The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-12
TALK OF THE TOWN
'runk and bag sale at Abbott's.

III fpitf -siA intn hhHilc ilHcns "ONf
II Abbotts.
Il Harris orchestra played last eyenin
H for party held in the Miles hall a
h Graniteville.
The Alturians will meet with Mr.
H Glyssons 20 Perry street, Friday, Jun
10, at 2;30
H Saturday special at Lander's ciga
store $3.50 calabash pipe for 4sc, Sat
urday only.
The hall arrangement at Flowerland
the best ever seen in the city. DO no
fail to see it.
The regular meeting of the teamsters
union will be held tonight at 1880 il
painters hall.
Geraldus Knapp of st. Johnsbury ar
rived in the city to-day for few days
visit with relatives.
James Ahem and Louis Schriver. whc
is visiting in town, were at Middle
sex yesterday, fishing.
i Mr.. and Mrs Edward Hartshorn re
turned last night to Plainfeld, after
visiting friends in the city.
Another good crowd at the Flowerland
bazaar last evening The next three
evenings will be record breakers.
Tickets for the S. Fl. S. alumni con
cert and ball are now on sale, Concert
tickets, 25e. Concert and ball, 81 per
couple.
Mrs. Clarence H. Kendrick of East
street went yesterday to Waterbury,
where she will visit relatives for a few
days
Rev. r. r. Lowe of st. Johnsbury,
district superintendent OF the Methodist
church, WAS visitor in the city to-
day.
Miss Hattie McAllister, who has been
visiting with friends on Spaulding
street returned last night to South Rye.
gate.
Members Of the Holding male chorus
and the mixed chorus are requested to
meet at the Hedding Methodist church
at o'clock on Friday evening.
Mrs. e. W. Scott. mother OF Judge
III. w. Scott, of Richardson street, went
yesterday to Willismstown, where she
will visit relatives for few days,
James Cruickshank, who has been
spending several days with friends at
his former home in Barre, returned yes
terday to Hardwick, where he is EN-
ployei.
Miss Grace Cheney, who has been
visiting in the city for several days as
the guest of friends on Maple Grove,
returned yesterday to her home at
II is requested that there be no flow
Frs at the funeral of Mrs. Theodore I
Stowe. which is to be held at | O'Clock /
tomorrow afternoon from her late home
On Prospect street.
+. ". Williams aud George Went
worth. who has been the guest of the
former in this city for the past week,
.eturned to-day to resume their studies
1t Dartmouth college.
1t was with great difficulty that the
Barre management was able to secure
he Beacons OF Manchester, n. H.. for
and ii may be the only oppor-
unity to see this team play.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Burnham returned
asst night To their home in Marshfield,
lfter having been in the city few days
losing deal with the d. A. Perry
cal estate agency whereby they dis /
'ose Of their farm to F. b. Martin,
The Methodist boy scouts, who are
DING to camp out at the Lyon farm
friday and Saturday. please meet at !
he Lincoln school at 4:45 o'clock FRI !
ay night. In case of rain, the scouts !
vii have their regular meeting at the
hurch. Iii
Special meeting OF Ruth chapter, o. +.
!, will be held Friday afternoon at ll5 !.
clock, for the purpose OF attending the ,
urial service of our late Sister Stowe.
hose wishing to attend the funeral .
ervice can 20 direct to the house at s
o'clock.
w. c. Ellis of Brooklyn. Y. y, the /
silk artist as he is known from East
ort Seattle, arrived in the city this
corning from st. Adams. Mr.. Ellis !
i'll remain in Barre for week and a
uring that time he will demonstrate c
Is art on the White sewing machine v
tae store OF B. w Hooker 6 Co.
Rev. Father p. NJ MeKcnna. who has /,
zen granted years leave Of absence h
ON his duties at st. Monica's church. s
making an extended stay at his for II
err home in Ireland. according to cards II
ceived by friends of TIRE priest in Barre. ii
fter returning from en- extended trip /,
Bermuda, Father McKenna visited !,
lends in New York and later sailed for b,
Gland. .,
After playing nine full innings, dark IN
IS overlook the Italian A. G. Juniors NJ
'uthend A. c. ball game, with the score er
anding all. The game was replete Of
tn brilliant playing. and the outcome To
the game would have had direct re
airing on the junior championship of -
e city Each team was well strength m
ed with additional players. The fea L
res of the game were contributed by
ttigi for the Southend team and Clari an
: the Italian aggregation. Another an an
me between the teams will be played =
the near future.
Special features at the Pavilion to- at
yht. Positively the greatest comedy -
novelty act ever presented Atlantis, -
X and Jack, the worlds foremost
'olving globe equilibrists. You viii
Ugh. YOU will scream. Not a silent
!. but combination of comedy. beau
and deNterity. introducing talking.
istling, limitations, clean comedy, diff
llt and sensational revolving globe
iilibriums. spectacular dancing, etc.
turing Jack, the dog with the dia
nd harness, champion bag puncher of
canine world and handsomest bull
rier in America. John Marion, the
r a. L.