The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-10
TALK OF THE TOWN


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corsets at perry's on Saturday.
| New summer quarterly of the Pictorial
Review inst in at Barre Book Store.
Phone $50 for your wood, coke and
the best grades OF coal at the early
spring prices.
| Get your oil stoves, screen doors, WIN
| N. ID. Phelps Co.
John Del Mont of North Main street
left last night for Proctor, where ne
will remain indefinitely.
Harry Clark, who has been visiting
in the city for the past few days, re-
turned to-day TO his home at New
bury.
Inquire of George +. Lackey OF Mont
pelier about farm lie owns, II you are
| in want of one. Telephone 0S-W, Mont
peler.
The meeting of the Ministers Mon
day club, which was to have been held
on May II, is postponed until further
notice.
Twenty-one cents yard; silk finish
popIins, tan, Copenhagen and cardinal,
white and black Silk finish popln with
round dots 2lc yard at Perry's on
Saturday.
"Braye" Fowlie, who has caught for
the Barre Athletic club for several sea-
sons, will make his initial appearance IN
the city to-day, against st. Anselms
college. Gay, who played here some last
season, will do the pitching.
Mothers day will be observed in He'd
ding Methodist Episcopal church Sun
day school to morrow at ;45 a. m, with
special program appropriate Tor the
occasion Let everybody wear white
carnations in honor of their mother.
All Sunday school officers and teachers
in Barre are earnestly requested to re-
serve Friday afternoon and evening,
Nav rs. for our district Sunday school
institute, to be held in the Baptist
church, under the direction of Dr. II. a.
Durfee, general secretary of the state
association.
The city mas procured large supply
of sputum cups, which will be distrlbut,
ed free at the city clerks office to all
who will use the same. IT is hoped that
the citizens generally will adopt the
use of these cups, as by doing SO they
will greatly improve the health con-
ditions in our city.
Alexander Manson of Quincy, Mass
son Of Mrs. j. Manson OF the Sanguinei-
Ii building, underwent successful dou-
Bile operation at the Massachusetts Cen
eral hospital on Thursday. The opera
ton was for appendicitis and varieose
veins Mr.. Manson came through the
operation successfully and rapid re-
covery is looked for.
On next Monday and Tuesday nights,
the marvellous talking pictures will be
shown at the opera house, featuring the
famous musical comedy star Raymond
Hitchcock and other Broadway stars.
One would imagine they were sitting
right in front of the real person, so re-
markable and perfect is the synchroniz-
ing of each subiect--Adyt.
Dates for Caledonia park can now be
booked. This park is the most popular
picnic ground, having large dance pa
silion with new floor. plenty Of refresh
ment stands, swings, etc, splendid foot
ball and baseball field. where games OF
all description can be played. Dates and
terms can be had at Is Central street or
Clan Gordon office, Bolster block, Charles
Leslie, trustee.
The talking pictures, which come TO
the opera house on Monday, are the
most astounding amusement perform
anee ever presented. The wonderful
realistic effects produced by this new in
vention ere amazing. Just imagine Ray.
mond Hitchcock in his original style.
every word of which can be distinctly
understood. Winsome Bessie Wynn sing
ing song or two, and other stars Of
equal prominence, all put before you as
if they were actually there in person.
Ma ~, .a ka t,a;an N ItfA hut
every action and detail in perfect har-
mony. 1t is truly remarkable exhibit,
and appreciation of its merits is fully
testified by the crowded theatres wher
ever presented. -Advt.
The Young Peoples Dramatic club, an
amateur theatrical club of this city COM
posed for the most part of students of
Spaulding high school, has completed ar
engagements for the presentation of a
three-aet comedy at East Barre opera
house on Friday evening, May l6. The
comedy is Mrs Briggs of the Poultry
Yard" This comedy was presented at
the high school chapel with great sue
cess several weeks ago. A large delega
ton of local people will accompany the
club to East Barre next Friday night.
The Goddard seminary baseball team
left this morning for ST. Johnsbury,
where st. Johnsbury academy and Cod
dard meet in their annual contest this
afternoon The championship st. Johns
bury team is practically intact from last
season. Gilfillan and Gray, considered
one of the best prep school batteries in
the state last year, are again in the
points and will make Goddard exert
themselves to their utmost. Capt. Pet
erson and Feeley will be the battery for
Goddard. Coaches Hoernle and Kurtz
accompanied the Goddard players on the
trip. They will return to the city to-
narrow