The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Quaker neckwear at Abbott's.
See Abbott's special waist values.
Big coat value for $1,000, at Fits.
Special values in waists at Abbott'l
Children's parasols, 25c, soc, Zoe, a
Fits.
Headquarters for "Crex" rugs and ear
pets. All prices and patterns at Hook
Ell K Cos.
Public dance in Rowland hall Satur
day night. Carroll's six-piece orchestra
A good time
All stores in the merchants associa
ton will be closed all day Monday, Me
mortal day.
Auction sale-Auto truck, at City Auc
ton Market Saturday, May 20. O. II
Hale, auctioneer.
4 Frederick * Irvine of Chicago, editor
of the American Stone Trade, is passing
several days in the Barre granite belt.
Beginning May II the price OF chair
wood will be $3.50 per load of So cubic
feet. Arthur S. Martin. Phone 53-W.
Winifred Smith of Perry street, who
was operated upon at the City hospital
some weeks ago, is now able to be out
| of doors.
| Miss Sue Nichols Of Richardson street
went last night to Northfeld, where she
attended the junior prom at Norwich
university last evening.
Miss Mildred Stowe of Walnut street
has gone to Northfeld where she is Wis
ting relatives and friends during junior
week at Norwich university
William G. Ellis, tie expert silk ar
fist" OF the White Sewing Machine Co.,
is ct Hooker & Co.'s for one week. Silk
souvenirs free to the ladies--Adv.
James Mitchell, Alexander Partlow
and Alexander Grant of Hardwick ar
rived in the city yesterday and will be
employed here in the granite industry.
None but Vermont varsity men in the
game between the Itaian A. G. and the
Green Mountain A. c. at Berlin street
Memorial day, forenoon and afternoon
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mcdonald arrived
last night from New York City, which
has been their home for number of
years. They plan to live at Al Liberty
street.
Members of the Carroll orchestra re-
turned this morning from Burlington,
where they played at dance given in |
the Hotel Vermont roof garden, last
evening.
Members Of the 1916 class of Spauld- |
ing high school left this morning in a |
barge for their annual straw ride to
Berlin pond. About 40 members of the
class went.
Miss Ruby Bradley, teacher in the
East Barre schools returned to her home
on Camp street last evening, and will
visit there during the weekend and
Decoration day.
Mrs. NJ. j. Morton OF Boston, former
resident of Barre, arrived in the city
yesterday for an extended visit with
Mrs. Mary Mercer of North Main street
md with other Barre friends.
Three new men are to be in the B. A.
?. lineup next Monday. Jones of tn,
Boston A. A, and Barre's former player,
Harold Mute are two OF them. Come
nut and see what these new men can do.
ADV.
Arthur S. Wilson of South Main street.
Who has been taking a two weeks va.
alton from his duties as clerk in the
Tub restaurant, returned to-day from
Mass, where he has been Wis
ing loT the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. York of ST. i,
loans are passing week with friends q
! Montpelier at Mr. York's former home
! this city. Mrs. York's mother, who
as been in Barre for a few DAYS, has
one to Whitehall, n. ", for a stay OF !.
definite length.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stratton and A
Iiss Eunice Story of East Fairfield ar .,
we'd in the city yesterday by automo- .
lie. Mr.. and Mrs. Stratton are being
itertsined at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. .
j. Dodge and Miss Story, who is
'rmer teacher in the city schools, is the
lest OF Mrs. Helen Camp of Elm street A
Next Monday evening the civic depart.
ent OF the Barre Womans club will
We dance in Rowland hall. Carroll's
chestra will furnish music for dancing :,
ON Q p. m. until ! O'Clock. A commit
g representing the civic department n
in have charge OF the affair aud the
~ number on the program viii begin
,medistely after the band concert <,
The Mathedonian club which is com
'sed Of men from the north end OF the
ty, and the Jones Bros. team. which q
composed Of the tool boys appren
'es at the Jones Bros. shed, met at
seball late yesterday afternoon at
myers field and the Msthedonisns
lerged a winner from the game BY
lre of Is 30 ,. Jones and Jacques
re the winners battery and Guam aud
~ were the Jones Bros' battery.
George W. Hunt. a member of Gran.
\ post, g. A. r.. has come home from
nnington 10 assist his comrades Of
, Grand Army IN the Observance Of
mortal iday. lie viii remain in the
y until Tuesday, returning later to
, Soldiers home. where be has been
iding for several months. Mr. Huut's
lighter. Mrs. Nancy York, has leased
,ouse near the grounds Of the home in
lrr 10 h. near her father te