The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-13
TALK OF THE TOWN
Tango corsets at Abbott's.

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enamel and gilt at two and half cents
| foot at Hooker's.
A meeting of the Barre Burns club
will be held Wednesday, May 10, at 1890
o'clock in Clan Gordon hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Whitney of Chel-
sea are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Henry Hodgdon of Franklin street.
Allan A. Church OF Boston, United
States alien examiner, was among the
business visitors in the city to-day.
Miss Clarence Greig of 81 North Main
street has gone to Littleton, N. H.,
where she will spend the summer
months.
A May supper will be served by the
ladies of the Heddng church Thursday,
May H. An attractive menu will appear
later Plan to come. Price, 25c.
p. A. Fleetwood, who has been making
an extended stay in Wilson, Pa, was a
visitor in the city this morning while on
his way to his home in South Barre.
Miss Desier C. Moulton, librarian of
the Kimball public library in Randolph,
returned to her home to-day, after at
tending the district library meeting held
here yesterday.
The Business Exchange at 60 North
Main street will be open Thursday after
noon to give particulars for entering
food and articles for sale on commission
daily.--Adv.
See our bargains in pianos and organs.
One upright piano, good as new, at only
S145. One good square piano for S35.
Call and see these bargains. Bailey's,
IA Elm street.
There will be regular meeting OF
the Barre lodge, n. +. O. p. at the Odd
Fellows hall at 1880 o'clock Wednesday
evening. The entertainment committee
has arranged an excellent program.
Judge Fl. w. Scott and Charles A.
Spear returned this morning from Bos-
ton. where they have been attending
meeting of the executive committee OF
the New England Order of Protection.
Joseph Champagne, who was called to
Montpelier by the death of his sister,
Mrs. Mary c. Goneo, returned yesterday
to his home in Ludlow, Mass, after Wis
iting for a few days with his nephew,
A. B. Goneo.
Miss Helen Cramton, librarian at Nor
witch university, who attended the dis
trict library meeting here yesterday,
was a guest of Mrs. w. J. M. Beattie,
of fremont street, returning to North
field to-day.
Chairman Robert c. Bacon, William r.
Warner and Park H. Pollard of the Yer
mont public service commission, and Neil
d. Clawson, the commission clerk, who
were in town yesterday for hearing at
city hall, went this morning to Middle
sex, where they held hearing this fore
noon on the proposed abolition of a
grade crossing. States Attorney j.
Ward Carver was present to represent
the interests of the state. Tomorrow
the commission goes to Richmond to adj
just small matter and late in the week
the members will start on trip through
the northern part of the state They
will complete the hearing started here
on the forenoon OF May 20.
f. T. Hindman Of 1874 Wisconsin |
street, Milwaukee, wishes to correct the |
statement in yesterdays paper to the |
effect that his residence is in Cincinnati, |
D., and that the next convention of the |
National Retail Monument Dealers asso- |
ration is to be held in Cincinnati. Mr.. |
smilingly informs us that he
IT'LL resides in the city which was made
'amous-you know how-and that the |
named is TO be held there
rom August IL to %. So much for
hat. Further, Mr.. Hindman is in Barre
soliciting participation by Barre granite
men in the convention by means of adj
in the program and by taking
Exhibition space in the great Milwaukee
and he seems to be making
rood, it may be added The Milwaukee
auditorium is capable of seating about
5000, so that it win readily be seen
hat there is room enough for the Ma
ional Retail Monument Dealers conven-
ion. Therefore, "0n to Milwaukee," is
he cry, forgetting Cincinnati, o., for
he time being.
Last evening large company of peo-
lie was in attendance at the class meet
NC at the Hedding church. Mrs. Will
lam Prize, who for some time has been
he class leader, and Mr.. Prize, who has
een faithful and conscientious worker
n the church and a highly respected citi-
en- of the city, with Clifford, their son,
re to move to California, and this was
he occasion when the people of the He'd
ing church might meet them in person
n church fellowship. At the close of !.
ne tHetIlIlg II VI othtt ptpfic
oined with those already there and. aft {
r few fitting remarks by the pastor, {
gold piece was presented to Mr.. and {
Irs. Prize. The strong tie of church {
nd Christian fellowship was manifested
d this God speeding of these people, q
Tho have been so faithful to what was {
God in the church and in the commu- 7
ity; also shown by those who had this
flair in hand and who labor always for IF
he best good of the church. The pastor
osed with prayer that God might {
'atch over those that went out and I
YER those who remain that wherever
ley are they should all strive to do >
leir duty to God and to each other.
Machinists' Special.
All r,nn,nhers of local 4Gl he at the o