The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-16
TALK OF THE TOWN
reat waist sale At vaughan's.

Great waist sale at taughans.
The as" starts Fits big July sale
PineappIes for canning at Diversi Fruit
Co.
See that all white enameled ware sal'
at G. n. Kenyon & Co.'S.
Meet me at the coolest place in town
RusselPs, the Red Cross Pharmacy.
AT Si9s each, big sale OF Russian
tunic dresses at Perry's on Saturday.
j. j. Walsh OF Manchester arrived in
the city yesterday to make an extended
business visit.
Max Wiley Of Seminary street re-
turned to the city to-day from a few
days visit to Richmond and Burlington.
While we are always offering unusual
values, the sale OF wash dresses for Sl.9s
beats anything we have ever offered,
at perry's on Saturday.
Robert Mcknight, who has been visit
ing at his former home in Scotland for
few months, arrived in the city last
night from Boston, where he recently
landed on the Allan liner Numi1ian.
Late this afternoon one of the most
important baseball games in junior cir
cles in the city will be played at the
Lincoln grounds when the Condors and
the ID. C. V. club meet for the second
time this season. The series of games
between the two teams is to decide the
Junior championship of the city. The
first game was won by the Condors.
W H. Griebel of Peoria, H., arrived
in the city last night to make an ex-
tended VISIT. Mr.. Griebel is a granite
monumental dealer. For the past few
weeks he has been visiting at granite
centers in the eastern states, including
Quincy, Mass, and Westerly, r. /. While
in Barre he viii devote his time to visits
to the manufacturing plants and quarry
lands on Milestone hill.
Pictures of the commencement exer-
cises at Norwich university last month
will be shown at the Pavilion theatre on
Monday, July 90. The management of
the Pavilion were very fortunate to Sc
cure these pictures, which will be of
great interest to Barre people. Many
Barre boys will appear in the picture,
which comprise the drills, cavalry dis
plays and other exercises of graduation
week.--Adv.
The next scheduled game OF the Yer
mont Football league will be played at
Hardwick Saturday, when the Rangers
II this city, 1913 league champions, jour-
ley TO that Caledonia county town. The
Rangers are at present leading the
eague, while Hardwick stands well up
n the race. The Hardwiek team is re.
yarded as the strongest that eve. repre-
Iented the town and sentiment in Hard |
wick favors for victory for their players. |
The Barre team will be accompanied ON
he journey by many automobiles.
Mrs. o. n. Granger, president of the
county association, ladies'
uxiliary. A. O. H., left to-day for Bos-
on TO visit for the coming few days.
frs. Granger is a member of the dele '
alton TO represent Vermont at the an
ual national convention of the ladies'
uxiliary, A. o. H., 10 be held at Nor
ok, Va. July 1925. The Vermont dele
ates and delegates from other New
.ngland states will gather at Boston on
a turdav and sail on the Merchant and
liners line for Norfolk. The conven-
ion will open Monday morning, July 20,
nd will continue through Saturday. The
elegates will leave on Sunday for their
aspective homes. The return trip will /
Dnsume a weeks time. Mt. Vernon viii
e visited on Monday as will other his
pic stops in northern Virginia. The
orthern delegates viii arrive at Wash
lgton on Tuesday. July 2s. After few
avs visit in Washington and vicinity,
ley will leave for Philadelphia After
isiting at Philadelphia, stop will be
iade at New York. Many Of the Yer
ont delegates will complete the Jour
sy from Washington BY boat ride up
le Hudson river and Lake Champlain.
he delegates 20 represent Vermont al
- convention are eight in number az3
Re as follows; Mrs o. n. Granger,
ARE; Mrs. J. d. Hanrahan. Rutland;
Iiss Mary Connors. Rutland: Miss
athleen McCofrey. Burlington; Mrs.
.arke Robinson. Burlington; Mrs. Ksth-
inc Bulev. Richmond; Mrs. , P. White.
ihite River Junction; and Nora Mar-
". Monfpeher.