The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

silk waists special at Vaughan's.
ChiIdren's 81 gingham dresses at Alb
bolts
Harold Morse of Maple avenue began
work this morning in the office Of the
Barre garage on jefferson street.
improvements to the entrance to the
Bijou theatre in the Arcade block were
gotten under way by carpenters to-day
Miss Ethel Badger OF East Montpelier
who was formerly engaged here as a
nurse, visited friends in the city Satur-
day.
Rev. Bailey G. Lipsky OF French street
returned to the city Saturday from Sara
| toga, N. ". where he attended the gen
eral Methodist conference.
d. ID. Smith of Montreal, P. O., who
was formerly engaged in the clothing
business here, is visiting at the home of
Donald Smith of Perry street.
See ad.: Stock of groceries and fixtures
to be sold at auction sale at 5l7 North
Main street Tuesday, May g. at , p. III.
B. p. Shadroui. @. II. Hale. auctioneer,
To Rent-Two front rooms, nicely fur
nSshed Gas range, electric lights. Man
and wife preferred. Suitable for light
housekeeping. Mrs. Sowden, SO fremont
street.
Universal presents Hobart Bosworth in
"The Target" one Of the strongest plays
ever written on the old but ever new sub |
ject of the unehanging love OF a mother
for her son. AT the Bijou Tuesday. adv. |
Mr.. and Mrs B. p White of Maple |
Grove have gone to Morrisville, where
they are to make a brief visit in the |
home Of their son, Maurice b. White, be- /
fore going. to morrow, to Greensboro TO /
pass the season at their summer camp
on Lake Caspian.
Fritz Jackson. who recently purchased
north store of the Morse block. reopened
the place of business this morning. With
an augmented force Of clerks Mr.. Jack
son will conduct the store in connection
with his coal business.
Weston A. Cate. 1918 graduate of
Goddard seminary, who is a student in
the Canton Theological seminary at st.
Lawrence university, Centon, ~ Y, is to
be the summer pastor of the Uniyersalist
at East and North Montpelier.
Mr. Cate expects to assume his duties
sometime in the latter part of June.
The quoting season in Barre had its
official opening at the club OF the Gran
tie City in the south end Saturday. when
a local competition resulted as follows.
Sauld ,, Thomson 10; Main 5, Greig
25; Rennie 8. Slora 25; Milne 6, Laird
%. A sizeable gathering of those who
nave interested themselves in the COM
petition Of past years was present and
4 the attendance NAV be taken as
forecast, the interest in the matches
scheduled for the present season will be
maintained at high pitch In the even
ng the members Of the club and num- :
,er OF their guests enjoyed a get-together
n the club pavilion near Mil street
Among the visitors in Barre through :
he week end were the following people.
'Ir. and Mrs. C. A. Steans and c. II. 4
'tearns OF johnson. II. D. Holden. T. l.. .
Perry. v. Patterson and C. C. Smith OF
Burlington. F. J. knight of Waterbury e
Iarl V. Woodbury. of Mortified. Mr.. snd
FRS. ". T. Earl Mr. and Mrs Thomas {
.kinner and p. y. Moves Of Oneida. y.
=. DR.. j II Foote Of Burlington. B. Il.
tart and ~ " Forsythe Of 81. Albsns,
}. A Thwiag and r. ". Thwing Of 81
ohnsburv. Mr.. and Mrs. A. :. TAYLOR Of
ebanon. \. H, Or. r. z. Ayers and two
hildren Of White River Junction, Mr.
nd Mrs n T. Kelly Of Burlington. Mr. (
nd Mrs. Neil y. JlaWson OF Brattlebor0
oval lord 81 Burlington. Miss Charlotte
isher and Miss Aieline Clifford OF Beth
]. Miss ]. A. Dole oi Boston Mr.. and
Irs Alex. T. Beatou OF south Ryeate. {
}. X. Farnsvorti'os Rutland, D. q. slater
h.. j.. p. MeCarten. T.. J.. Prouty. j. p.
ambert. c. p Bigeicu. A. p. Cobleieh. I
/ 7. Han aud e. L. Macdonald Of New
81.