The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

II See Abbott's house dress values.
Hi See IL paper towels for 90 at Abbott'i
See A. V. Beckley's adv. on page 5-al
Hi Womens white pumps, 81. 40, at Shea's
II See THE Bulls Eye" Bijou tomorrow
II adv.
II Mrs. Wilbur Mower was taken to tn,
III City hospital yesterday for treatment.
II Mollie King in '0n the Square Girl,
II Pathe feature, and "rhe Fighting Trail,
II Bijou to.day.--adv.
II Atty. s. HOLSTER Jackson has returned
H from Washington, ID. c., where he at
II tended fuel hearing
II Go to the Japanese Garden Party Sat.
II urday at the Barre Candy Kitchen and
H help the war chest fund.
II Miss Ora Little of Graniteville was
II brought to the City hospital yesterday
H and underwent an operation for appen-
/ dicitis.
H Great opportunity to buy a good hat
cheap. All colored hats at cost. These
goods will cost you more next year. Mrs.
+. A. Whitman.
Charles F. Black of st. Adams, an at
torney for the Central Vermont railroad,
was business visitor in Barre yesterday
and to-day.
Corp. Harry Martin of Camp Wads-
worth, Spartanburg, S. c., passed through
the city yesterday while on his way to
Williamstown, where he is passing a fur
Tough with relatives.
Attend We worthy alumni of Spauld-
ing. The annual banquet will be as
usual. Date is Thursday, June 20. Time,
$3.50 p. m. Collection viii be 81 per per-
son. payable before the Hooverized feast.
i adv.
Prof. Frederick Upper of the state
university has been engaged TO deliver
the commencement address before the
graduating class of Spaulding high school
next week. The exercises, to be held in
the opera house on the evening of Friday
June 81, are to be preceded by the Gus
tonary commencement week activities
Fred Haslam, well known monument
designer, is staying at Hotel Barre while
arranging to open designing Office in
| this city. Until recently he was located |
in Paola, Kan, where he conducted one
of the largest monument designing estab. !
lishments in the West He plans to
move his effects to Barre within a few
weeks
The game between the Goddard semi.
nary and the Fairbanks Scale company's |
baseball teams, which was arranged to
be played yesterday afternoon at the
seminary campus, was called off shortly
after noon yesterday by the ST. Johns
bury team, owing to the inclemency of
the weather. II is unlikely that the
game will be played Off, owing to the
graduation exercises of the seminary,
which occur next week.
The Park lunch cart, after witnessing
generations of epicureans pass through
nnnaf an THAR txrat m ba trat
and oblivion, slid onto the skids this
morning and began its journey to North
Barre. The Park, for many years ia.
vorite resort for travellers who enjoyed
lunch of the hasty sort, has been pur-
chased by A. G. Nye of the Jones s. Nye ,
livery, who will anchor it at 500 North ,
Main street. OF late years this seat of {
the hot tamale industry in Barre has {
fallen into disrepair, and its removal will I
improve the appearance of the square [
Private Lemuel Halligan of the 57th :
Pioneers at Camp Wadsworth, Spartan f
burg, s. C., who is passing a Is days 7
at his home in Graniteyile,
called on friends in the city yesterday {
while visiting his sister, Miss Helen Hal
igan. There are upward of 500 Yer a
nonters at Spartanburg but the 57th is I
being rapidly recruited to war strength t
with men from many states, and the il
yeterans of the regiment, anticipating d
Quincy overseas in the near future are "
n state of expectancy Private Halli il
ran states that all of the Barre boys are il
n excellent health, although chatting Ia
at their delay in getting over e,
cas- to France. fl
More than ever deep significance at v
ached to the observance OF flag day to-
ay, and while it was not observed as a ca
oliday a good many people found time in
nough to display the colors. Over a IT,
lumber of business establishments the ca
ag waved in the first sunlight that has bl
CODED the June landscape in several V,
avs. Perhaps the best part of the flag pI
ay was the renewal of old flags long III
ince worn to threads by the action of w
he wind and rain. Bright, new banners tn
ave supplanted them, and people who W
lay have seemed a bit negectful in their ar
uty toward the flag surely chose an APP he
ropriate day on which to replace the as
-orn-out flags with new ones. In the IN
Don hour a number of Barre people went m
, Graniteville, where there were flag
Using exercises at the j. X. Pifie quar- of
es \ number of Barre and Barre Town ga
Dung men who are home on furloughs sic
ere the guests of Mr.. Pirie and there af
as rousing patriotic celebration after to
he flag had been dedicated. ha