The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-18
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TALK OF THE TOWN

White double front petticoats at Alb
bolts.
Goods that sell, Burton Bros wash
fabrics. Fits.
Regular flour at Kempton mill. Tele-
phone 367-M.
Buy one of those silk waists, only
$l25, at Vaughan's.
Paul Pierson of the Perry Auto Co.
sold three touring cars on Saturday.
| Mrs. G. L. Newton returned Saturday
to her home in Randolph, after spending
the winter in this city.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William Corrigan of
Washington were among the business
visitors in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Buehner of Bur-
lington spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Petrie of Glenwood avenue.
| Lawrence Tibbitts returned last night
to his home at Newport, after passing
several days in the city with relatives.
| A. J.. Pierce went this afternoon to
Randolph, where he will pass few days
! on business interests. While in Kan
dolph Manager Pierce will establish
branch of the Direct Importing concern.
Special review of Harmon hive, No. |,
III. B. T. M, Monday evening at 1880.
Miss Rose Milliue state commander,
will be present. Every member request
ed to oe present.
Barre council, Knights Of Columbus,
conducted an exemplitication OF the sec
ond degree in Scampini hall yesterday
afternoon. There we're about 20 people
present to see the class Of 10 candidates
receive the degree.
The Hardwick stage from Barre re-
sumed trips this morning. The stage
will leave the Perry garage every week
day morning at 1880 and returning leave
Hardwick at 2:30 p. m. Fare Sl,75 each
way Perry Automobile CO.
Mrs. Robert Wilson of Plain street
twas very agreeably surprised at her
home on Saturday night, when several
of her friends paid her an unexpected
visit Mrs. Wilson was presented suit
case. After a very enjoyable time of
dancing, song and games, the evening
was brought to close by the entire
company singing "Auld Lang Syne."
Next Wednesday evening at o'clock
there will be a business meeting OF the
members of the brotherhood of the He'd
ding church in the League room. All
members requested to represent. AT 5
o'clock on the same evening Rev. w. b.
Dukeshre of st. Adams will give his
popular lecture on Lights and Shadows
from the Lumberman's Camp to the Pull
pit" The lecture deals with his own life
experience as poor boy brought up in
a lumber camp with little TO encourage
him to be something and to do something
until as young man he determined to
try to make something of himself. The
result was that soon he learned to read
and in surprisingly short time he
was fitted for college and was gradual
ed from Wesleyan university and soon
took high rank as an able preacher in
the Maine, east. Maine and Vermont con-
ferences The lecture will be helpful to
all, especially TO young people. There
ought to be large audience.
The committee of the Montpelier Choir |
al society wishes to announce that this |
will be the last week that tickets for |
the festival next week can be purchased !
in advance, and urges all to see that |
they are supplied with the exchange |
tickets now. 1t Is apparent from the |
sale at Mr.. Coflin's Keene festival this |
week. where the entire house was sold |
out in half day at So per ticket, that |
the advance sale here will be greater |
than usual. In the hands OF the chorus
are the season tickets, which |
admit to all concerts and have first |
choice Of seats, and the reserved seat |
tickets at the two evening concerts, 81 |
the first night and $3.50 the last night,
which viii have second choice of seats.
The ether seats, 80 cents and rs cents the
first night, and rs cents and 81 the last
night, and matinee seats, will be on sale /
at Buswell's, Montpelier, and browns,
Barre, Monday, May %. The season
tickets will be exchanged at the same
places Friday, May %, and the reserved
seats single tickets Saturday, May 90.
The season tickets are a more attractive
purchase than ever before as compared
with the single tickets.