The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-01
TALK OF THE TOWN
Black cat hose at Abbott's.


garment department.
h Come in and see "Billie" put them VI
. at browns soda fountain.
! Did you see those wash dresses fo
: $l.79 on Saturday at Perry'sg
Don't forget to come to the N. 7
G Phelps Co. fire and water sale to-day
Big bargains.
Don't forget that the N. d. Phelps O.
fire and water sale is still going on. 4
lot of big bargains left.
! Oscar Whitfield of South Ryegate ar
: rived in the city last night to pass feS
days as the guest of friends.
Miss Mary Canning Of North Mali
street left to-day for Peake's Island, Me
where she will spend her vacation.
David Burgess returned to-day to hi
; home at Westfeld, N. ", after few
! days visit in the city with friends.
Frank Buckley returned to-day TO hi
ohme at Woodstock, after passing a few
days in the city as the guest of friends
The Glover club will meet with Mrs
Frank jackson, Liberty street, Mon
day afternoon. A good attendance Is
hoped for.
AT l5c each, ratine, pique, and muslin
neekwear; were 25c up; to close the lot
we make the price l5c each at Perry's
on Saturday.
Miss Zylpha Churchill, who has been
passing a fortnight at Woodbury. pond,
has resumed her duties in the law offices
OF j. w. Gordon and A. A. Sargent
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Landers of
| Spaulding street returned to-day from
| Marshfeld, where they have been visit
! ing for the past week at the home Of
Mrs. Walter Williams.
Miss Annie Mcdonald of Elm street Is
employed in a clerical capacity at the s.
H. jackson law office during the absence
of Miss Marguerite Brown, who is pass
ing few weeks at Old Orchard, Me.
DR.. Martins office will be closed dur
| ing his absence in Philadelphia attend
ing the convention of the American 0s-
teopathic association, which holds its an
nual meeting in that city the week Of
Aug. 3 to 5.
Rev. Paul Gourmet OF New York, who
Is connected with the Spanish church OF
New York, was a visitor in the city to-
day. He is making an extended visit as
a guest at the st. Augustine parsonage
at Montpelier After visit through
the Spanish colonies in Barre and Mont
pelier, he will return to his duties in
New York.
Walter McHugo was rendered sur.
prise party at the home of his parents
on Hill street Thursday evening, the |
occasion being his 18th birthday ami
yersary. Twenty of the young mans |
friends were present and an enjoyable |
program Of games and musical selections |
was in order. The host received hand
some finger ring as a reminder of the |
day. A luncheon brought the affair to
a close.
Alfred Sundberg Of Burlington il Wis
iting and attending the services at the
gospel tent on Summer street. The
services at the tent Sunday, Aug. 2, will
be as follows: $3.50 p. M; subject. did
The Sun Stand Still Mt the Command OF
Joshua ?" AT 1880 p. M. Evangelist
Z. F. Passebois will deliver a discourse
On "The Doom OF the Ungodly-What
Will Become of the Wicked, and Where
: Purgatory and HELIX" All are vel
,ome.
Miss Minnie Franklin, who is at the
lead OF the filing department in the New
FORK Office OF the George L. Meade Co,
eturned to her duties yesterday, after
,assing a few days in the Barre granite
,elt on business connected with the
iieade company's local branch. Miss
franklin made her first visit to the
uarries and cutting plants on the oc-
aston of her recent visit, although she /
las been connected with the Meade OF a
ees for several years. Prior to her ar
ival here she visited friends at Lake v
and made a side excursion to /
er former home in Glastonbury. 3
A representative committee from Sua-
all temple, D. o. X. X. met in the office Y
the royal vizier. J. Ward Carver, last 0
vening to work on plans for the big il
Dokey" meeting to be held in Mont.
elier Aug, Is. 1t is proposed to make I,
he gathering one of the most attractive ii
its kind in the history of the temple. I.
he festivities will follow Immediately I,
ne annual convention of Vermont Ply. a
nians and an assembly of "Dokeys" I,
ON practically every section of the in
ate will be augmented by the presence 20
several officers from other temples 81
is possible that one half day of the 3,
Dokey" eonclaye will take the form n,
an outing with an excursion to one nj
the parks near this city. Last night lie
lie eomittee confined itself to going over n
ans for the reception OF the guests on tr
lie first day OF the meeting. Cl
Special car accommodations have been 81
cured by the Barre A. G. and the Ital az
n A. c. committees to transport the 70
owds TO and from lntercity park this "
ternoon for the second game of the big IN
ries between the clubs for the city
ampionship. The largest crowd since
e days of the old Northern league is
pected TO swarm onto Intercity park
is afternoon, but arrangements have 60
en- made TO seat everybody. The game 81
] be started at 3 o'clock Battles, the be
ieer from Fort Ethan Allen, who has W
iciated az all the home games of the ha
diversity Of Vermont this spring, will m'
Id the indicator. The lineup OF the wi
llian team, winners of the first game. We
I be Comoll. c; Weaferi, p; Calcagni cry
Giaeamuzzi, 2b; David. 3b; Clare VI
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