The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-29
TALK OF THE TOWN
.ew white hats at Abbott's.

| Oxfords and pumps at Fits.
See the new values in wash skirts at
Abbott's.
Autos for any kind OF a party at
browns Garage.
Remember the o'clock dance Friday
night in Rowland hall; Riley's orchestra.
Dance in Miles hall Saturday, May 30.
Davidson's orchestra. Admission, soc;
ladies', free.
We put on sale big lot of up-to- date
model corsets for 45c pair at Perrys on
Friday.
The Aldrich public library will close
every evening at o'clock, beginning on
Monday, June 1.
A meeting of the Glenugie club will be
held in Clan Gordon hall Saturday even
| ing, May 80, at 7 o'clock promptly. Per
order president.
| Dance in Rowland hall Friday evening,
May 20. Music by Riley's orchestra.
Dancing from till 2. Admission, 75c
per couple; extra ladies Zoe.
| Mrs, Edward Mattot was operated
upon Thursday morning at her home on
Central street, but is resting as well as
can be expected.
A recital by the members of the vocal
department OF Goddard seminary win be
given at the seminary this evening at
O'Clock, the program being the same as
that recently given Admission free;
public invited.
Out of respect to the late William
Mari, one of the earliest members of the
Barre Golf club and greatly interested in
its welfare. there will be no playing on
the clubs links during the hour of the
funeral Saturday, from 2 to 3 o'clock.
Moses Carminette who has been spend
ing six months at his former home in
Italy, arrived in the city this morning
from Ellis Island, n. Y, where he landed
Wednesday from the White Star liner
Oceanic.
Memorial day at Intercity park the
Barre A. C. will line up against the
strong Hanover Independents for two
games. Tub Williams and Tommy Da-
wilson have been selected to hold the
heavy hitters from Dartmouth. Hook
and johnson will do the pitching for
Hanover. Don't miss these games, as
both are bound to be corkers. --Adv.
The proposed football game to take
place on the Berlin street grounds be-
tween the Bonaccords of this city and
the Sons of Scotland of Montreal to-
night The management of the Bonac-
cords have been negotiating with the
Montreal team for the past few weeks, !
but were never able to reach suitable |
terms. 1t was decided last night to |
abandon the game.
Arthur Prize left this forenoon for |
Montreal, to remain over the holiday |
and other Barre visitors in the Canadian /
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son Pelkey and Charles Grigg. Robert |
Knox left to-day for Boston to remain
with relatives until after Memorial day /
and Charles Wilson left on a late even
ing train for Dorchester, Mass, 10 visit |
for few days. Alexander Taggart went |
this morning to Keene, N. H., to pass /
the holiday and John Carruthers went /
to Rochester for week end stay with
friends.
Evidence of the big cleanup campaign !
continued to pile up yesterday in all
quarters of the city. The work started |
so auspiciously the day previous was
not allowed to stand still and many
families who had deferred cleaning up in
accordance with the cleanup program
We're busy working yesterday. In conse-
quence, to the accumulation which the
city teams were unable to handle yes
terday were added many additional pack.
ages of refuse. All day the teams were
engaged in transporting rubbish TO the
city dump. A careful tabulation of the
number of loads carried viii be available
for publication later. By concentrating 4
the team forces to-day it was hoped to
have every vestige of the refuse removed
by twilight tonight in order that the
city may present a clean appearance for
to morrow. People whose rubbish has
not been removed are asked to commu-
nicate early with the city engineers Of
fee.