The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

Last call on wash dresses, Csc and
81 ,25, at Vaughan's.
You should see the special values at
Perry's on Saturday.
We recognize service as the best es-
sential for our patrons. Give MS trial.
Mers' Barber Shop.
There will be rehearsal of the choir
OF the IIedding Methodist church this
evening at o'clock.
Everybody smokes 7-25s, the best five-
cent cigar made. Get them at all cigar
stands. Barre Confectionery Co.
70 Rent--Cottage house and barn and
| two lots on Batchelder street. VIII be
vacant Sept. /. Smith & Dashner.
Miss Helen S. Averill of Boston ar
rived in the city last evening to pass
several days at her home, North street.
Final sale of summer dresses; were
SIS, $3.50 and $685. to close at 1915,
$3.50 and $l.75. Paris Shirtwaist House.
| The McWhorter Co. can save you some
money on some. odd lots and sizes OF
suits, shirts, underwear hosiery and
straw hats.
Mrs. Frank Wright and daughter OF
Windsor are spending several days as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Littel
of Beckley street.
Call and see the bargains In house
dresses, sizes 81 to 49, price Zoe, and
Office aprons skirt stylel at the Paris
Shrtwaist House.
John w. Gordon left to-day for
Springfield, where ne will address a gath
ering at the agricultural exhibit to be
held in that town tomorrow.
Mrs. Verona r. Weed of Manchester,
n. H., and Miss Fanny Stafford of Bos-
ton are visiting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Stafford Of Long street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis A. Mccarthy OF
Averill street, who have been passing
several weeks at Mrs McCarthy's former
home in Franconia n. H., returned to
Barre last evening.
Robert Brown, who is employed by
the Windsor Clothing Co., in Windsor,
arrived in the city to-day for weeks
vacation at the home of his parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. John Brown, of Bassett street. |
Max L, Powell Of the hotel Vermont, |
Burlington, and r. T, Hapgood OF the |
in the city yesterday inspecting the prog |
ress which the Barre Hotel Col, Inc, is |
making on its new hotel structure on
Washington street.
Mrs. Susan Carroll and daughter, Miss
Mary Carroll, of 40 Beacon street, left
this morning for a weeks visit with /
relatives in Burlington and Rutland.
Miss Carroll is taxing her annual vaca
ton from her duties as secretary to the
principal of Goddard seminary.
Miss Mabel J. Clarke OF Burlington,
who was a delegate from that city to
he grand lodge convention OF Pythian
Sisters, which recently closed in Mont.
Delier, is the guest of Miss Maybelle
Stacy of 70 Prospect street. She is se-
by her mother Mrs. Robert
W. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley kenerson and two
ons of Averill street have gone to Cab i
It, where they win pass several days as
uests at the home of Ralph Hopkins.
During Mr.. Kenerson's absence, his po-
ition with the Eastern Estate Tea Co.
; being filed by his father, Charles H.
lenerson, OF Church street.
George b. Milne and family of Spauld
ne street and Mr. and Mrs. John H. :
ones of "a fremont street left this
morning on an automobile trip through /,
he Adirondacks and other parts OF the J
Umpire state. At Burlington they were J
o be Joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. w. Var.
um and friends from Jacksonville.
For Sale-Good seven-room cottage on !
ar line on Washington street, electric !
ghts and bath, good lot. barn and
Il Ia.
n Batchelders meadow. A nice cozey 5
ONE and extra good level building lots,
ear stonesheds. Owner going away and n
makes big reduction in price and is bound 3
0 sell. Inquire OF Smith & Dashner,
cal estate. j,
Miss Lena g. Towsley. Goddard '0s, d
ow employed as children's librarian in J.
he Pratt institute free library of Brook Y
IN, passed through Barre yesterday on K
err way to the home of her father, Rev P
wing Towsley, of Washington, where N
he will spend her vacation. Miss Tows- q
" finds her work. which comprises the b
ew profession Of story.teller to the Il
iiIdren who flock into the library every Ia
riday evening, very congenial. In this
her work in elocution in God. hl
iiu' resulting III prizes 10 hef IN lhe III
'eaking contests, find practical applica- "
on. b
Messrs. Larsen Currsn and Heath. rep "
sentatives of the American Scenery IA
D. of Detroit, Mich, completed the work "
repaintng the scenery at the opera Fl
,use this morning at Sis o'clock and q
it over the NJ. & w. r. railroad at 7:20 tv
clock for Littleton, n. H.. to begin vi
emery contract. New front and drop or
rtsins, and an entirely renovated out BI
of scenery will be shown 10 patrons bu
tine Barre theatre at the first oppor- k'
nifty. The work was finished az an hi
tlav of $3.50, appropriated recently by tn
2 city council. That il was needed. ru
estregoers who realize that the scenery SCI
$ not been touched since Mildred Hol-
nd opened the opera house more than ha
years ago, will readily testify Late at
is afternoon or tonight the work will w
inspected by the aldermanic property mi
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