The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

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E. Burr.
See the house dresses at Csc at the
Vaughan Store
Regular meeting Queen OF Forest circle,
No 357, Friday night at 1880 sharp.
Trimmed and untrimmed hats in all
colors at half price. Mrs. G. r. Wood.
Regular meeting of st. Johns court,
No. 522, G. o. f., tonight at 1880 o'clock.
A son was born Monday, June 10, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh G. Boyce of Academy
street.
All styles women's white footwear at
Shea's Shoe Store, merchants week, $l.20
per pair.
Regular meeting of j. b. Mead circle
No. /, Ladies of the G.. A. r., Friday
afternoon at 2:30.
Dry soft slabs, 81. 80 load, dry mixed
slabs Sl.75, dry hard slabs, $3.50, cash.
Calder & Richardson, phone $50.
Cab l52-W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates Vermont Trucking & Sales Co.
Wanted--30,00J doze. fresh eggs. Bring
them in any quantity, large or small, and
we will pay cash for same. Barre Cream
cry.
| Sons of Veterans representing Major
| l.. A. Abbott camp were in Montpelier
last evening to attend ceremonial of the
organization.
A carload OF horses just arrived, suit
able for all classes of work To be sold
and exchanged at H. C. Leonard's stables,
26s South Main street.
Mrs. Charles Jenkins, who was called
to Barre by the sudden death of her ia
Their, t. r. Holder, returned to her home
in Milo, Me-, yesterday.
Mrs. Sarah 0. Huntington Of Highland
avenue leaves this evening for a several
weeks stay at the home of Frank Rich
ardson in East Brookfeld.
The Old Cutler Corner School assoeia
tion will hold its annual picnic at Dewey |
park Saturday, July |. All memb ers and
friends are cordially invited.
William Robertson of Boston, who was |
formerly a resident of Barre, arrived in
the city this morning for visit with
his sister, Miss Anna Robertson.
Mrs. William Mitchell of South Main
street is passing the week in Graniteville
with her father, John Reason. Mr. Mitch.
ell is visitor in Boston this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank French of Woods
vile, n. H., have been passing several
days in the city as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Steward of Mount street.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Rich of Granville,
who formerly made their home in Barre,
are passing several days in Websterville
as guests in the home of John McFar-
land.
Ten dollars allowed on your old sewing
machine in exchange for our special guar
anteed $35 sewing machine; So down and
81 per week. f. A. Prindle, Depot .
square.
James Smith, Walter A. Doubleday and
Thomas Maloney of White River juno.
ion were in the city last evening to at
end the session of naturalization court 4
1t city halls
Fayette G. Cutler Of North Main street
eft the city last evening for Cambridge,
Mass, where he is to set granite memo
'ial cut by local manufacturer, in I
Mount Auburn cemetery.
Palmist and Clairvoyant- Consult "the I
title wonder" of Washington, D. G.. gift !
d trance medium. Wonderful nantes I
ations OF second and third sights In
orsed by 30 states. Room ls Buzzell
otel
The following players will represent
he Meadow Brook Golf club at the Barre
off links on Saturday afternoon-G.
'raser, j. Mercer, G.. Stewart. J. Black,
J. Mercer A. Birnie, J. Palmer, j. Me. I
cod, A. Murray; reserves, j. Geals, ID.
IcDonald, D. Mcleod, w. Gellatly. J. :
raser, A. Milne. 2
Mrs. Frank G. Rogers Of is Richardson y
treet, who has been passing several days <
18th relatives in South Roynlton, re-
lrned to the city last evening. She was Z
let at South Royalton by her son, Ralph :
/. Rogers, who is to pass the summer in 2
ARE, after having completed his first Z
ear at Yale university, New Haven, =
onn. Z
An enjoyable card party was held in !
nights of Columbus hall yesterday aft 2
noon by the L. A., A. o. H. The first Z
rize for 500 was awarded Mrs A. w. =
cattle, and the consolation prize to Mrs. 2
j. Owen. First prize in whist to Mrs. !
Marion and consolation prize to Mrs 2
Grogan. similar party will be held <
,xt week. =
Two lads Of tender age classed now as z
corrigibles in the juvenile court record 3
city hall, were sentenced to-day to =
rye the remainder OF their mlnorities <
the state industrial school in Yer
nnes. Leslie Aiken, who will be l0S
lily 4, and Daniel McBayne, jr., who was !
May %, will be transferred to the z
ate school tonight. In sending the (
VS. to Nergennes, Magistrate H. w.
oft placed a good deal of the blame on Z
e parents of the youngsters. A few /
,eks ago young Aiken's father, NJ. Lee 2
ken, appeared in court with the son !
d professed to have reached the end of
parental tether in governing the lad <
ken, likewise the elder Bayne, received !
e benefits accruing from a sound talk 9.
the Judge and the boys were placed ~
probation. Recently they have com =
tied larcenies in several stores about :
IN, displaying a good bit of ingenuity :
getting away with the goods. s..