The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-09
TALK OF THE TOWN
New handbags at Abbott,s.


Cash pafd foi ole. goiu and silver. r.
E. Burr
L. A. Jones OF East Calais was among
the business visitors in the city yester.
day and to-day.
Twelve styles white canvas pumps and
oxfords at Shea's Shoe Store, Saturday,
at Sl.30 per pair.
Joseph Brunette left this morning for
Bethel, where he plans to spend the week
end as the guest OF friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Cutter returned to
their home in Boston last evening, after
passing a few days in the city.
James Fraser left the city hast evening
for Albany, N. y, there to make stay
Of several days with relatives
| Call l52-W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales Co.
Wanted---5o,0 600 dozec fresh eggs. Bring
them in any quantity, large or small, and
we will pay cash for same Barre Cream
cry.
Baseball, Granite City trotting park,
Barre A. G. VS.. Goddard. Game called at
l3 p. m. Admission, 25c; ladies, l0c.
Grandstand free.adv.
One drop-head Wheeler & Wilson, $40;
nearly new drop head another make,
price only SIS. Come and see them at
the Singer Store, 10 Elm street. Tel.
l79-l.
Two strong teams meet face to face
at the Berlin street grounds Saturday, |
June 10. The Green Mountain A. G. |
vermont varsity vs.. Italian A. C. Game |
called at o'clock.
The members of the Glenugie club
please take notice, that the annual picnic |
will be held in Caledonia park Saturday,
June 10. Those wishing to save a long
walk can have the 1920 steam car. Per
order committee.
Carpenters Notice: All members Of
local 4sl are hereby notified to be present
at special meeting on oMnday evening,
June IL, at 1880 o'clock, as important
business is to be dealt with, which re-
quires your presence. Per order Rec. Sec.
Two barrels Of beer and a quantity of
seized in Ahern place by the po-
lice some months ago were spilled at po-
lice headquarters yesterday on destrue- I
ton warrant issued by Magistrate H. w.
Scott. Several officers assisted in the I
obseqties.
Caledonia park is being pretty well
booked up for the picnic season. If You
ire to have picnic this year. better Sc
,ure date now and avoid disappoint
nent. Terms, same as usual. For fur
her information enquire at Alfred I
Mines, II Forsyth place, or call up !
I2S-2.
Goddard's commencement week has the I
ollowing fixtures: June Is, baecalaure-
Garp,ap IN tba iat oh | :.
Iune 20, graduating exercises Of the com. \
nercial class; June q. concert by must
al departments; June %, alumni lit I
rary exercises, alumni business meeting,
lass day exercises, military drill of the
chool battalion, prize speaking; June %,
exercises, commencement din
Ter, reception at the home of DR.. and
irs. 0. X. Hollister; reception by teach
RS and class.
Attorney John w Gordon has com.
osed set OF verses and choruses that d
nav be adopted as the official rallying
ong of Barre's rehsbilitated Board OF lel
Nrade. The verses are calculated to be a A
actor in the campaign TO boost the city
hen the Board of Trade members set OF
ut on a series Of Better Acquaintance" m
ours sometime this summer Plans for al
he tours are being worked out by com 10
littees representing the board and a or
efnite announcement of the schedule of
lips may be made in the near future. %
There appears TO be very little senti- ~
tent in Barre for the proposed state ~
aseball league with Burlington, Rut- -
nd, Barre and Montpelier as the initial ~
ltries. The movement for four cor
cred league appears TO be gaining its
reatest impetus in Burlington, while ~
-ontpelier fans have yet to be heard ~
ON and the talk in Rutland, according Sc
the newspapers, does not lend support <,
the belief that league will be formed ~
18th two strong independent teams in TO
e field here in Barre, there is feeling
at the season had best be finished with I'M
ARE teams continuing to play independ- tn
It ball A merger OF the two local &c
ans is not considered feasible at this tel
me and as each club is capable of fur Re
shing the fans with pretty good brand COZ
the national pastime at each week inG
d. the opinion obtains that the time is
It ripe for league agitation in this city. Sh
Alexander 1ronside, secretary of the PEE
armont State Federation of Labor. sta
ives tonight for Boston, where he will ira
Ike part in the formation Of a new New an
igland Federation of Labor The aims in
ID objects Of the new federation are as for
lows: "A closer federation of the labor clu
lions of New England would mean ito
,ser relationship, with a better idea Of no,
e things each is striving for, industrial.
+, and would mean a more solid front sta
officially. II would mean that the rio
ltes that are behind some Others would clio
assisted and encouraged to bring their tut
nditions up to the best. It would mean ne,
at we would be in a stronger position inc
exert potent influence upon the dele tho
ton in Congress from New England Tn
lder this plan greater concentrated eff str
Il could be made in matters of legisla- ter
m, and a solid delegation Of senators Ma
d congressman from this section would Gle,
an much toward the success of the asc
orts of labor in Congress. With the VIII
lstors elected by the people TINS might for
a1annt nj had y nafnoa4rz ..-.1I L. :.