The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

see the new gloves zoe, QUO NJ IN
Vaughan Store.
Come in and get our prices on mill
bottles N. D. Phelps Co.
Special sale on Qumby's milk choco
lates at Cummings 4 Lewis.
| Mrs. Fitch X. Wiley is spending few
days with friends in Richmond
Get your Crex rugs for porches or any
room in the house at Hooker's.
Your shoes repaired with quality
leather. Charbonneau's, basement Worth.
en- block.
Don't fail to see "The Last Days of
Pompei' at the Pavilion to-day. Made
in Italy.--Adv
Louis Brusa went this morning to Wa
terbury, where he will make weekend
visit with relatives.
Fred Inglis OF Clark street left last
night for Boston, where be will make a
! visit of indefinite length.
| Mrs. Louis Guilette left this morning
for Burlington, where she will make a
weeks visit with relatives.
| Special meeting of Canton Vinton, No,
9, Friday night at 7;30. Every chevalier
Is requested to be present.
Charles Wall has returned to this city
from Portsmouth, N. H., where he has
been employed since last fall.
Public dance in Clan Gordon hall Sat
urday evening Carrolls six-piece or
chestra. A good time assured all.
Allen M. Flanders of French street
has returned from Boston with a tour
ing car which he purchased this week.
A. T. Smith, a successful potato grow
err of Trow hill, will address the boys
OF the potato club at the North Barre
schoohouse this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Announcement day tomorrow after
noon at Peoples Shoe Store. Everybody
should be there at o'clock. Big bar
gains in shoes or pair of hose with
every pair of shoes purchased
Francis Vgneault of LittIeton, n H.,
who arrived in the city to-day for
brief visit, will be accompanied back to
New Hampshire by Mrs. Nigneault and
little daughter who have been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Car
son.
Mrs. J. w Vaughan. Mrs. F. G. How
land, Mrs. s. n. Parker and Rev. w. !.
NJ. Beattie were in Montpelier Wednes-
day evening to represent the Church of
the Good Shepherd at the nth annual
meeting of the Montpelier district OF the
woman's auxiliary to the Episcopal
church.
Manager Harry Calcagni of the ltal |
ian Athletic club has completed arrange |
ments for series of games with the |
second cavalry at Fort Ethan Allen; and |
to the government reservation Just out |
side of Essex junction the zeal team |
will journey Sunday morning for the |
first game of the series. 1t is expected /
that the cavalrymen will appear in Barre
for a game some day next week Man
ager Calcagni has scheduled upward OF
20 games for the early summer and
otner sporting fixtures for the Italian
Athletic club park on Berlin street are
pending. Middlebury college is one of
The teams TO be played and negotiations
are under way for Barre game with
.he University of Vermont.
Desired improvements on the grounds
eased by the Meadow Brook Golf club
'f Brook street are being pushed for
ward vigorously these days, man. of the
hub members who are compelled by in
lustrial conditions to be idle, having
responded generously TO the call for as
distance Across the brook from the
inks a croquet ground has been laid out |
or the benefit OF those who prefer /
astime less strenuous than golf. Con
iderable time has been expended in re.
amping the greens, which are now in
plendid condition for playing. Weekly ]
tournaments similar TO the tou. naments I
hat were in vogue last year are TO be a
tarted within few days. y
A number Of local knights members I
Barre council. No. 40l. X. OF C.. are
tanning to 20 TO Rutland Monday to at !
end the annual convention Of Vermont I
nights Of Columbus, which opens Tues. {
ay morning. Barre council mas received Il
n invitation from the Rutland council !
} be present in the Marble city on the "
vcning OF May 10 TO witness an ex. I
application Of the third degree Sew a
al OF those who contemplate attending y
he convention will start for Rutland O
irly enough TO participate in the ex. |,
IMPLICATION ceremony. John II. Carrick o
Park street and Joseph NJ. Nelson Of y
erchant street re- among those who ex. o
act 10 attend. Mr., and Mrs. Carrick q
nd little child will 20 10 Rutland sun. O
" TO visit in their former home. q
Announcements have been received in q
are and Craniteyile Of the marriage ~
Miss Lunetta NJ. lee of Miami. Fla, -
Leland :. Little Of Miami, a former
sident Of Barre Town and son Of &
.emont C. Little Of Graniteville The s
uple were married in Miami Nav 7. Il
be- bride il a relative OF the late Cen al
al Robert h. lee and for several wears II
= has been q successful teacher in the nj
Iblic schools Of Miami Mr.. Little il oi
~ known in this city. having been -
sident or q frequent visitor here since Ia
: boyhood We IL in the employ % "a
. United States government and for III
me time hc has been engaged IN The ~
ycstigation Of citrus cancer In Florida. IN
:. and Mr. little are making their N
me IN Miami where the former has n
4 his headquarters during his invcsti. p
ton work. r.
CITY Norkmcn and others who were ~
signed 20 collection teams loaned BY ~
bile spirited citizens were busy this ~
renoon in cleaning up the remnants Of q
e refuse accommodations Of cleanup
ok More than 100 heavy teamlosds p
rubbish were removed from the eity =
sterday a. the eity dump on Brook
rect and at O'Clock this morning