The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-15
TALK OF THE TOWN


See the MILDLY blouses for 6oc al Fits
Get u large 5xs-foot flag to-day Cou'
pom and 0sc at The Times office.
Have that tire repaired at Hastings
vulcanising shop, North Main street. -ad.
To reduce our stock, we are selling
green slabs, mixed hard and soft wood,
for l.50 load, cash. Calder & Richard
son, phone $50,
Still limited supply OF those large
5xSfoot American flags at The Times of
flee. Cut, a coupon and present il with
Csc and get one.
Mrs. S. Y. Lcyiolette's millinery parlor
will be closed after Saturday, June IL
Hats sold at less than hall price and spe-
cial on all orders se- gradua tion.--adv.
Il. j. II. Trask of the Bay State Arte-
sian Well Co., returned to his home in
Warner, n. H., last evening, after pass
ing several days in the city on business.
The Peoples Shoe Store will give "a
discount OF 10 per cent on all lines of
J footwear to Barre customers, as well as
out-of town customers, during farere
funding week.
Center Rutland has one of the strong.
est teams in the southwestern part of the
state. This will be their first trip TO
Barre. A good game ia sure to be the
order Come out fans. Granite City
trotting park Saturday at p. m. adv.
There will be monthly meeting for
the entire membership of the Barre Board
of Trade Friday evening in the granite
manufacturers hall in the C. w. Averill
block at o'clock. Prof. A. L. Smith of
Dartmouth college, Hanover, n. H., will
be the guest of the evening and he Is to
speak on the subject OF "The Possibilities
of Modern and Efficient Commercial
Organization" IL is stated that mem
bers and others present will be given an |
opportunity to ask questions and TO dis |
cuss and present individual ideas and |
opinions on any subject of general inter
est. Refreshments will be served at the |
close of the meeting.
Flag day was accorded an appropriate
observance in the Worthen block hall last
evening when an excellent impromptu
program and get together were carried
out under the direction of the woman's
auxiliary TO the Sons OF Veterans. Mem.
bers of the latter organization were pres
emit and number of Civil war veterans
attended as guests Of the women Che
ruses, solos and Rotations were contrib
nted to the program and afterward there
was an interesting exchange of stories
and war time "reminiscences. The hall [
was attractively decorated with bunting [
md large flag suspended from the win.
low ledge proclaimed that the obsery
anee was in progress. Refreshments of
AXE and ice cream were served.
Redemptorist fathers from Worcester
Mass, Rev. Frs. Moore and Hurley, are i
preaching to large congregations at st. =
Ionica's church this week In contrast 7
% the services last week, which were for
women, the mission this week is solely ,
or men. Some Of the delivery formulas i.
opted from the Redemptorist fathers by
prominent evsngelists of to-day are used
~ the Worcester clergymen in their
lomilies to the men OF the parish, and
much has been achieved thus far in awak
ming a new interest in the church and
Is precepts. Many catholics are at
ending the mission. Services are held h
ally at 5 a. m, s a. m, and at 7:30
clock in the evening. The mission will
onclude at the end of the week.
Two days have passed since the Beau
'rummel of small-time burglars entered
he store of F. Fl. Rogers & Co. and glut-
ed his penchant for fastidious dress, yet
he chances that he has made a safe get
way are better than on the morning the
heft was discovered. Minor clues that
urned up in a forenoons examination of
he premises around the Quinlen block
ave been exhausted by the police and it
reported that the sheriff's department
as been unable to make any progress in
ne search for the Chesterfeldian burglar
esterdav At was thought that trio de
lined in Montpelier for alleged impiica-
on in a garage theft might know some.
hing of Tuesday mornings affair, but
,mparison Of notes by the Montpelier
nd Barre police did not tend to establish
strong connecting link.
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