The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-14
TALK OF THE TOWN


New aprons at Vaughan's.
Dance, Dewey park, tonight. Carroll'
orchestra.
\ All summer goods reduced at Thu
| Vaughan Store.
| Everything new at the new Royal Bill
lard Parlor in the jackson block. Five
ia bles.
Auto parties, stop at the Randolph
house, Randolph Center, VT, for youl
Sunday dinners.
Baseball at the Ayers street park Sat
urday afternoon. /. A. G. vs.. B. A. G. in
the city series.--Adv.
John N. Adolph Of Easton, Pa, re-
tail monument dealer, is spending several
days in the Barre granite belt.
Front!!! Fruit-ade, made from the
fresh fruit, Zoe. One of the weekend
specialties at the Drown fountain.
/ Try Bancroft inn, Plaindeld, for your
Sunday dinners and lunches; also good
hall for dancing parties, large or small.
George E. May of Marshfield and Ar
thur Leary of st. Johnsbury were among
the business visitors in the city yester.
day.
| Miss Ethel Holder of Lords alley re-
turned home this morning from Orange,
where she has been visiting friends for
the past few days.
Mrs. Herbert Il. Hutchins Of North
field returned home last night, after
spending the past few days visiting rel
atives in the city.
Il. j. Bicknell, general manager of the
Livingstone Manufacturing Co., who has
been passing several days at Hotel Barre,
has returned to his home in Rockland,
Me.
Don't fail to see to-day's feature at
the Pavilion. It's a Paramount and
western productions; Hobart Bosworth in
the leading role of "Buckshot John. ="
Adv.
James Kiley Of Concord. N. H., ar
rived this morning and will be in the
pitchers box this afternoon for the
Barre A. G., when they line up against
the Italian A. G., at the trotting park.
Prin. III. II. jackson of Spaulding high |
school has returned to Barre from Bur-
lington, where he has been attending the |
summer school at the University of Yer
mont, the sessions of which closed yes |
terday.
Among the motor arrivals at Hotel |
Barre last night were: Mrs. William Eos
ter, Mrs. N. j. Leghorn, w. Foster Leg |
horn, Miss Foster and Joseph Mckay,
Newburg, N. Y; Mr. and Mrs. A. Il. Mar
ling and chauffeur, New York.
Wesley Hoffman of North Main street
returned yesterday from Burlington,
where he has been attending the Yer
mont Federation of Labor convention.
Mr.. Hoffman was sent there as dele
gate from the Cigar Makers union.
John Reid is taking a 10 days saea
ton from his duties as steward at the
vincitia club and will accompany the
chester and the state tournament at Ben
lngton next week. A. b. Curtis is sub
shutting for Mr.. Reid.
Rev. A. Tjernlund of Portland, Ore,
ield secretary of the Swedish national
'anatorium at Denver, Col, who is
guest of Rev. John Biork OF West Pat
erson street, win conduct services in the
swedish mission on Brook street Sunday
'yening at o'clock.
Tuesday afternoon at 2i30 in the X. 1
4 G. hall under the auspices of the ladies |
II ~. hbttE VIII CIV u
N the third OF the series of educational I
ectures on the modern uses of aluminium {
8 cooking untensil. Ii is understood Il
hat general invitation is extended 10
he public. As has been the case in the
receding lectures, souvenirs in aluminium
viii be presented and refreshments will
e served.--Adv. Il
II. b. Partridge OF Summer street k
nd two sons, Clsud and Warren, and I
aughter, Louise, and Mildred Church. 9
/, left yesterday for New York City, r
here they will make few days visit k
nth relatives and friends. The trip q
being made BY auto. Mrs. Partridge G
nd daughter. Helen, have gone to Mon 4
real, where they will make an extended &
isit with relatives. n
At the home of Mrs Frank Cave on II
rench street, linen shower was given
} Miss Leona Smith OF Webster street
Ist evening, in honor Of her approaching
larriage 10 James Grearson of Hill
rect. The shower came as a surprise
} Miss Smith, she being taken 90 the
ave home on some pretext by Miss
szel Rollins. On her arrival. she found u
n 20 classmates Of the Pansy class OF
Ie Baptist church 70 greet her. Before
le had completely recovered from her
81 surprise, Miss Louise Partridge,
-esident Of the class, drew in cart Z
vered with white tulle and pansies.
ID upon opening IL Miss Smith was
'ain delightfully."- surprised TO find many
ferings Of linen. During the course Of
e evening a delightful time was had. ~
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