The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II New values in wash waists at AL
II bolts.
II Dance in Rowland hall Saturday night
CAROLS orchestra.
II Chocolate sale-50c chocolates for 80
| a pound Saturday only, at Cummings 4
Lewis.
II Wanted at once-An experienced maj
II in h restaurant. Apply to Marrion's a
II No. 100 North Main street. TEL 572-M
II Miss Florence LaPage went yesterday
II to Montpelier, where she has employ
II ment for the remainder of the summer
II in private family.
II A fast game at |. A. c. field Saturday
II at 3 p. m. ST. Adams vs.. |. A. G. Sew
H eral new and fast men in /. A. G. lineup
H so come and see real game,-adv.
II Maurice Bugbee OF Washington street
\ went yesterday to Highgate Springs to
/ join his mother and Sister, who have
been encamped there since Monday.
Mrs. Abbie j. Balch of st. Johnsbury
and daughter, Mrs. Johnston of Melrose,
Mass, have been visiting Mrs. A. NJ.
Morrison of SO South Main street.
\ Attorney Stanley g. Wilson, who was
| the speaker at the alumni literary eXer-
cises at Goddard seminary yesterday, re-
turned in the evening to his home in
Chelsea.
Ladies of the Congregational church;
We want all the papers and magazines
we can get in the next .e-days. For par
ticulars call Mrs. Phelps, 81 or Mrs.
Jones, l44-l2.
Miss Ethel v Inglis OF Clark street
and Miss Ruby Bradley Of Camp street
left the city this morning for Lebanon,
N. H., where they are to make visit of
several days with friends.
II. Chester Sargent, who has been at.
htending Wesleyan university at Middle
town, Conn, was visitor in the city
last evening while on his way to his
home in East Barre for the summer.
Roscoe Avery passed through the city
yesterday while en- route for his home in
East Barre. Mr.. Avery has just COM
pleted his third year in the medical
course at the University of Vermont
Mr.. and Mrs. I, j. TIllotson of Proctor,
formerly of Warren, and MIR, and Mrs.
NJ H. Bucklin, also OF Proctor have been
visiting Kenneth j. Tillotson, who was
graduated from Goddard seminary to-
day.
Mrs. George Church of Rochester ar
rived in the city yesterday to attend the
graduation exercises at Goddard sem
mary this week and to visit at the home |
OF Mr.. and Mrs james Hogg of Beacon
place.
AS | am closing my store Saturday |
night, | will sell my complete stock OF I
millinery regardless of cost, at great |
sacrifice. Come and get your hat or trim
ming Mrs. II. s. Miles, 70 North Main |
street.
Among those who will leave for White !
field, N. H., this afternoon to work at
the Mountain View house for the re-
mainder of the summer are Miss Helen
Nenner of the east hill and Miss Angie
Fratmi.
The animated weekly showing the L.
s. troops in Mexico, snappy views OF
American and Carranza troops in Villa
chase, the annual A. o. H. parade in New
York, the 100 per cent babies in Chicago
welfare exhibit, and other views at Bijou
today.-ady.
One of the seven major prizes to be
awarded to graduates OF Tufts college
at Medford, Mass. this week went to
Clayton c. Spencer of this city, a 1912
graduate of Goddard seminary, who re-
ceived high honor for merit in his study !
of chemistry. Mr., Spencer, who was the
only Vermont student to win recogni
ton for scholarship at TUFTS this year, :
arrived in the city last evening to pass !
the summer with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. +. Spencer of Currier street.
The Art club will hold it's first meeting
June "a, from | until 3 p. M, : :
at the Mathewson school building, corner I
Of Elm and Jefferson streets. The main
will be to decide on the most
hours for the majority of par
Elephants at future sessions. Except for =
material, such as sheets of 9xl2 paper,
thumb tacks, pencils, erasers, etc, the
course is free to all public school pupils =
and those apprentices who left their
names before the closing of the schools.
Parents and friends are invited to attend y
his meeting.
Suburban service cards have been is q
iued from the NJ & W. X. station for the
lew schedule that is TO become opera q
i've June 20. There is but one change in i
he service. The Boston mail train will =
Irrive at 1890 p. m. instead of ll:52 a: II
n. and leave at 1886 p. m. instead of .
2:25. The White Mountain parlor car L
will be attached after July 10 and the "
Boston accommodation ear viii be re- =
tored June 81. Suburban trains leave NJ
Barre as follows; 1920 a. m, sos a. M. Sc
0:52 a, M. 2:05 p. m. 4;l5 P. M, 5:4s r
}. m. and $50 p. m. Incoming trains =
re scheduled to arrive as follows; 1854 r
B. m, S a. M, 1887 a. m, 1880 p. m, 81
p. m, 1852 p. m, 5:45 p. m. and $3.50 ed
i. m. The suburban train, it will be er
cen. remains the same. =
Hapless persons known to the respond x
nts only by sight were the object OF Is
tern disclosures in city court this morn -
" when Patrick F. Kane of Montpelier,
ged 20, and John Connolly of Portland, &
Ie., a strolling umbrella member. told =
ne Judge where they procured liquor to
lake them drunk yesterday. Magistrate
/. w. Scott was not inclined to believe
he stranger" stories told bv the two
len and each received a sentence of 80
avs in Jail with an additional fine of SIS
nd costs. Connolly developed fighting
roclivities in Depot square Thursday T.,
fternoon and Kane was arrested on