The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-09
TALK. OF THE TOWN

/ WRIST sale dt rItJs
/ Our $500 wash dresses for $2.4S at
Perry's on Saturday.
Ida Il. Cyr, trained nurse. az Elm
street Phone 405-M.
We put on sale lot of new wash
dresses for S24s; $500 value; at
Perry's on Saturday.
George Lathrop of Wells River ar
rived in the city to-day for few days
visit with friends.
William Densmore left yesterday for
Westport. N. Y, where he will remain
for the coming few days
Clifford Peake returned last night to
his home at Essex junction. after a
few days visit in the city.
Charles Hill of Worcester arrived in
the city to-day to make an extended
visit as the guest of friends.
| Large auction sale Saturday at the
City Auction Market, Depot square. See
ad. in this paper. 0. H. Hale, auc-
tioneer.
Special Saturday offering at browns
soda ntain-strawberry and vanilla
ice cream, frozen pudding, fresh crushed
Strawberries and pure apple for college
ices.-Advt.
Natalie Mistralangelo left yesterday
| for New York, where he will remain
for the coming few days with friends.
Before returning to Barre he will visit
at Boston and Worcester, Mass.
The Ministers Monday club will meet
at the Berlin Congregational church on
Monday at 1890 a. m. A paper on
"The Religious Message of Browning"
viii be read by Rev. A. Spence. jr. To
this last meeting on the program, the
ministers wives are invited
| Barre members of the Ministers Mon
day club will go to Berlin Monday, where
the club holds its regular monthly meet
| ing at the Berlin parsonage. The clergy
men are to be the guests of Rev. Frank
Bloomfield, pastor of the Congregational
church, and he will serve luncheon inn
mediately after the forenoon program.
Rev. A. H. Spence of Montpelier will read
a paper entitled "The Religious Message
of Robert Browning"
| A final dress rehearsal for "Belshaz-
gar will be held Monday night, when
| it is expected that the costumes for the
central figures will have come, and that
all costumes for the chorus and lighter
characters will be ready. 1t is ex-
pected that this will be the very best
entertainment that the young people OF
the Baptist church have ever gwen, and
large attendance is expected. The can
tata will be given Wednesday evening.
May l3, and will not be repeated
Manager Harry Levin announced to-
day the Spaulding high school baseball
schedule. for next week. On Tuesday
afternoon the varsity team will be pit
ted against the alumni team. Earlier in
the season the alumni administered a
severe trouncing to the high school lads.
On Wednesday the B. A. G. will be
played. Capt. Tomasi will be reserved
to pitch this game. On Friday the high
school players will make their trst trip
OF the season. They will journey to st.
Johnsbury to play the return game with
st. Johnsbury academy.
| The ladies of Barre and vicinity. as
well as the men, are cordially invited
| to attend the public meeting at How
land hall Tuesday evening, May II, in
recognition of the candidacy of John
! w. Gordon for the national House of
Representatives. Moreover, the invita-
ton includes all who desire to give Mr..
Gordon a good send-off in his campaign.
and it is hoped there will be a large
attendance. The speaking will be rea-
sonably brief and to the point. The
Barre Citizens band will play
The Ozarks Athletic club will open
its baseball season this afternoon at the
Granite City trotting park, meeting the
Barclay Bros. team. last seasons gran
lite plant champions. Both teams are
in good condition. and an exciting game
is assured. The Barclay battery viii
be composed of Smoky Guy" George
and Fowlie The following players COM
prise the list submitted by the Ozark
club: Jake" Frazer, "Zeb" Robertson,
"Chi' Fraser, Charles Klein. Max Rea
side, Joe. Dombrouskie. Walter Tim
monds, Robert Duncan. Richard At
fridge and Robert 1mlah. All of these
players are well known in local baseball
circles. The 0zarks viii play the Ital-
ian Pleasure club at Intercity park on
Monday.
Past Grand Knight John 0'Leary and
Joseph Nelson have been selected by
Barre council, Knights of Columbus, to
act as delegates to the annual state
convention of the Knights of Column is,
to be held at st. Johnsbury next week.
On Monday evening, May II. big con-
cert and ball will be held. Riley's or
chestra of this city will furnish music
for the occasion. Other exercises will
be held that evening, previous to the
general opening of the convention. which
will take place on Tuesday. Rev. A. c.
Griffin pastor OF the Orleans mission,
has been secured to address the conven-
tion on some subject pertaining to the
Knights of Columbus. A. c. Moore, the
state treasurer of the order. will also
attend the convention. A large delega-
ton of Barre people are expected to
attend the ball on Monday night.