The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-11
TALK OF THE TOWN
Tango corsets at Abbott,s.


Fifty cent colored linens that will b,
SOC yard at Vaughan's.
The United Fruit Store have fresf
Strawberries come twice day. Tel. 240
Thomas Mortimer arrived in the city
yesterday from Bellows Falls for few
days visit.
You will want one of those speeia
couch hammocks we are offering. G. N
Kenyon & Co.
Peter Payne left Saturday for Lowell
Mass, where he will make few weeks
visit with relatives.
Alex. Milne left yesterday for Albany
n. Y, where he win make business
visit of several days.
Miss Marguerite Brown left to-day for
st. Johnsbury, where she will visit for a
few days with relatives.
Ester Cordini, who has been spending
the winter at his former home in Italy,
arrived in Barre last night.
7. J. Denning of Park street went this
morning to st. Johnsbury, where he will
make stay of several days.
| Mrs. Mary Thomas returned to-day to
her home at Fitzwilliams, n. H., after a
few days visit in the city with relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs +. L. Smith left to-day
| for Old Orchard, Me-, where they expect
to make an extended stay at their cot
tage.
Mrs. Ella Bracket of Manchester N.
H., is passing several days in the city as
the guest of Mrs. Peter Hamel of We'll
lington street.
was a visitor in the city yesterday
while on her way to Burlington, where
she will make 10 days stay.
Rev. r. II. Lowe will be in town on
Thursday of this week and it is expected
he will give talk at o'clock on his
recent trip to Washington, D. C.
A May supper viii be served by the
ladies of the Hedding church Thursday,
May Ia. An attractive menu will appear
later. Plan to come. Price, 25c.
Amateur developing and printing care
fully and promptly finished. Six roll
films, CSC and 34c postcards, SC each,
soc per dozen. Corliss Studio, over
Times office.
Deaconess Louisa. who is connected
with the missionary work of tt. Church
of the Good Shepherd, went this morning
to her former home in st. Adams for a
short visit.
Alfred Leonetti returned this morning
from Burlington where he has been Wis
iting friend who is confined at the
Mary Fletcher hospital as the result of
an operation.
There will be a special meeting OF the
NJ. P. u, local, No. 4sS, on Monday
evening at o'clock at the old city
building. All members are requested to
be present at the meeting.
Michael Mcdonald Of Pearl street re-
turned yesterday from a few days visit
to Boston. He accompanied his wife
home from Boston, where she has been
undergoing treatment at private hos
pital for the past few weeks.
Miss Katherine Jordan left last even
ing for Middlesex, after passing the
week END at her home in this city. Miss
Jordan, who during the fall and winter
terms taught in district No. 4, was this
term promoted to the grammar school
room in Middlesex village.
The proposed baseball game between
the Spaulding high school and the alum
nj teams to be played on Tuesday after
noon of this week has been postponed
indefinitely by the alumni management.
will play the second game of the series
either next week or the week following.
Barre council, Knights of Columbus.
held an exemplifieation of the first de-
gree at the Scampini hall yesterday
afternoon. A class of five were admit
ted to the initial requirements of the
order. The exemplification of the third
degree, which was to have been held on
May 30 in this city, has been deferred
until later date.
The Barre Citizens band will be in
attendance at the John w. Gordon meet
ing in the Rowland hall Tuesday even
ing of this week and will render selec-
lions between the few brief speeches
that are arranged for the program m.
Everybody is cordially invited, both men
and women, and it is hoped there will
be large attendance.
Sunday morning at s o'clock the auto
truck answered telephone alarm from
10 Maple avenue, where a warm chimney
fire had caused CONSERVATION among sew
eral tenants of the house. The blaze
was confined to the interior of the chin
ney and the damage was negligible. To
guard against a second outbreak regu-
lar fireman was left at the house for a
few hours after the truck departed.
Great success attended the social dance
held in the Clan Gordon hall Saturday
night under the auspices of the Bonac-
cord football club. There were about 90
couples present, and neat sum was
realized from the proceeds to aid in de-
fraying the expenses to be incurred by
the Bonaeeord Representatives in the
Vermont football league the coming sea
son. The hall was decorated for the oc.
casion with the Bonaccord colors, pre-
senting very pleasing effect. Seat
tered about the hall also were pennants
Of the Bonaccord club and other clubs of
the Vermont league. The Harris orches-
ira furnished music for the dancing.
George Cormack and Alexander Cormack
acted as floor managers. An attractive
booth was erected in one corner of the !
nall from which punch and waters were |
dispensed to the dancers.
A fine draft horse owned by James
went over little bank off |
averill street Saturday and had to be |
lilled on account of fractured hind |
eg which it sustained when the limb |
became caught under a stone The driv- |
r was removing ashes from the rear of |
/ house in that locality and it was when |
he animal backed the cart too far over |
he edge of the bank that he lost his |
balance and went over too. For several I
minutes the horse worried and struggled |
n vain effort to remove its leg from |
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