The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-17
TALK OF THE TOWN
Special wash skirts at vaughan's.

II MISS Ihyllls FAR returned TINS morl
ing to her home in Rochester, where 81
II is TO pass the summer.
II MIR. and Mrs, T. d. Spooner and Mr.
II G. H. Adams have returned from Wis
with friends in Waterbury.
Miss Ruth Warden went this mornin
to South Ryegate, where she is passin
the weekend with relatives.
First holy communion for children Q
81. Monica's church Sunday morning
!! June Is, at the 9 o'clock mass.
II Miss Cassie Shores Of South Mai
H street has gone to Windsor, where sh
III is passing week with relatives.
II Ex.Goy. Allen M. Fletcher of Cavendisl
III Is registered at Hotel Barre while pass
II ing several days in this vicinity.
II Mrs. r. H. Brown left the city yes
II terday for Burlington, where she i
II making visit of several days with rel
H atives.
II Nelson Brown of Cliff street returned
\ to Barre to-day for the summer, aftel
4 completing his freshman year at Dart
1 mouth college, Hanover, n. II.
H Mrs. Anne Stuart of Spaulding street
leaves the city this evening for REQ
Il Granite, Wis, where she is to make a
stay of three months with relatives.
| Mrs. s. h. Laviolettes millinery parlor
will be closed after Saturday, June IL
Hats sold at less than half price and spe-
cial on all orders for graduation.adv
The condition of Joseph Rabideau OF
Elm street, who was removed TO the
City hospital for treatment several days
ago, is reported to be somewhat inn
proved.
Beginning Saturday, June IL, and con
tinuing for one week, all millinery will
be sold at a 20 per cent discount. Come
and make your selection early. Mrs. II.
s. Miles, 20 North Main street.
| A large stock Of Victor victrolas and
records to select from. Prices of victro.
las, Sl5, s25, $40, $50, SIS, 500. $3.50, 5000
Sold on easy payments at Bailey's Music
Rooms, IA Elm street, Barrie. VT.
| DR.. Cross of Williamstown leaves Sun
day morning for Manchester and New
York City. He will be gone until July
20. During his absence his practice will
be taken by Doctors Woodruff, Stewart
and Wark.
Miss Mary Tomasi, who is attending
Smith college at Northampton, Mass,
arrived in the city last evening to pass
the summer at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Sanguinetti, of North
Main street
Mrs. Alexander cruickEhank Of Summer
street states that her family does not
contemplate removing to Morrisville, al
though her husband has temporarily as
sumed his duties as foreman of the
Mould & Davis stoneshed in that village.
Rev. DR.. Vincent Eaton Tomlinson of
Worcester, Mass, who is TO deliver the
commencement sermon before the grad |
yates of Goddard seminary in the Uni /
versalist church Sunday morning, will ar
rive in the city this afternoon to be the |
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. O. X. HOLSTER
of Merchant street through the week
end.
The city charity and police depart
ments joined to-day in extending aid to I
a youth who had spent the past three
nights in box car. The lad was in dire
straits until the authorities extended /
aid and assisted him in preparing for a
shank's mare trip to Boston. The boy
said he arrived in Boston recently from
Scotland.
Prof. A. L. Smith of Dartmouth col
lege, who spoke before the Barre Board
Of Trade last evening was guest of
OF that organization in a tour
Of some of the granite quarries this fore
noon, the party including A. p. Abbott
and Sec III. A. Phelps. Sec r. H. Abbott
IF the Washington County Farm bureau
also was a member of the party. Prof.
Smith returned early this afternoon to
Hanover, n. H.
A New Hampshire contractor who came .
% Barre two weeks ago hung out his
Help Wanted" flag in the labor market 1
md exhausted his persuasive powers for [
wo days in an effort TO procure help on
job which is under way near Berlin,
\. H. He offered a wage nj sl.75 per
ay with bed and board to boot, but he
vas compelled to leave the city with 90
t the p vacancies on his list untitled. N
The annual business meeting OF the
athena club was held at tie home OF
irs. Waterman of Washington street
'rday afternoon, when the following Of
GERS for the ensuing year were elected;
resident, Mrs. Nicholas Veale; vice
resident Mrs. George Morris; secretary, Il
Irs. Edwin Keast; treasurer, Mrs Hous- 4
on. Mrs. Willis Lebourveau u Dover, "a
'el.. who, with her son, Ulrich. has been y
isiting friends in Barre, was the guest Il
the club. About o'clock a bountiful 4
upper was served in the dining room. e
Two Goth wedding anniversaries were
at the Holden cottage on the b
ntsome wash OF Berlin pond last even n
e by Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Tilden IA
nd Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Eaton, who III
ere entertained by number Of their 81
lends A substantial 6 O'Clock dinner n
as followed by an evening of story tell Il
g and "reminiscences, the party return
z TO Barre in automobiles shortly be- n
re midnight. Their anniversaries oc- 8
Irring at the same season, for several E
,ars Mr.. and Mrs. Tilden and Mr.. and
rs. Eaton have celebrated jointly. 81
At ST. Monica's church Sunday even 4
e, the mission for the men of the par II
h, which has been in progress through q
It the week, will be concluded Last
ening Rev. Fr O'Brien preached on y
he Prodigsl Son" before a large con
egation that included many non Cath
cs. Frs Moore and 0'Brien are not
injected with the Redemptorist order az
eviously stated. but are secular priests II
10 are affiliated with the Roman Cath