The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-16
TALK OF THE TOWN
special wash skirts al Vaughan's

II Mrs. Mary Carney OF Pearl street ha
II gone TO Burlington for a few days vsi
H with relatives.
\ Mrs G. Bogn Of 80 Berlin street wa
H removed to the City hospital yesterday
in an ambulance.
H John Jarvis went this morning q
i Northtield where he is to pass the week
end with relatives.
| Several BARRIERS secure sanitary service
satisfactorily for you at Ross Depot
square barber shop.
Miss Bernice Magoon of johnson Is
visiting with relatives and friends in the
city for a few days.
1 Miss Eleanor Zero has returned to the
city, after passing few days with
friends in Burlington.
Mrs. Ella Cash lett yesterday for Du.
luth, Mich, where she will make an ex-
tended visit with relatives.
Miss Florence Rowe of Rutland ar.
rived in the city yesterday and will visit
her parents for few days.
Public dance for young and old, X. of G.
hail. auspices |. 0. r., Tuesday, June 90
Tickets, soc. CAROLS orchestra.
L. Waite of Quincy, Mass arrived in
the city yesterday and will visit with
relatives on Brook street for two weeks.
Harry Gordon of st. Johnsbury is
spending several days in the city on bus
mess connected with the Vermont Tel. &
Tel. Co.
Mrs. J. G. Cohen, who has been visit
ing with relatives on North Seminary
street for several days, left yesterday
for her home in Springfield.
Among the business visitors in the
city yesterday was Il. Fits of East
Brookheld, Frank Bruce of Randolph
Center and f. Smith of Cabot.
Mrs. S. f. Laviolette's millinery parlor
will be closed after Saturday June IL.
Hats sold at less than half price and spe
cial on all orders for graduation.Lad
Miss Bessie Carr. a nurse at the Barre ]
City hospital, is passing a 10 days vaca-
ton at the home of her parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. +. A. Carr, in White River Junction. |
Charles Pergia, until recently employed /
in the stonesheds in this city, left on
the afternoon train yesterday for Bethel,
where he will seek employment in the
stonesbeds.
E. s. Brigham of st. Adams, state
of agriculture, was a bus
mess visitor in Barre yesterday and was
registered at Hotel Barre while making
a soiourn in this section OF Vermont.
Charles Wingate of Dayton, o., passed
through the city yesterday on his way to
Burlington, where he viii visit relatives
for a few days, returning to Barre the
first part Of next week to stop for few
days.
Mrs Paul Scampini and Miss Gertrude
Donald, who attended the Randolph high
school graduation exercises and who
have been visiting relatives and friends
N Randolph for the past week, have re-
.urned to the city.
Special week end offerings at the New I.
England Fruit Store; Strawberry, choc
,late, vanilla and coffee ice cream and
orange sherbet are some of the delectabe /
eed dishes that we offer Remember, d
he New England Fruit Store. I
Yesterdays wind dried the city high ?
ways sufficiently in some sections to per ;
nit the use of oil and all the afternoon J
he motordriven truck of the STANDARD
oil company was engaged in laying the s
ubstance on Elm and Summer streets.
Barre people will be interested in the c
GLOWING item from a White River juno n
ion contemporary: Aldus /. Knight, who n
or the past two months has been the Z
uest of his mother and sister, Mrs J. f.
might and Miss Grace r. Knight, left
tuesday for McGill New, where he win u
inter- the employ of the McGil National "
ank 81
Alexander Ironside of Ayers street has ~
Aturned to the city from Boston where =
e attended conference OF New England y
Dor men called for the purpose of form V
e a New England Federation of Labor
, be affiliated with the national body. "
r. lronside was the only representative he
ON Vermont to participate in the de- la
berations at the several sessions which II
ade up the conference. en-
Earl Williams. son of Mr.. and Mrs en-
A. Williams of Washington street. who ar
one of the star twirlers for the varsity tn
am at Dartmouth college, Hanover. \.
:, this year, was rated well up in list Tr
the 10 best college pitchers in the m
nited States, will go to Elizabeth, y. 70,
!. to pass the summer. Williams PLAYED III,
miner baseball in the Adirondacks last III
ar and expects to remain with the In
izabeth team during 1916 season. pr
A committee composed of Edward SCI
mbert, Miss May Lake. Miss Katherine SUI
ewart, Nathan Flint. Miss Mary Do
til and Miss Mary Smollett is complet,
2 arrangements for the banquet to be 20 t,
ven at Goddard seminary Monday e'
ening for the commercial graduates iol
d former students OF the course. to so'
lom cordial invitatio is extended to o "
present. A charge of 80 cents for the Il'
nquet tickets is to be made. There y!
n be a program of post-prandial exer- =" ''s'
es and afterward the annual business ~
,eting Of the commercial alumni asso. AT
ton will be held The banquet is to
served at s o'clock. Mr.. Lambert is Ru
president and Miss Lake the seere. inn
v of the association. mo
Among the visitors in the city yester ku
I and to-day were the following peo- the
: Mrs. r. Bertram Pike. Mr.. and Mrs. con
b. Pike. George White and Miss from h'
e Of Pike, y H.. and Mrs. William est
bertson OF Birmingham Ala. an au- ina
mobile party registered at Hotel Barre al,
ing Ellis Of Rrattlcboro George Riley TIA
Plattsburg y Y. A. 3. Rowley Of ese
1ford, w r. McFeeters Of Enosburg ] h
u. Fred S Brock Of Wells River. Mr.. pis
Mrs. r. F. TAYLOR. r. g. Dion and her
F. Dion Of Springfield Z. VI. Noble the
T. : Bohe Of Burlington. Bernard A. -
Imam Of Springfield. n l. Hall Of Der