The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-03
TALK OF THE TOWN
ia wash goods at Naughan's !.


Parasols for the holiday at knights
AT Abbotts are lot OF wash goods
at half price,
Naughan's.
At Abbott's you can get some extra
good white dress values.
Refrigerators and ice chests at Sad
lier's, 10 Keith avenue
Big sale Thursday and Saturday OF
all stock in New York Bargain House,
Subscriptions and renewals for all
magazines taken by Marion Anker. lei.
ISM.
Now is the time to get your screen
windows and doors repaired at the Y. l.
Bugbee mill.
The summer term of Miss Spears pri-
vate school will open Tuesday, July ..
Advanced classes at | o'clock.
! Dance in Rowland hall Thursday night
July 3. Dancing from s to II; admis-
sionp soc; ladies', free. Riley's orchestra.
New fve-passenger auto for hire; will
90 anywhere. Reasonable rates. James
Hastings, $50 North Main street. Tel
24-2.
Five. passenger Overland car for hire,
competent chauffeur. II. +. Cutler.
Leave orders at Cutler Bros stable.
Tel. 100.
Go to John H. johnson, 81 South Main
street, for your roofing, cave troughing,
sheet iron and tin work, repairing, etc.
Tel 2l2-W.
Owing to delayed shipment Of dresses
and shirt waists, we shall continue our
anniversary sale until July 4. Paris
Shirt Waist House.
Joseph Reynolds of Beckley street
returned last night from weeks visit
to his former home at Clark's Island,
/ Me, and Portland, Me.
| V. Ossola, f. Mast, A. Mast and J..
Mast left this morning for Milton, where
they will spend few days in camp on
the shores of Lake Champlain.
Percy McDeavitt, formerly resi-
dent Of Barre, arrived in the city this
morning from Fall River Mass, to make
an extended visit with friends.
Mrs. William Murray and daughter,
Miss Alice, Of Merchant street left yes
terday for Toronto, Ont, where they
will visit for three weeks with relatives.
All remember the dance at Woodbury.
pond pavilion Friday, the 4th of July,
afternoon. Music furnished by Riley's
orchestra. An ideal place to spend the
day.
Four more pupils desired to take the
dressmaking course under the instructor,
Mrs. Eta s. Richardson. Call at l3l
| Washington street and see the work in
progress.
Chester Bennett of Central street left
last night for two weeks visit to the
state OF Maine. Among the places he
will visit are Portland, Rockland, Yinal
Haven and Minkhole.
Miss Frieda Hooker OF Park street re
turned to the city yesterday from
Greensboro Bend where she has been
spending the past ten days at the Hook
er camp on Caspian lake.
Peter Passera OF Williamstown was
a visitor in the city last night returning
from few weeks business trip through
the west. Among the places he visited
were Chicago, Dies Moines and Denver.
Edward Milne Of Seminary street re-
turned this morning from a few days
visit to Burlington and will leave to-
morrow for Old Orchard, Me-, where he
has secured employment for the sum
mpr.
c. s. Mute and family Of Manchester,
n. H.. arrived in the city last night to
pass week with relatives. Mr. Mute is
now acting as state agent for the New
England Life Insurance company for
New Hampshire.
Peter Alexander Of Patterson street
left yesterday afternoon for Highgate
Springs, where he will augment the
members of the Blue Sox camp. He
will remain at the camp until the first
part OF next week.
V. Bruno Of North Main street left
this morning for Burlington, where he
will visit with his wife for few days.
His wife has been at the Mary Fletcher
hospital for the past few weeks AMI
will undergo minor operation this aft
ernoon.
George Richey, who has been acting
in charge Of the local Offices Of the Sui
Ivan Machinery company during the abb
sence OF George Murray, left yesterday
for Claremont, n. IT,. where he will
make few days visit before returning
TO his home in Boston.
Notice to Socialists Of Washington
county. Comrades, our field day will
be held in Barre July in the city
pasture, in event of rain at Socialist
hall, Granite street. Please assemble at
hall in Granite street at 10 a. m. Bring
your lunch baskets along; attach your
name to basket. team viii be on hand |
to carry them to the field. This being
the first county field day to be held in |
Barre, local comrades are urged to at
tend.
The regular review Of Harmon hive, |
No. /, /. O. T. NJ, was held last even
ing in X. of c. hall with large at
tendance The hall was beautifully dec
GRATED with ferns and flowers After
the meeting, the ladies marched to the
banquet hall, where delicious refresh
ments of ice cream, cake, waters and |
punch were served. Much credit is due |
the committee for the delightful way in |
which the affair was conducted The |
committee consisted of Mrs. w. T. |
Campbell, Mrs. Arthur Cave and Mrs. |
Samuel Gerard.
Harris orchestra is completing one OF
the busiest weeks it has experienced in
the history of its organization. On
Monday night it furnished music for
the Canton Ninton dance. Last night
1t furnished music for the Cooney silver
wedding anniversary at East Barre.
Tonight it plays at Graniteville for a
public dance. Friday night it will play
for the Carpathia club dance in the
Rowland hall and on Saturday night it
has booked an engagement.