The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-25
TALK OF THE TOWN


H Automobile wells at Fits.
H Ladies' silk hose at Vaughan's.
OUTSIDE Black Cat hose 25c at Abbotts
See the big sale OF waists at 500 al
| Vaughans.
Special showing colored embroidered
flonncings at Fits.
Amateur developing and printing at
Shores Studio, Depot square.
A meeting of the truckmen's union will
be held at the branch headquarters this
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Grand Memorial ball, Rowland hall,
Tuesday night. Dancing Immediately
after band concert, continuing till lad.
Charles II. Wishart, treasurer of the
Granite Savings bank, has returned TO
the city from a business trip to New
York.
| Frank G. Williams of Newport, state
examiner of savings banks, is registered
at Hotel Barre while in Washington
county on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bridger of Nor
witch, Conn, and Misses Mary Adams, Ila
jackson and Grace Waite left this morn
ing by auto for Burlington.
A special meeting OF the ladies' aux
iliary of the Presbyterian church viii be
held Thursday, May %, at p. m, at the
church. Importait- business.
II. NJ Farnham has carload of horses,
which go on sale Friday siorning at his
stables in Montpelier. They weigh all
the way from 900 to l,600.--adv.
To accommodate those wishing to at
tend the choral union in Montpelier to-
night the traction company has made ar
rangements to run an extra car, leaving
the city square at Gas.
Felice Comolli OF Milford, N. H., a
former resident Of Barre, arrived in the
city last evening Tor a visit at the home
OF his sister, Mrs. l.. g. Rizzi of Comolli
street. Mr.. Comolli was called to Barre
by the death of his brother-in- law, Am
brogio Bardeli of Ladd street, whose fu
neral is to be held tomorrow.
Two intoxication respondents, arrested
on Granite street Wednesday afternoon, |
paid the minimum fine and costs when
arraigned before Magistrate II. W. Scott
in city court this morning Glenn IL.
Hatch gave Burlington as his residence
and Frederick PEGGY told the court he
came TO the city from White River june
ton.
We are having an encouraging sale Of
tickets for the progressive dinner just
step into G. S. Andrews shoe store and
buy tickets for your family. The second
course will be served in Sweden, Mrs.
L. d. Martins, IL Averill street. Here
You will have baked fish with dressing,
rieed potatoes, rye bread and black COT
fee.-adv.
The baseball game scheduled for the II
seminary campus this afternoon between Z
Goddard and the University of Vermont /
second team was cancelled by the colegi II
ans last night, for the reason, Il was I
stated, THAT government inspection OF 4
the college battalion to-day and to-mor L
row made it incumbent upon all students |
to remain in Burlington On account Of r
the interseholastic track meet in Bur 5
ngton Saturday, Goddard's baseball i
team win not play. Two games are /
with the italian A. G.. for Me- q
norial day. t
Col. H. Q. Bixby. postmaster at Chel- 4
ea, and William Grant Of the same town :
we're visitors In the city this morning !.
While on their way to Burlington to at
end the state Democratic convention.
John Kelliher of Bethel, state committee
nan from Windsor county, also passed
through Barre while en- route to the con
-ention. Rev j. Il. Reardon, who is a
member Of the Barre delegation and who Y
vas slated to preside over the convention, /,
rent to Burlington to-day, as did the b
GLOWING members of the local delega n
ion: G. Herbert Pape, +. ]. Owens, Pat HI
lex Brown, A. II. Campbell John
fLeary, George w Lander, II. L, Camp al
ell and Harold A, Tierney. Most OF the
zeal delegates made the trip by automo- is
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