The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special thin dress values at Abbott's
Regular meeting oil Bright Star Rebek
all lodge, No, Is, Wednesday evening
July 81, az s o'clock.
The regular meeting Of the ladies' aux
iliary to Clan Gordon will be held Tues
day evening at 7l5 o'clock.
BE sure and see Cleo Madison in the
three-reel feature, "The Mother In.
stinct,' at the Bijou.--Adyt.
Regular meeting of Harmon review
No. |, Woman's Benefit Association of
the Maccabees, Wednesday at 80 p. m.
Mrs. Egbert Stevens of Windsor ar.
rived in the city this morning for a
weeks visit with friends on the South
Barre road.
All trimmed hats at half price. A
good lot of colored hats at soc or less.
untrimmed children's hats for 25c until
closed out. Don't forget the place-Miss
L. Il. Townsend's, SO Washington street.
| Funeral services for Mrs. Lucreta
Goodrich, whose death occurred at the
City hospital early Monday morning,
will be held at the First Baptist church
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the
pastor, Rev. George Fl. Holt, officiating.
The remains will be taken to Williams
town for interment.
Sun-kissed oranges and lemons go with
our fresh fruit drinks. Fresh fruit to
each individual customer. Scan this
list: Claret lemonade, vichy lemonade.
grape lemonade, plain lemonade, orange
ade float, orangcade punch, orangeade
vichy. They are at browns, where
quality and service are the watchwords.
The Barre Womans club will hold a
basket picnic at Edgewood Thursday aft
ernoon Of this week. At 3 o'clock the
members are invited to meet at the
home of Mrs. #. A. Walker to listen to
the reports from the annual state fed
Grafton meetings, held at st. Adams.
Afterwards they will meet with their
families in the grove near by and have
supper. Let each bring cups and spoons.
The gentlemen are socially invited.
United States Senator John w. Weeks |
OF Massachusetts,, ex- Congressman Charles |
e. Washburn of Worcester, Mass. and
Seward w. Jones of Boston, president OF |
Jones Bros Co., motored to Vermont |
from Senator Weeks summer
home, Mount Prospect. Lancaster, n. H.,
and were the guests last night OF the
last-named gentleman's brother, Hugh j.
NJ Jones, at Montpelier. To-day the
party spent in Barre visiting the granite
industry.
Walter A. Boutwell, has gone to
Worcester, Mass, where he will enter
into the mercantile business with his
brother. /. Dean Boutwell, of Barre. Mass
The latter was formerly a resident Of
his city. having left for Massachusetts,
about Is years ago. The Boutwell,
brothers have purchased the Pleasant
street market at 444 Pleasant street, i
Mass, the business having
,een established over 20 years and prom
sing good returns to its new proprie. !
ors.
A joint picnic in which members of J
he Italian Fat Mems club and the Fish i
rmen's club participated was held at
Worth Duxbury yesterday afternoon, /
ghen about 80 older members of the Ital- Y
an colony in Barre motored to the picnic Il
in John Netherlands auto truck.
in explanation of the tact that the big v
ruek made at least three trips to Dux.
ury is concealed in the constitution OF J
he Fat Mems club. which says that none
ut 200.pounders may belong. After a G
ather sumptuous dinner of sea food the v
ats and the fishers deployed long enough Fl
D line up on the baseball diamond. Cap h
ain V. Bruno's big fellows easily tri- 81
implied. A. Donetti, G. Maino, John +,
ossi and @. Aspesi were the star per- n
,rmers. Paul Cali, c, Franzi and +. v
everelli contributed some stellar stunts "
, an impromptu football match that
as pulled off after the picnickers had
I'd their fill of baseball. The late after
BON hours were given over to the quest
the elusive fish in the waters of the
'inooski. A. Bottigi brought home the N
urels in the shape of black bass v
hieh the club members are willing to
yentory at 1874 pounds. pt