The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

shuNAloH ibpilN.
Buy your silk and gauze hose Satur
day, at Naughan's.
Saturday sale, 25c and soc neekweai
for lsc each, at Vaugban's.
Every lady will want to get one o
those rain coats aSturday, at Fits.
Safety razors from Zoe to $500 ant
all guaranteed. Davis, THE Druggist,
The best OF stocks and workmanship
in our shoe repairing. Tilden Shoe com
pany
See Mrs. Aliens special announcement
on page 7 of to-day's issue. II viii in
terest you.
Big sale of white waists, value $780,
Saturday sale price, 9sc. Paris shirt
waist House.
The best summer fuel you can buy
is Gonnellsville coke, sold by the d. NJ
Miles Coal Co. Tel. 1888,
Miss Mary Walker of Grant avenue
who has been spending several days with
relatives in Nergennes, returned home
to-day.
Go to John II. Johnson, 81 South Main
street, for your roofing, cave troughing
sheet iron and tin work, repairing, etc,
Tel. 2l2-W.
G. II. Tobias, who has been making
an extended business visit in Barre and
vicinity, returned yesterday to his home
in Grand Isle.
Louis Hozhauer of Troy. n. Y, a
! firm member of the house of Holzhauer
4 Co, arrived in the city this morning
| for few days business visit.
Last years scholastic champions, st.
Johnsbury academy, will meet the B. A.
G, at Intercity park Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Special ear aecomanoda-
| tions.
A special meeting Of the Order OF
Nasa is to be held tonight friday at
$3.50 o'clock at A. knutson's home, 81
South Main street. business in regard
to brother Il. Christensen DEATH Per
order 0rdf.
A regular meeting Of Queen Of Forest
circle will be held this friday even
ing at 1880 o'clock. Let all members
try and be present as the state deputy
will be there. Refreshments at close
OF meeting.
Amherst, Williams, Holy Cross and
other large eastern colleges are enumer
ated on the schedule OF the Y. NJ. G. A.
college Of Springfield, Mass. this season.
Don't fail to see them in action against
the Italians on Saturday.
There viii be a meeting Of the Barre
Rangers football club in the pavilion
of Berlin street Saturday evening, May
"a. at 7 o'clock. The Times is re-
quested to say that the presence Of
every member il desired
Tuesdays arrivals at The Buzzell no.
tel were as follows: W. A. Bhckman,
Boston; Musical tombstone. Chicago;
Florence and Lillian Longweed, New
York; T. p Cobb, Burlington George r.
Clark, Concord, n H.; Arthur L. Wright, !
Waits River Fl. F. Boinay, Boston; A. |
Z. Clark, Boston, John Robertson, Mont |
pelier; o. II. Moulton, Burlington
Ely Emo, a former resident Of Barre,
arrived in the city last night from Al i
bany, n. u, where he has been EN- |
ployed for the past two years. Mr. Emo /
will leave the first part Of next week for
an extended trip through New Hamp. /
shire and Massachusetts to visit broth
ers he has not seen during the past
twenty years.
Chester Williams, graduate Of God
lard seminary in the class of 1911, and
once star baseball performer at the
school on the hill, arrived in the city Il
yesterday for weeks visit with some
II his former schoolmates Before re-
turning to his home in Charlotte, Mr.,
viii make few days stay 4
With friends In Graniteville.
Mrs. Georgia Mcleod of Is Railroad
treet. who was bound over in city court
forenoon to answer to statu
DRY charges preferred against her by
states Attorney i. Ward Carver, was
Unable to furnish bonds in the required
mount Of 81 500 for her appearance at
he September term Of Washington eonn-
v court. She was taken to the county /
all in Montpelier.
Members Of local No 81, OF the Inter
ational Brotherhood of Transfers. held |
ne of the most successful meetings of
he year at their headquarters in paint
RS hall last evening. Three candidates
Or enrolment were initiated into the
zeal and the applications of Others were
eceived Following the business meet /
~, social hour was in order and re- {
reshments We're served r
Charles +. Smith of West Patterson .
rect, who is recovering from a recur.
ence of rheumatic fever went this
forming to Montpelier, where he will =
,nduct combination horse sale for +,
/. NJ Farnham. With Mrs. Smith, he i
i'll leave late this afternoon for Toledo, :
:, where they will remain for weeks !
sit. Mr. Smith viii transact business Il
several middle western cities while ,
,sent Upon their return. Mr.. and Mrs. a
NTH will visit relatives in Boston for
few days. 81
A large delegation from Nincitia lodge, \
0. 10, Knights of Pythias, was in Mont n
,lier last evening to participate in "
meeting of Montpelier lodge. : Z,
D. 10, The Barre lodge members worked ii
e initiatory degree on several eandi- Ell
ties during the earlier hours Of the o.
ening. The local delegation remained
guests of the capital city Pythians ac
a luncheon WHICH followed the work :.
the meeting. Several prominent Ia
rthians from a distance were present ar
address the two lodges "a "a
George Cox. who has been employed Ia
chef at the City hotel for several
,nths. left this morning for his home -,
Athol. Mass MIR. Cox is over 20 co
ars old and believes he is one of the va
lest men of the profession in New ggo o
gland. After following the business In,
ice he was a young man, he has de- wi
ed to retire. although he is particu pa5
about letting his friends know he go
Z retiring because of disability. Mr..
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