The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

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bolts.
Dance, Dewey park, tonight. CarrolFs
orchestra. ADV.
Saturday special-men's $3.50 Hurley
oxfords in gun metal and russia cafi at
$500. Tilden Shoe Co.
Try Bancroft inn, Plainfeld, for your
Sunday dinners and lunches; also good
hall for dancing parties, large or small.
! A special meeting OF Barre Rangers
Football club in pavilion on Saturday,
August %. at p. m. Important. Per
order president.
Inherently opposed to thirst lem
on rickey, delicious beverage that
makes you forget the dog days. 1t is
at browns Pharmacy.
Call and see my new line OF fall hats,
velvet and satin shapes, also fancy feath-
ers. Prices reasonable. Mrs. James
Poitras, s Seminary street.
Miss Bessie Speare leaves this after
noon for two weeks vacation at
Rocky Point, near St. Adams. She ex-
poets to return about Sept. 10.
Harold Fits of Park street left yester-
day for Burlington, where he is com
pleting arrangements for entrance to the
| University of Vermont this fall.
II. w. Sessions, who has been visiting
at the home of John Leslie of Spaulding
street for the past few days, left yes
terday afternoon for his home in Flor
enee.
Paste II under your hat band, you
baseball fan: Italian A. G. VS.. Barre A. Y.
i n - rxratty,Ia Suftir1a
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The fourth OF
the series.-Adv.
Mrs. Claude Leonard of Springfield ar.
rived in the city yesterday and viii
make an extended visit at the home OF
her sister, Mrs George H. Bishop OF
Washington street.
Florence 0. Prescott, graduate of SYRIA
cuse university, teacher OF pianoforte,
voice and theory of music. Special at
tention to beginners and those adjacent
to Graniteville. Tel. 279-22.-Adv.
Come to the auction sale of high-class
iewelry, silverware, etc. at the Morse
block this afternoon at 2 o'clock. We
will give away diamonds and other arti-
Giles. Closing out sale, d. A. Perry,
auctioneer.-Advt.
Miss Mary Given. 1915 graduate
from Spaulding high school, left this
morning for Worcester, where she has
been engaged to teach in the schools
during the coming year. Her school VIII
begin next Monday.
Auction this afternoon and evening,
beginning at 2 o'clock, at the iewelry
store Of C.. B. Croft, successor to 6. Il.
Lang, in the Morse block. All kinds OF
jewelry. knives, forks, spoons, watches,
diamonds, etc Everything goes. Closing
out sale. ID. A. Perry, auctioneer.-ad
Charles Churchill Of Merchant street
returned to his home in this city last
night after several months stay IN
Reading. Mass. While in that city, Mr.
Churchill has been engaged in erecting
dwelling houses for real estate COM
pany. Several houses have been built
there under his direction.
William T. Maiden, 1911 graduate OF
Spaulding high school, who completed
four wears course at the University of
Vermont, Burlington. last June, was
visitor at his home here last night, leav-
ing this morning for Cabot, where he has
been engaged as principal of the Cabot
high and graded schools. Mr.. Maiden
will enter upon his duties Monday.
The auction sale held at the Martin
Clark farm in Woodbury. was well at
tended yesterday, and high prices pre-
vailed. Spring cows averaged s43 each.
two yearling heifers sold at SSs each,
75-pound shoats brought $40, hay sold
for sl2 per ton in the barn. ID. A. Perry
acted as auctioneer. This afternoon and
evening, Mr.. Perry conducts a sale for
c. n. Croft IN the Morse blcck.-Adyt.
Edward Jackson and Harold knight
returned last night from a weeks motor
trip 70 Portland, Me. They left during
the first 81 this week. touring through /
the northern part Of this state and New
Hampshire. then crossing into Maine.
The return trip from Portland was made
yesterday. Mr.. Jackson resumed bis du-
ties in the Drown pharmacy and Mr..
Knight at the knight dry goods store
this morning.
Tomorrow morning the last Of the
union services, in which churches about |
the city park have participated this
summer, viii be held IN the Congrega.
tianal church AZ 1880 O'Clock. Rev. y. y. |
Newell. pastor q the Hedding Methodist
church, being the preacher. The usual
outdoor services win Be held in the park
sunday evening. Throughout the sum
mer, the series Of nine union sersices
have been productive Of much good.
The advance guard Of the Flying
squadron Of New England, which y g
figure in special meetings, concerts and
moving picture exhibitions In The Barre
opera house Monday and Tuesday after !
moons and evenings. vii probably arrive
IN the city to-morrow OF Monday morn /
ing Afternoon meetings are % begin
a. 100 o'clocl. and the evening nsseni.
hIies Il ! 40 o'cleck. No admission y e. /
H. charged. although children under u
wears must BE- accompanied ~ Older l'eo- I
81. Principal d ". Holiistsr u Cod /
aara seminary ulIl preside Monday art 1
eruson. and Prank Plumley oi North. /
eela. ex-eongressman. VII ~ she ehair- ]
nan 81 the meeting Monday night Pre-
siding dHioers or the remaining Heft- 4
inc. srs 70 b. aruouncef lster- Nnton- I
Il prohibition il 81 b. the theme 81 The /
fauT meetings.
A rsrty 81 friends from Nont Fflisr +
ard this e.fr. Numbering shulr ~ Eath- +
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