The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

White double front petticoats at Abb
bolts.
You can save money at Perry's on
Saturday.
Buy one of those silk waists, only
Sl.25, at yaughan's.
Fresh supply OF Huyler's fine candies
Just received at browns.
Home cooked food sale at Business
Exchange, at 2 o'clock to-day.
Miss Kate 0Hern of Boston is visit
ling Mrs. Leonard Relation of 81 Branch
street.
! Dance in Miles hall Saturday evening,
lDavidson's orchestra; SOC per couple, ex-
ira ladies free.
You want curtains? You should see
these serim curtains on sale for Sl.50
pair; a $500 value; at Perry's on Sat
urday
Mrs. Charles Miner and son have re-
turned home from Jacksonville, where
they have been spending several days
as the guests of Fred Jacques,
Clansmen are urged to get their ban
quet tickets for anniversary celebration
at once. as a limit has been placed and
no tickets will be sold after that.
The Phlatheas Of the First Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. 1nglis and
Mrs. Kidder at the latters home, 81
Summer street, Monday evening, May
| is, at s o'clock.
Special review of Harmon hive, No. l.,
L. o. T. NJ, Monday evening at 1880.
Miss Rose Milliue, state commander,
will be present Every member request
| ed to be present.
The exhibit at the Barre evening
drawing school win continue Monday
evening from $3.50 to 9.oclock, and the
/, drawings will be returned on Wednes--
day evening from to 0.
| The price has dropped on $500 wash
dresses to $l.9S. These are new, up-to-
date, snappy dresses. To make room for
more dresses we make the price on these
wash dresses $l.9s, at Perry's on Sat
urday.
! Rev. Duncan Salmond left Friday on
the night train for Boston. He is to Wis.,
lit his parents in Fall River and expects
TO be back early in the week. On Sun
day the pulpit will be occupied by Rev.
c. +. Dodge
| Mr. and Mrs. John B. Kelly OF Liberty
street are in Burlington, having been
called there by the illness of the for
mer's mother. According to reports re-
ceived here to-day the elder Mrs. Kel-
ley's condition is considered critical.
C. Richardson, who has been secured
by the B. A. c. to, pitch against Han
over, is minus two fingers on his deliv-
cry wing. Richardson has been playing
professional ball in the West and comes
highly recommended. Come ont and see
if he can hold the heavy hitting Dart.
mouth team.--Advt,
The current issue Of the Granite Cut
ters' Journal, published in Quincy, Mass,
contains an excellent likeness OF Cor
don J. Young, a former resident Of
Barre. who is now treasurer OF the New
York City branch Of the G.. c. I. A. Mr..
Young became affiliated with the union
in Barre back in 1901 Afterwards he
was located in a number of western
granite centers, only to return later to
New York, where he has taken prom
nent part in the development OF strong
local
While the cleanup and paint-up prop
Is intended primarily to affect vacant
lots and privately owned buildings and
back yards, some of the fury of the
campaign will spend itself in the vicin-
ity of city nall, it is expected Only
once or twice in the history OF the city
hall has any attempt been made to
clean the granite facings on the exterior.
The winds and rains Of nearly decade
have blackened the surface of the stone,
especially on the south side and il is
proposed to restore the granite to its
original shade by the assiduous appli
cation of water and rust removing APP
plications. Near the middle story of
the building on the north side may be
seen clear, white space where some
ambitious experimenter applied patent
clearer last season. The work, begun
on such small scale. was never finished.
Now it is proposed that the city council
take the matter in hand and proceed to
beautify the exterior during the clean
up and paint-up campaign.