The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
TALK OF THE TOWN
,nee;.l coat values M Abbott,s.

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Opened to-day, new waists for Decora
ton day wear, at Vaughan's.
! Special sale of home and camp cookin
! outfits ut RusselPs, the Red Cross Phar
macy.
Get free copy Vi the beautiful illus
trated 1915 catalogue, "Crex in the Home,
at Hooker & Co.'S.
Members of Canton Vinton, No. Q, ar
requested to meet at their hall at
O'Clock Monday morning to attend G. A
X. parade.
4 All barber shops in Barre will remain
closed Monday, May 81, and the usua
closing hour of $3.50 p. m. Saturday viii
be observed.
Snappy baseball at Berlin street Mon
day forenoon and afternoon. |. A. c. VS.
the Vermont varsity or Green Mountain
Athletics. --Ady.
Miss Murdena and Joens Smith, who
are attending school in Boston, arrived
in the city to-day to remain with friends
until after Memorial day.
| John Scott of st. ,Iohnsbury arrived
| in the city last evening for visit at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Ken
etick of Washington street.
Mrs. James Hills has been entertaining
her son, Charles Bixby, with his wife and
daughter, also Mr.. and Mrs. Stone, all
the party being from Morrisville. They
were here on brief business trip.
Miss Florence ingalls,, who has been
visiting relatives in Swanton, Enosburg
Falls and st. Adams, has returned to her
home in Dover ~ H., after a visit with
her aunt, Mrs. n. w. Westcott of Mel
son street.
Two games between Goddard and the
Barre A. c. are on the schedule for Mon
day, May 81 Morning game at 1890
see the b. A. c. try 10 even up matters
with Goddard.--Adv.
No better games will be witnessed this
season than the I. A. C.-Green Mountain
A. c. games at Berlin street Monday
forenoon and afternoon. Who and what
il the Green Mountain A. CT Vermont
varsity team.-Ady.
p. u. Mclaughlin, who has been
spending a week in the city on business
connected with the granite journal In
which he is interested, returned last
evening TO his home in Boston.
Charles Allen, who has been the guest
Of George Murray while here on business,
connected with the local branch of the
sullivan Machinery Co., has returned to
his home in Claremont, \. III.
Representative T.. J.. Smith and Mrs. |
Smith plan 10 leave Immediately after
the Memorial day exercises, Monday, for
their summer home in Old Orchard, Ne.
The Smith cottage has been leased since
harly spring, but will be vacated in time
Ior occupancy Tuesday. 4
II. NJ. Farnham, the horse man, viii
hold HE next big l47thl auction sale
IF horses and other property on Friday.
June 4, at his stables at % Mortified
street, Montpelier, Vt. Bring in any.
hing you have 20 dispose Of in the line
Il personal property. c. y. Smith, aue.
ioneer.
President William Arnold Shsnkln Of
Wesleyan university, Middletown. Conn,
; 10 give an address In the Hedding !
hurch Of this city Sunday evening, June ,
!. His subject isi "The Christian Col !
ege." President Shanklin is well known
= one Of our leading educators and IL a I
fitted speaker. He l. deserving Of a good
udience anywhere be speaks. The pub.
6 is cordially invited 20 hear him.
AZ the annual May day revels al
lount Holyoke college, which took place
biz year on last Thursday. Miss HaScl
yon Of this city was one Of the cbarac. !,
re in the open air play, "lf ] Were
ing which deals with historic French
nsracters 81 the 18th century. Miss
y0n took the part Of Blanche" An :
Iher Nermontsr who took part in tie
.lebration vas Miss Clsrissa Gibson OF
ssi Byegate. who vas one Of the flower
'nccrs.
The program for the Sunday evening n
rvios a the Heddine church y - fol-
-. Opening anthem, % Worship the ,
1ra IN the Beauty If Holiness" ~mithl,l
Spouse after urayef. Hear Ne When ]
M fPerkinsls anthem, aBenedietusrl
Ishfordl ofertory. soio by Miss Peter.
| Sonr a. PATH ffsalbraithl. address
j the raster On BATTLES without Guns :.
swor1s-Ths Glad Game ~ Polly
ma anthern. eve Wait for Thy Lor-
; Kin8ness- fPerkinsi response after
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