The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-13
TALK OF THE TOWN
Apron sale at Fits.

Apron sale at Fits,
New parasols at Abbott's.
See the new WASH neckwear at the
Vaughan Store.
Service that gives satisfaction at
Miers' barber shop.
An extra sale of ladies' vests, l0c each,
at Perry's on Saturday.
Our $500, $3.50 dresses for Sl.9S each,
at Perry's on Saturday.
Mrs. William Huntington has gone to
Brookfeld for a few weeks visit at
Frank Richardson's and at Randolph.
Guy johnson of Littleton, n. H., is
passing several days in Barre as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F, II. Rogers Of
Orange street.
Among the business visitors in the
city yesterday were United States Dep
uty Marshal Thomas Reeves of Burling
ton and Walter Hyde of Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gladding, who
have been attending the commencement
exercises at Goddard seminary, have re-
turned to their home in Randolph.
Ernest j. Hewitt, who came to Barre
early in the week to be present Mt God
dard's commencement exercises, left this
morning for his home in South Royalton.
Miss l.. White. who has been passing
several days in Barre as a guest at the
home of Leon Carroll of North Main
street. left this morning for her home in
st. Johns, P. @.
Great reduction sale is going on at
Joe Kovalsky's Tailor Shop. Made-to-
order suits SIS and S25 chopped down to
Sl2 and Sl6. Sale lasts only 10 days.
No. 1872 North Main street.Adv.
Miss Kathleen Letourneau of Granite
vile. former student at Mount st.
Nary's academy, left Thursday for Bur
lington. where she attended the CON-
mencement exercises at the Mount.
Sen. Porter H. Dale and Mrs. Dale,
who have been attending the gradual ton
exercises in Chelsea, were visitors in the
city yesterday while on their way to
Boston to attend commencement week
exercises at the Froebel kindergarten
school,
Lucius Provencher Of Merchant street
returned to-day from his former home
in Newport, where he has been making
a few days visit with relatives He
was accompanied home by his two chill
dren, who have been making a more ex-
tended stay in Newport.
Albert Johnnott, a venerable member
of the board OF trustees at Goddard SEM
mary, who has been paying his annual
week visit to the school,
to his home in Montpelier yes
terday. Mr.. Johonnott is member of
the committee on endowment fund and
has been active in its work for some
time lately.
Mrs. Elizabeth lager of the Morse
block began a months vacation from
her duties in the office of the ID. A. Perry
real estate agency to-day. With her
mother, Mrs. Anna E. McGue, Mrs. La
gor will leave Sunday evening for Chi
cago, to make a visit with relatives be-
fore proceeding to Minneapolis for a
more prolonged stay.
Miss Marion Dane, former member
of the faculty at Spaulding high school
and recently an instructor in French at
the Lyndon institute, leaves June IL to
spend her summer vacation abroad in
study. She will be accompanied by her
brother, Harry Dane, and Miss Lois Red
mond German teacher at the institute,
who also goes for study.
Through the office of w. w. Perkins,
the Bethel agent, Jhe IL. "A. ferry IeaI
estate agency has sold the farm in Roch-
ester owned by George Houseley to Vic
tor Holt of Bethel, who expects to take
possession within short time. The
farm contains 100 acres and is located
within three miles OF Rochester village.
The deal includes only the real estate.
Mr.. Holt recently disposed of his Bethel
farm The plans of the other principals
in the deal are not announced.
Commencement week festivities had
Joyous ending at Goddard seminary last
evening when nearly 200 people, includ
ing the student body alumni and many
down town people gathered in the chap
FL for the annual reception and dance.
In the receiving line were Prin. 0. X.
and Miss Carrie Porter, the
Miss Edrie Turner, the vale
of the 1914 class, and Lindol
R. Waterman, the class president, Aft
arwards, prin. HOLSTER and Miss Por
ter, Mr.. Waterman and Miss Turner led
the grand march that started a dance
order which was not concluded until
nearly midnight. The affair was one of
the most enjoyable functions of the
week. Music for the dancers was fur
nished by Bruce's orchestra.