The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

waists Mt Abbott's.
Ladies' gauze silk hose l0c pair at
Perry's on Saturday.
Annual June white sale of babies
white dresses at Vaughan's.
"The Perils of Pauline" at the Dream
land theatre to-day only.-Adv.
A special price on ladies' gauze silk
hose, lOc pair, at Perry's on Saturday.
Special feature. "The Hounds of the
Underworld" at the Bijou to-day only.
ADV.
Auction sale Saturday at 1880 p. M;
So Smith street, Mrs. q. Rizzi. See ad.
0. H. Hale, auctioneer.
Automobile to Rent--Fiye- passengers.
Will go anywhere. James Hastings, $50
North Main street, Tel. 24-2.
Byron Watt returned to-day to his
home at South Walden after week s
visit in the city as the guest of friends.
Miss Lorraine White of Berlin, n. H.,
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon
to pass few days as the guest of rela.
tives.
Traffic in Souls" the six-reel picture
at the Pavilion to-day, is without doubt
the greatest sermon on the white slave
ltrdHic ever pTOuuceu.--AdF.
Il A, j. Stewart, i. J. Carroll and Will
liam Densmore returned yesterday from
NIallets bay on Lake Champlain, where
they have been spending several days in
camp.
John Mari of Williamstown was
| visitor in the city yesterday while on
his way to Iberville, p. O., where he ex-
poets to be employed in the granite in
dustry
/ Herbert p. Warren returned to-day to
his home at Keene, n. H., after passing
a few days in Barre and vicinity. Mr..
Warren is a representative of the Peer
less Casualty company.
Mrs. Raymond Fuller, who has been
| spending the past few weeks at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leander
Howard of Averill street, returned to-
day to her home at New York.
! The mission circle Of the Universal
| ist church will meet with Mrs. +. 7.
Cutler North Main street, Friday at
2:30 p. m. Watchword, Light" Mem
bers please come prepared to pay dues.
The Spaulding alumni concert and
ball will be held in the Rowland hall on
Wednesday evening, June 10. Riley's
orchestra win furnish music. Tickets for
the concert 25 cents each; for the con-
cert and dance sl.00 per couple.
Through the columns of The Times,
the management of the Newman Ora
matte club wish to extend to the Barre
band their appreciation for the consid
Grafton shown by the band in not con-
| Quoting its weekly concert last evening.
! The Swedish Monitor lodge will OBJ
serve the first anniversary OF the insti-
tuition in the Knights of Columbus hall
on Saturday night. A musical and lit
erary program will be rendered and after
| the entertainment a social time will be
4 held. Refreshments will be served. Ad-
mission, 25 cents for adults; children I'M
der IL years, 10 cents.
Among those who registered at the
| Buzzell hotel yesterday were: II. NJ.
| Spindle, st. Johnsbury; the members of
Tinker's orchestra; c. w. Iawlor, Bos-
| ton; w. f. Aiken, New York. J. A.
Jordan, Burlington; i. R. Blanchard,
| Helena, n. Y; G. G. Bowman, Worces-
ter, Mass; J. J. Walsh, Manchester,
N. H.; II. A. White, Philadelphia; H. A.
Clarke. Philadelphia; A. w. Phillipson,
New York; F. A. Crawford, Portland
Me.
The committee having charge Of the
| Spaulding alumni ball are making ex-
| tensive plans for a most enjoyable affair
| this year. They have adopted the slo-
gan, "The best is none too good" and
they are arranging this social function in
a manner that will surely meet with the
approval of ALL A good program viii
precede the dancing and to this all are
cordially invited, as well as TO the dance.
| Tickets can be procured at browns Drug
Store. F. H. Rogers & Co.'S store and the
Consolidated Lighting Go.
Superintendent c. f. Millar of the
consolidated Lighting company returned
yesterday from q business visit of sew
eral days in Boston and New York.
During his absence Mr.. Mllar took a
run down to Ocean Grove, n. Y, and
called on Dir. c. f. Camp and Dr. l.. L.
Leonard, former Barre physicians, who
located on the Atlantic seaboard last
winter. Both doctors and their families
are enjoying excellent health and are
pleased with their new surroundings.
The regular review of Harmon hive, |
No. ]. l.. O. T. NJ. was held last evening, |
with large attendance. After the bus
mess was transacted, Mrs. w. T. Camp !
bell, in a few well-chosen words and in |
behalf of the members, presented Mrs. |
Margaret J. Smith, record keeper of the |
hive, a shower of over % beautiful and !
useful gifts. it being her birthday ami |
versary. This was complete surprise |
to Mrs. Smith. who responded feelingly |
and thanked all the members for their /
gifts and cards A social hour was en-
joyed by all and Mrs. Smith received a I
shower of congratulations and best /
wishes for many more happy birthdays.
Fiosa Mast and Angelo Pellegrini, who /
have been making an extended stay at /
their former home in Italy arrived in /
the city this morning from New York,
where they landed Tuesday from the
liner Taorimina. which
sailed from Genoa May 10. Patricia San
Ciboria, who has been staying in Italy
for the past two years, came back to
Barre yesterday from Montreal landing
there Memorial day from an Allan liner.
Nistice Barbarini, who has been en-
ployed in Utica. N. Y, since early last
fall, returned to Barre yesterday and
will resume his duties in a north-end |
stoneshed, where he was formerly en-
ployed. 2. Bizzozero, who has been
passing the winter on the Pacific coast, /
to Barre this morning for the
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