The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
asst week of sale at knights,

III SUIT Nhiuts AZ AuuoIl -
May sale white goods at Vaughan's.
Four drawer thread cabinet - :
\ Knights. :"
\ May sale muslin underwear at th
| Vaughan Store.
Monday specials at Tilden Shoe Co.
each week. See window.--ady.
| A demonstration of cookies at Eastma
Bros. Special prices during the week.
Miss NJ. Louise Hurley of Eyarts wa
the week end guest Of her brother, G.
Hurley, in this city.
Miss Blanche Meyette of Wells Rive
was the guest of Miss Ethel Gamble @
Division street for the week end.
A meeting OF the executive board 70
the ehautauqua campaign will be held !
the city court room this evening at
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Marshall OF Mid
dlebury were guests at the home of MI
and Mrs. James Gregory of Washington
street yesterday.
j. E. Cook has returned to st. Johns
bury, after spending several days in TIN
home of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Cook o
South Main street.
Miss Agnes Olsen returned to Burling
ton yesterday after spending few day
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Olsen of Washington street.
Floyd Seymour, who has been visiting
in the city for few days, returned yes
terday to Ann Arbor, Mich, whera. he il
student at the University of Michigan
Help the girls to furnish their dormi.
| tory. They'll show you a good time at
the hospital ball Wednesday, May 10, al
Rowland hail. Tickets, gentlemen, 81
ladies', SOC.
Game Warden Charles Keith of North
Seminary street is able to be out of
doors, after having been confined to the
house for several days as the result oil
an auto accident ten days ago.
Auction sale tomorrow for George Be
dell at the Sherman Lyford farm, two
miles from East Montpelier. Nic@efarm,
32 head of registered and grade Jersey
cattle, big lot OF farm tools and machn-
cry. See adj, page I. c. F. Smith, auc.
tioneer.-adv.
Judge H. w. Scott Of Richardson street
left the city this forenoon for Boston,
where he is to attend the annual con
vention Of the supreme lodge, N. L. @.
r., which opens to morrow Judge Scott
is one of the trustees OF the supreme
lodge. Charles A. Spear OF Park street
viii go to Boston tonight to attend the
Mrs. Arthur Pierce of Camp street left
this afternoon for Frederickston, n b.,
being called there by the serious illness
of her mother, Mrs. G. A. Love. Mrs,
Love. who is sister OF Mrs. Andrew
formerly Miss Carmichael
nurse in the Heaton hospital in Mont
pelier, has pneumonia.
A large crowd attended the sale con
Quoted for the N n, Robinson estate in
Saturday. p A. Perry of this
,ity acting as auctioneer. Prices prevail |
ng on some OF the parcels that went |
Inder the hammer were as follows: Fall !
,ows, from S35 to SIS; three week old /
Rigs, $4.60; hens. rs cents apiece; horses
rom SIS to sls7; oats. 81 cents per
,ushel; potatoes, sl,36 per bushel.
Jasper David, the young son of Mr.
md Mrs. Michael David OF Granite street,
8 at home. recovering from painful in
ury which he received while at play
sunday afternoon. After dinner the lad
eft the house and in running toward
he bridge over Stevens branch, he
tubbed his toe and fell. striking on
harp stone in the highway. A physician
sho was called. found it necessary to
AXE several stitches in order to close the
round.
The Vergennes Enterprise announces
Il IL - De hna d,
esigned his position in the Rexall drug
tore in that city, the resignation taking {
feet Saturday night and Mr.. Davis be-
NJ succeeded by B. L. Nichols Of Middle
ury. The contemporary says; Mr., Da- :
is resignation is cause of regret to
,any Vergennes people. Although their
psidence here has not been a lengthy
ne, both Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have made
lsny friends. who wish them success
herever they make their new home. !
Mr.. Davis has not announced his !
lans for the future"
After the fifth annual free exhibit OF /
,udents' work, which will take place at I
le Mathewson school. corner of Elm and !
efferson streets, Friday, Saturday and
Londsy, May IL, ID and 3, from $3.50 10
p. M, besides SATURDAY AFTERNOON from =
80 until 5, 46 Of the 90 students will :
,ceive back one third OF the tuition paid
his rebate is given 10 them for regular f
tendance during the l9I5l6 term az =
le city clerks Office Monday, MAY g. o
ON $3.50 until p. m. Everyone in I
rested in what progress has been made
this school is cordially invited to see
ie free exhibit.
Among the visitors in the city through
e week end were the following people: /
r. and Mrs. W. c. Clifford, William G.
ifford ir, and Ted Clifford, and Dr.
I'd Mrs. o. u. Green Of Bethel. Mr. and
RI. B. d. Foster of Burlington, George
Rourke of Newburyport, Mass. w L.
'lwell of New Haven, Conn, H. A. Nc
lley of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. George
mes and son. George, of Hardwick, F.
Harrell OF Boston, W. NJ. =, stpn of
lndolph. p A. Brown of st. Johnsbnry
B. Roddis of Brookfeld, Mr. and Mrs. 9
W. Slsyton of Randolph. G. A. Glenn =
{ Of st. Johnsburv. J. F.. Clark Of Og-
nsburg. n. y. A. P. Willard OF Har-
burg, Pa. r. r. Jones Of Lyme, \. H.. d
c. Sears OF Greenfield. Mass, DR.. and al