The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Knights.
Have you seen Abbott's new line o
separate skirts?
See the wash petticoats at soc and go
each, at Vaughan's.
Try our Connellsyille coke, it is hot
stuff Morse & Jackson.
| Wanted-Channel bar driller at Mil
stone Granite Co. quarry.
A good value in lace curtains, soc q
pair, at Perry's on Saturday.
On bargain table, bed spreads, sheets
and pillow slips, at Vaughan's.
Now is the time to get your screer
windows and doors repaired at the c. L
sugbee mill.
Special 20 per cent. discount on fifty
trimmed hats Friday and Saturday at
Mrs. H. S, Miles
! New five passenger auto for hire; will
go anywhere. Reasonable rates. james
Hastings, $50 North Main street. Tel
PAP.
John Bowen, who has been spending
several days in Barre on business, re-
turned last night to his home in Roches-
| ter
| st. Elizabeth's aid society will conduct
udHce III lHt noNiduu ndii tV-uiEhe'
Make plans to attend. Riley's orchestra
will furnish music.
Mrs. w. f. Quinlen and daughter, Miss
Mae Quinlen, went yesterday afternoon
t. Burlington, where they attended a
concert last evening.
Miss Marion VI. Pope returned to her
home in Barre last evening from an ex.
tended trip to Niagara Falls, Montreal,
p. O., and Toronto, Ont.
Saturday, great sale on ladies' and
mems hose, all colors; regular 1914
cents, Saturday only, at &c a pair, at
New York Bargain House.
Mrs. c. p. Davie and Mrs. f. A. AL
lson of St. Johnsbury, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Corskie of
Nelson street, have returned home
Several stars are found in the lineup
of the Y. VI. c. A. college of Springfield,
Mass. Their strongest pitcher has been
reserved for the Italian game Saturday.
Robert susanna of Smith street, who
was taken to the Heaton hospital in
Montpelier last Sunday for treatment,
was reported to be improving steadily
to-day.
A sale of all pure linen damask, Zoe
Ndlu' j MS ls IG-lHCh udlnhsh. an
extra quality at this price; several hand
some designs to choose from, at Perry's
on Saturday.
Rev. ], w. Barnett, Mrs. A. W. Badger
and Mrs. s. H. Bloomfield Of Montpelier
returned to-day from St. Johnsbury,
where they have been attending the Con-
gregationaI conference.
Members OF Vincitia lodge, K. of p,
will go to Montpelier Thursday even
ing, May p, to visit Montpelier lodge |
md will confer the third rank. All |
who can, please take the Gas |
'ar.
Questi sono Iprezzo del carbone per /
,tufa $3.50 per tone.eta tutti il mes.
Ii magic magic adeso IL tempo III com
1rare il vostro carbone per lnyerno. |
The ID. NJ Miles Coal Co, l22 North
Vain street.
The banks of Barre will appreciate il
cry much If depositors will bring in
heir deposit books for verification. ac-
ording to law, as advertised elsewhere
n this paper. Ii is desirable that as
many as possible be brought in during
he next week.
George Carpenter of Winoosk, F. B.
i Burlington, r. o. Booth of Essex
JUNCTION and II. +. Edgarton of Rock
ort, Mass, were among the business
isitors in the city yesterday.
The banks OF Barre will appreciate it
cry much If depositors will bring in
heir deposit books for yerifcation, ac-
ording to law, as advertised elsewhere
! this paper. 1t is desirable that as
lany as possible be brought in during
ne next week
Funeral services for Alexander J. !
itchie. whose death occurred at his !
ONE on Beckley street Tuesday night,
i'll be held at the house Friday after
DON at 2 o'clock, Rev. J. w. Barnett, :
,iating. The burial will take place in
lmwood cemetery. h
Boy scouts, attention. On Saturday c
'ternoon The boy scouts of the city /,
an campaign against the tent cater
liar. which is doing so much damage j,
this vicinity. All scouts who possibly / &
n. please meet at the Baptist church at d
80 o'clock. Wear your uniforms and p
ing your hatchets. II is likely that
ees in the vicinity of Hope cemetery h
i'll be the first to be cleared cf the b.
SITS. T
The young ladies' circle of the Uni v
rsalist church invites you TO their
ay social and dance at Rowland hall "
iday evening. May %, Children from u
e several dancing classes are invited CO
attend from till 10 on admission in
kets. A brief program will be pre- m
nted during the evening. The Orpheus II
artet will sing. Little Miss Jurras
Montpelier will do solo dancing
.ncing will commence promptly at s.
ley's orchestra. n,
The May issue of the Goddard Record
e monthly seminary publication, made
appearance yesterday, and was dis
buted by the students to advertisers re
d subscribers to-day. The attractive Je
lool periodical reveals a wealth of 10,
al material with generous sprinkling DO
short stories and brief articles from tn
, student body. Two of Goddard's re- on
IT baseball games and more extended Gi
erences to exchanges go to make up Sc
interesting section of the magazine. tn
lool doings are chronieled in an in. pa
esting way and more ambitious at =
npts in the way of magazine editing
everywhere in the book A note
rthy feature of the current issue is a l
d of compendium of personal informa-
n regarding individual members of
student body. II is well compiled
| will doubtless afford an ounce or
D of amusement TO those who are
taI lie