The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Greatest saturday bargain, summer
wash silk at Vaughan's.
Big sale on children's shoes at Shea
Shoe Store for the holiday.
Mrs. A. j. Guthrie of Cliff street visited
friends in Burlington yesterday.
For Sale Saddle horse TO be sold CHEAP
at once. Write to IN. +. G." care Times
Thomas Bagley returned last evening
from Burlington, where he had been to
attend the Democratic convention.
Only two more days to Memorial day
and you will want one Of those flags for
the occasion. Only Csc and coupon al
Times office.
Bring or send in your coupons for a
large 5xS American flag Only 9s cents.
Fast colors, sewed stripes. Get them at
The Times office.
Mrs. B. A. Wright and little daughter,
Natalie, of Prospect street have been
passing several days with relatives in
Hyde Park and vicinity.
Regular meeting of Granite City lodge,
|. 0. o. L., NJ T., will be held in X of C.
hall Friday evening at $3.50. Let every
member be there on time.
A meeting OF the Glenugie club will be
held in Clan Gordon hall Saturday, May
81, at 1880 p. m. Ticket holders please
attend Per order president
| Attorney Elmer johnson of st. Adams
was registered at Hotel Barre yesterday
and today while transacting business in
| Washington county towns.
When looking over the Gage trimmed
hats, ask to see the dainty waists and
the latest models in corsets. Fittings
free. Mrs. W. F. Shepard, Rowland block.
The Junior Holy Name boys of st.
Moniea's church will receive holy com
munion in body at the o'clock mass
next Sunday morning, May 2s. All the
members are expected to attend.
Rugerio Gervasi, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Gervasi of Center street, who re-
turned recently from the Mary Fletcher
hospital at Burlington, is sufferer from
hip disease, and not paralysis, as stated
previously.
Granite manufacturers and Quarters
will assemble in joint meeting at Man
ufaeturers' hall this evening to hear in
formal talks on the results of the ma
tional advertising CAMPAIGN launched in
the interest Of Barre granite.
A special meeting of the Granite City |
iOuEfs Nv. 1Ols .. u. VI A. Will Dt Htiu /
at the home of A. Knutson, 81 South |
Main street, tonight, MAY rs, at II
o'clock, on account of Brother August |
Johnsons death Per order president
The Barre Athletic club will open its /
baseball season on Memorial day with |
the Green Mountain Athletics OF Burling
ton, the game to be played on the trot-
ting park, beginning at 3 o'clock. Bat
terry for Green Mountain Athletics, Palmer
and Hamilton; for B. A. c., Gallagher
and Fowlie.--adv.
Thousands of American flags were used
IN the great Preparedness Parade" in
New York week ago. Although we have
no such parade you can display the flag !
lust as freely. Clip coupon from The
Times and together with 9s cents. pre-
tent it at The Times office and get
arge 5xs American flag.
Don't forget to have your auto in re
,air and your party made up for the pro-
,ressive dinner. Everybody invited as
ong as the tickets last. The meat course
will be served in Italy Mrs B. W. Hook
'repare this course, which will be fried :
bdis UuenI ODutSs ltjIure. Win lldllaH
ressing, and Italian rolls.--adv.
This evening at o'clock ten of the
dvanced pupils of Mrs. Grace Wood Cut. !
or will give their annual pianoforte re
ital at the home of DIR. and Mrs. T. ID.
Iartin, ii Averill street. Monday even
ny. May 20, the first, second and third
rade pupils viii give,their recital at the
anne hour and place. Parents and friends
the pupils are cordially invited to at
end these recitals.
Many delegates gathering for the Re.
nblican state convention at the capital q
, day arrived in the city by automobile =
and registered at Hotel Barre :
ler night. Visitors in the city yesterday -
nd to-day included the following peo-
lei: Miss Emilia Houghton, Miss H. =
Mrs. J. Carlisle, L. X Corlss :
Id Bruce r. Corliss of st. Adams, Mr.. y
id Mrs. w. l., Mcdonald OF Bellows = =
alls, f. d. Kennedy and Lance Phelps ~
Burlington, Mrs. H. G. Batchelder of "
ainfeld, A. C. Mason, George A. Gridley -
Rutland, Frank S. Hale, Sheriff j. H. /;
iniry and Gilbert A. Dressler of Wind - :.
r, w. A. Hoyt of Danville, Fred A. Ran =. -
" and George Watkins of Brownsville, ~ =,
L. Spafford and Allen NJ Fletcher of II II
tvendish. f. s. Spear, 0. A. Whitcomb -
Id f. W. Wilder OF Woodstock, ID. II. On
orse of Pomfret, Miss Marion Hendee, ~
ISIS Marion Altemns and j. B. Knox, Ia
, OF Burlington, G.. C. Hamblett of Bar
n Elmer johnson of st. Adams, NJ. =
Stocker of Danville, Z. J. Seaman, B, !.
Major, w. II. Lloyd and Clayton Price Z
Fair Haven, Mrs. L. E. Whitehill of !
'uth Ryegate, John Coolidge of Plym- I
It'll, NJ. A. Sowyan. f. L. Olney, c. H.
,fferin and George Chalmers of Rutland, 4
b. Donoway, c. c. Wells and f. H.
ggins OF Middlebury, f. W. Barron, G.
Bannison of Barton, George F. Le- 1
nd, A. II. Leland. William Smith, F. H.
j. II. Hart, w. H. Mack and
. II. Putnam of Springfield. IL