The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-05
BARRE DAILY TIMES
TALK OF THE TOWN
New auto wells Mt Fits.

Il Frozen pudding at Cummings & Levi
II Saturday.
H Vanilla and caramel ice cream at Gun
II mings & Lewis.
II Try at our fountain, chocolate egg puff
H Zoe; frozen mint, DC. browns Dru
H Store.
II Smooth as velvet vanilla ice cream. b
/ the plate or quart, at browns Dru
H Store.
Saturday specials at the Barre Cand,
H Kitchen include: Chop suey, l5c per lb
London taffy l5c per h., and old fash
/ Toned molasses candy l5c per ID.
Just received from the manufacturers
| 500 pairs of tan Visco working shoes, ex
| ceptional value. Remember we ALLOW
per cent. discount on all shoes. East
man Brothers.
College baseball in Barre Saturday
Barre A. c. VS.. All-Colegians of Dart
mouth, Hanover, N. III. Come out ant
dedicate new B. A. G. grounds at Aver
street at 3 p. m.-Adv.
Corporal F. d. Donald, who has beer
visiting Alexander Hall of Ayers street
and with relatives in Groton, has gone t.
Newport News, Va, where he will rejoif
his ship, the U. s. S. Vermont, after q
furlough of 80 days.
The auction sale at Farnham's at
Montpelier yesterday was fairly well at
tended; not so large crowd or as much
property as at some former sales; 20
horses and some other property was dis
posed of. C. F. Smith, auctioneer.
Charles Spear of Park street and Mrs.
Joseph Sutton of Graniteville left last
night for Boston, where they will at
tend an adjourned meeting of the n. f.
o. p. Mrs. Snitor is going in the place
of II. w. Scott, who was unable to at
| tend.
Last evening at the home of Edward
Loranger on Summer street, number
OF his friends gathered in order to help
him celebrate his birthday anniversary.
Songs were sung, cards were played and
all enjoyed very pleasant evening
Light refreshments were served.
MISS lHeL waterman Oh oIltdHn dIfiNtu
in the city last evening to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. $. Waterman OF
Washington street. Miss Waterman will
attend the commencement week exercises
at Goddard seminary, from which institu.
tion she was graduated in 1912.
Miss Elizabeth Evans. delegate to
the woman's peace conference recently
held at The Hague, will speak at the
Congregational church tomorrow evening
at s o'clock. Here is an opportunity TO
get report of this unique meeting at
first hand and all will be welcome.
Mrs. Edward Rulfo, who has been
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Even
Mckenzie, since the departure OF her hus-
band, has joined him in Plymouth, Mass,
where he has secured a position in the
Old Colony clothing store Mr. Rulfo
was employed for several years in the
Lamorey Clothing store here.
Harold Mute, former Barre boy, who
has been building a reputation as slate
smssher on New Hampshire alleys, quail |
fed this week Tor the finals that are to
determine the Granite state champion
ship. With three other Manchester and
Nashua bowlers, Mute won his spurs in
the big tent Mute lead his three com
petitors in four string totals.
Dean Lee s. McColester of the Tufts
school of divinity, Medford, Mass. who
is to deliver the bacclaureate sermon be-
fore the graduating class of Goddard
seminary at the Universalist church
Sunday forenoon, will arrive in the city
late to-day. Dean McCollester will be
by Principal o. X. Hillister
and Mrs. HOLSTER at their home on Mer-
chant street. Another prominent educat.
or, President William Arnold Shankln
II Wesleyan university, Middletown,
Conn, who is TO speak in the Hcdding
Methodist church tomorrow evening,
will be the guest OF Rev. Il. r. Newell
II French street over the week end.
I Sassi, who has been engaged in the
work of setting the Wendell Phillips
monument in the public gardens at Bos-
on, has returned 20 his home in Barre.
Possibly no memorial erected in recent
ears has attracted more attention than
he Phillips monument. Located in one
u the most attractive sections Of the
Tub, its striking appearance has been
he subject of much comment A Barre
oncern. the Presbrey- oykendan Co.. cut
he bases and die of stony Creek, Conn.
ranite. the wor consuming several
months before IL was ready for ship
nent The hercnlean figure Of Wendell J
phillips was done in bronze by Daniel :
hester French. A public subscription Of
$4,000 made the memorial possible. Bos.
on scotch people are starting fund
~ the erection Of a monument 10 Robert
lurns.
Barring the probable omission 81
oncert next week owing e. the fact that
exercises a. Goddard and
pauiding will b. in fun swing. weekly
oncerts viii be given in city park until
ext September. according 70 tentative
made by the managers of
he Barre Ctizens' hand and a special
and committee from the board Of ~
ermen. The musieians made a good ~.
inning On their schedule last Monday
ight and lovers 81 music in the open
u are hoping that negotiations betWeen
10 bard and the aldermen VIII b. con
u8ed speedily. TIE aldsrmanic commit
y consists Of y. &. Giysson =. A Bruce
ID .. y. Shurfiss. A contract h<twssn
10 two psrtie. is 10 be eHscuted before
70 sumner series ~ coussrts begins.
Superintendent Alexsndsr Hauton ~
% cifv csmeferies left The city today