Mrs. Herbert A. Rugg, for n
! few weeks
Joseph Campbell, who has been resd-
ing for some time past at Black Lake,
Canada, arrived in the city yesterday for
an indefinite visit.
Saturday special can baking powder
! ID. coffee, pkg. eornstareh, pkg. gel.
atine, Sl.25 and f57 trade marks. East
ern Estate Tea Co.
Miss Hattie Houston Of Maple avenue
has commenced work in a clerical ca
pacity at the Consolidated Lighting Co.
office in the Aldrich building.
A. NJ. Stafford of Long street went
last night to Hardwick, where he will
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C..
Stafford for a few days.
Special for Saturday, ratine and wolfe
dresses; colors, blue, tan, lavender; good
value at SO, for Saturday only at Sl.9s.
Paris shirtwaist House
NJ. II. McAllister has resumed his du-
ties in the r. &. Robinson real estate
agency after spending few days at his
former home in Moretown.
Among the visitors in the city yester-
day We're Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Fullam of
Brookfield, f. B. Royce OF st. Adams
and r. Il. Mcmahon of Winooski.
William Cole Of Jefferson street has
returned from three weeks visit in
Worcester, Mass. and Boston. His wife
and son will remain in Massachusetts, a
short time longer.
Misses Norma Mianini and Eda Ger
betti, who have been spending the past
two weeks at the home OF the latter's
parents on North Main street. returned
to-day to South birmingham, Mass.
Peter Desotelles of South Main street,
veteran of the Civil war, left last
night for Boston. where he will make a
short visit with friends before going to
Washington. D. G., for an extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Nye OF Plaintied
have moved their household goods into
the house on Merchant street now Occur
pied by the formers father, +. +, Nye.
Mr.. Nye expects to be employed in
Barre.
Rev. Ralph f. Lowe district superin |
tendent OF the St ,Iohnsbury Methodist |
Il rNsc al nj ~ far
of the Hedding Methodist church, ar
rived in the city yesterday for few
days visit with friends.
Miss Eva Cressey OF Gloucester, Mass. |
visited Mr. ed Mrs. George B. Milne |
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones this morn
ing, having been TO Rutland, Burlington
and Montpelier in the interests of her |
father Walter Cressey OF Gloucester,
who manufactures and sells oil sprink |
lers for road work
Last evening Manager Silvio Guidici Of |
the Barre Athletic club received com
munieation from the management OF the |
Morrisville baseball team. announcing |
the postponement OF the game scheduled
to be played between the two teams at
park this afternoon. II is un-
1erstood that the two teams win meet
At Intercity park at some date in the
near future.
On Tuesday evening, July 20, Masonic /
bodies from all through northern Yer
mont and portions of New Hampshire,
will congregate at st. ,Iohnsbury to par
ticipate in the dedication of the Ma
sonic temple erected in the past year by l
lodge. The speaker of the
exercises will be Judge Charles II. Oar
ing OF Burlington. The temple was de
,igned by Architect Frank A. Walker of
Barre and Montpelier and constructed
lnder the supervision of the architect.
Joseph j. Ettor, member OF the general
Executive board OF the Industrial Work
RS of the World, who gave so much OF
his efforts to the victorious workers OF
lawrence Mass. and to many other
battles OF labor, viii speak in Barre at
he opera house Monday, Jaly IA, 1913,
It s o'clock p. IN. The subject of his
ecture will be Working Glass Unionism
IS. Trade Unionism," under the auspices
# the Socialist section, No. 2, of Barre
Workers. turn out On masse to this mass
Meeting. Spread the news of the meet
ng and speaker among all your fellow
workers. Admission, l0c to all.-Advt.
GRANITEVILLE.
Graniteville A. C. and the Boston Reds