The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15
TALK OF THE TOWN
New table linens at Knights.


Chldren's l9c parasols at Abbott's.
See the new wash dresses at tn
/, Vaughan Store.
Order early your food for Saturday
Mrs. Cove, ISM.
Sixty-nine cents each. special valu,
on sheets, at Perry's ON Saturday.
Lumber, both soft and hard wood
rough and finished. At the C. J.. Bugbe,
| mill.
The Ida Read W. c. T. t. will meet
. with Mrs. o. s. Wiley, Maple Grove
, Friday afternoon at 2:30.
Prices on coal are down. Are you go.
ing to take advantage of theml If SC
telephone 1873. The d. NJ. Miles Coal
Co., 1872 North Main street
Henry CASTILLO, who was injured at
the Wetmore & Morse quarres a week
ago, went home to Websterville from
the City hospital yesterday.
Mrs. Abbie Corliss recently returned
from New York with stock of hats and
feathers, which will be sold cheap Sat
urday afternoon and evening at 4 Camp
street.
| -. L. hHuitNHs WIN mas bttH NlNilAuS
at the home of his son. G. S. Andrews,
of Maple Grove, for the past few weeks,
returned to-day to his home at Rich
mond
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Driseoll, who
have been spending several days with
relatives in Barre and Montpelier, left
this afternoon for their home in Sche-
nectady, n. Y.
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.
Winckler, the big Vermont pitcher,
will twirl for the Italian A. c. Satur-
day afternoon against the Tenth caval
ry. With Comoli catching, the Italian
battery is one of the best in the state.
/. o. o. L.. NJ. U.--All ladies going to
Graniteville meet at Papin's livery sta
BILE at p. m. Friday. Those from the
south end meet at the postofiice. Spc-
cial notice to those eligible for purple
degree
Miss Edith Common, who is attending
a training school for nurses at Ports |
liOutHs N. H.. dIIlNtu III the Why NtHtSi- |
day for an indefinite visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Gillespie of Mer-
chant street.
+. A. Nichols of 7. A. Nichols & Son.
North Main street, wishes to state in |
regard to the taking away of the union
card from his store, that his sister is
the only clerk employed besi'es him
self and that she has an interest in
the business.
Wednesdays arrivals at The Buzzell
hotel were as follows: A. f. Stevens,
Lawrence, Mass; William Moore, Zanes-
Vile, o.; J. P. Cobb, Burlington; A. Nc
Tormick, Westerly, K. L.; F. V. Bent,
Boston; J. G. Mendel, Syracuse. n. Y;
l. R. Ranney, Rutland.
DR.. II. A. Durfee Of Burlington, sec
'etary of the Vermont Sunday School
who is TO conduct a Sun.
lay school institute at Granitevile, to-
light, was a visitor in the city to-day.
To- morrow afternoon he will conduct an
institute at the Baptist church in this !
ity.
The city mas procured large supply
# sputum cups, which will be distribut-
d free at the city clerks Office to all !
Who will use the same. 1t is hoped that /,
he citizens generally will adopt the
Use of these cups, as by doing so they
will greatly improve the health con- J
itions in our city.
Notice, |. 0. 0. L., NJ. U.-There will q
e special meeting in X. OF c. hall
his Thursday evening, May Is, for v
he purpose of meeting the grand Off .
ers, Provincial Grand Lady Elmira 4
'erry and Provincial Corresponding Sec I
etary Jennie Scoble. Let all members
rho possibly can be present to bid them
Ielcome. A concert will be given after 5
ocular business, to which ladies can in u
lite lady friend. All invited friends n
ome at s;l5.
Arrangements have been completed by
be Italian A. G. for a series Of games a
, be played in this city the latter part n
the month with the St Anselms col. 7
ge nine of Manchester, n. II. st. An :
slms viii come to the city and play n
lree games with the Italians, two be- p
Ig played on Memorial day and another g
D the subsequent Saturday. st. An
Inns has agreed to bring string of V,
,ur pitchers in its corps of players. o.
Last evening large audience congre- Ia
tied at the Hedding Methodist church .
hear the foreign missionaries, Misses I
odd and Marriott, talk on foreign mis- te
onary work. Miss Todd spoke length o.
i on the missionary work being accom- NJ
ished in China. Her talk was accom- al
lnied by stereopticon views of va re
Gus points of interest in China and &C
e views also gave comprehensive in b
yht into the manners and customs OF Gu
e Monaghan race. Miss Marriott held tr
e attention of the audience for con- III
lerable time with vivid description IN
the work undertaken to ehristianize W
e world. Misses Todd and Marriott at
e members of the Hedding Methodist De
,reign Missionary society and both sh
We seen active service in China and ~
her foreign lands. Owing to their Tn
with their subjects, the visit DO
? missionaries talks were received w
tn great interest. Miss Anna Robert M
n, soprano singer of the church, rem ev
red several pleasing vocal solos. -
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