The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cash patd foi OLE. goiu and silver. +.
| +. Burr.
Hi Big specials in Shea's Shoe Store win.
dow for Saturday.
The meeting OF the Meadow Brook Golf
club has been postponed.
/ A dollar down and dollar month
puts Singer sewing machine in your
home.-adv.
Z. w, Kent has returned TO his home in
Randolph, after passing few days in
Barre and vicinity on business.
Il c. Vogini and ~ Campora left the city
yesterday for New York, where they are
making a business visit of several days.
Wanted--J0,000 doze: fresh eggs. Bring
them in any quantity, large or small, and
we will pay cash for same. Barre Cream
cry.
Public Fairgrounds will be opened at 0
a, m. on Monday for the smaller children
at Ayers street and on Tuesday at North
Barre
To reduce our stock, we are selling
green slabs, mixed hard and soft wood,
for 81 so a load, cash. Calder & Richard
son, phone $50.
A carload of horses just arrived, suit
able for all classes of work. To be sold
and exchanged at II. c. Leonard's stables,
2bS South Main street.
A meeting OF the Barre Rangers F. c.
in pavilion Saturday, June IL, at 1880
p. m. Every member is requested to be
present. Per order president.
Remember the food sale at the Presby |
terrain church on Saturday afternoon,
June II. Baked beans, doughnuts, pies,
cake, etc Sale from 80 to 5.--adv.
"Dolly's Scoop" with Lon CLANCY and
Louise Lovely; 1.-The Deacon's Waterloo"
with Eddie Lyons, Lee Moran and Betty |
Compson, and also the L. A. w. at the
Bijou today.--adv.
Girls who have Joined the sewing club
will meet at 2 p. m. in the following
school buildings: On Monday at Brook
street; Wednesday at Msthewson; Fri
day at North Barre.
Mrs. c. s. Richardson of Washington
was a visitor in the city this morning
while on her way to Sherbrooke, p. O.,
where she plans to make visit of sew
eral days with relatives.
If the party who took the aluminium
numbers from the foot of the pole at the ,
corner of Summer and Cottage streets
will return the same to the Vermont |
Telephone & Telegraph company, they !
will avoid considerable trouble and ex
pense.--adv.
Alexander Cruickshank has gone to
MorrisvilIe where he has been engaged
to act as foreman in the Mould & Davis
stoneshed. Mr. Cruickshank assumed his
new duties this week and expects to
move his family to Morrisville within a
short time.
Matthew Haley of Maple avenue, who !
returned to the city yesterday, after an
absence of several days, has been engaged Z
in setting the Mary Baker Eddy memo 4
rial in Mount Auburn cemetery at Cam
bridge Mass. The Eddy monument was
cut out of Vermont granite and is re
garded as one of the finest private memo !
rails in greater Boston.
Mrs. Charles Loso and children OF Ma
pie avenue returned to the city yesterday
from Chazy, n. Y, where they accom-
panied the remains of Mr.. Loso for bur
isl Among the floral tributes at Mr.,
Loso's funeral were the following <
Wreath from wife; carnations, Mr.. and =
Mrs. A. Blair, Mr. and Mrs. j. Crawford, Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Beaulac Mr. and 4
Mrs. +. L, Gregoire, MIR, and Mrs. J. Di- z
necn, Mr.. and Mrs. Anguin, Mr.. and Mrs. \
Dunleavey, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Skerritt and =
Mr. and Mrs Ducharme Through The z
Times Mrs. Loso wishes TO thank all who :
aided her during her bereavement and =
Tor the beautiful floral tributes. <
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Clark of Granite Z
Vile, who were married in Burlington =
June 5, were given welcoming reception 2
IN their arrival home Tuesday evening, Z
lfter honeymoon trip through northern !
New York Many friends of the groom 2
md his bride gathered at the home of 3
Edward McGlynn to greet the couple as Z
hey arrived in the village. IL was a <
complete surprise coupled with a recep- \
ion, that the principals will not forget z
light away. number of fine presenta- (
ions were made and refreshments were 2
erved. Mr.. Clark is employed in Jones Z
Bros quarry and the couple are to reside !
n Graniteville. The bride was formerly 2
Hiss Anna NJ Seckington of Moriah Cen (
er, N. Y. 2
On the eve Of his departure for an ex- !
ended sojourn in Scotland, his native -
and, Robert Stewart was rendered a Joy -
us surprise party at the home of Mrs. 90.
thompson on Spaulding street last even
1g Nearly 80 friends. OF Mr.. Stewart
Dung men and young women, were pres
Mt 10 make LneH lHTeNeli, anu MUCH
lerrymaking prevailed. In behalf of the /
ompany, Alexander Porter presented Mr..
tewsrt handsome solid gold stickpin, !
IT with a diamond. The recipient of the
oxen responded in feeling measures.
fterward there was an impromptu pro
ram of singing and speaking and sub
tantial luncheon was served before the
uests were permitted to depart. Mr..
tewart left to-day for New York and
iils tomorrow on the American liner
Philadelphia, for Glasgow. Among those
no contributed solos were: James
QUITS, Mrs. James Mitchell, James
lack. Annie Anderson. James Gauld,
-rs George Cormack, James Webster,
Gorge Aitken, James Stewart. Robert <
tewart, Alexander Porter. William
-alker and Isabella Thomson. Aud A
ang Syne" and "Will We No Come Back
gain?" were rendered in concert. with
by William Walker
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