The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-20
TALK OF THE TOWN


Saturday bargains ut Abbott's.
Wanted,-l0 second hand ranges to cx-
change for new Andes ranges. y. A,
Prindles Depot square.
Miss Mary Mccarthy of Summer street
visited friends in Waterbury yesterday.
Boys and girls should read the Board
OF Trade ad now appearing, in regard
to winning ten dollars in gold.-ady.
Call l52-W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates. Vermont Trucking g. Sales Co.
General markdown ON all colored
trimmed hats; a few at Sl.gs to $2.9S.
See window display, at Mrs Fosters
adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Guillette of Camp
street left to-day for Burlington, where
they will spend the week end with rela.
tives.
Wellman c. Whitney of Springfield,
Mass will speak and give test in G, A. r.
hall, Montpelier, next Sunday, May 81,
at 2:30 and p. m.
At Berlin street grounds Saturday,
May 20, Goddard VS. Italian A.sC. Weaf-
er and Comolli will be pitted against
Davidson and Quinn.
j Nhi' aiil hlS. DdlltN IL N}oOh VI Sphlh
Main street have returned to the city,
after passing a few days in Wolcott as
the guest of Mr., and Mrs. George II.
Cook
Thomas r. Waterman, tenor soloist,
vocal teacher and coach, win be at IL
Wellington street Monday May % from
2 to s and to p. m. Tel 1881 or
Hotel Barre.--adv.
CAROLS orchestra left yesterday aft
ernoon for Burlington where they fur
nished music last evening for a dance
given at Hotel Vermont by the Delta Psi
fraternity of the University of Vermont. |
The Times is requested to state that |
the Mrs. Lillian Robinson who was in
county court recently on the charge of |
perjury is not Mrs. Lillian Robinson, |
wife of Orlando Robinson of 80 Miles |
block, Barre
Another shipment of those dainty and /
stylish waists Just arrived. Come early, |
as their beauty will soon sell them. See
the much -talked-of suffragette hat, LIB
erty Gage" now on display. Mrs. w. +.
Shepard, Rowland building
If the party who was seen to take the
parcel from the Woolworth five and ten
cent store between the hours of 2;30 and
81: 80 Thursday afternoon will return the
same to the office of the above named
firm they will save further action on the
part of the owner. adv.
All the men of the Congregational
church, who are interested in the mems
class, are invited to come and hear Prof.
Carl Vose Woodbury. of Norwich univers-
ity, who will speak to the class to-mor
row. The class meets in the Baraca
room during the Sunday school hour ,
from II to | o'clock.
Mrs II. 0. Worthen, who spent the
winter with her daughter, Miss Grace
Worthen, at Monrovia, Cal, returned to
Barre last evening, having stopped in
for two weeks with her
sons while en- route to Barre. Until her
residence on Keith avenue is opened, Mrs.
Northen il at the home OF Mrs. Alma II,
Perry of 81 Elm street.
In the presence of two witnesses, Ralph
Bennett OF Roxbury writes The Times .
hat he was not in Barre 10 visit his
BROTHER, George, as stated in Wednes
lays paper, and he also states that he
s not able to leave home and has not
'een able since leaving the hospital.
f. Salamna, who has been visiting u
riends in Barre for several days, left ;,
he city yesterday for Boston, where he E
] to remain for a week before returning =
o his home in San Francisco. He was
ccompanied to Boston by Rudolph
iaini, who will return to his home in X
Iilford, n. H., after spending the week y
nd in the Hub.
Male members Of the graduating class \
Spanlding high school, assisted by r
ONE members of the faculty, were at
-ork to-day on the new beachers which Il
he class donated to the school to be j
rected on its Lincoln grounds. 1t was i
he understanding that the boys in the n
lass, under the direction Of Contractor
. B. Lane, should do most OF the work :
putting up the benches, but few =
lembers of the faculty have expressed !,
leir willingness to aid. Coach Brown :,
1ok his team to Inter-city park for +,
ractice yesterday afternoon in prepare y
on for the game with Montpelier high :,
.hool, which is to be played there next N