The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

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+. G. Cutler was a business visitor in
! Bradford for the past few days
| Superintendent of Schools l.. d. Smith
OF Wells River visited the local schools
| to-day.
Mrs. Alexander Gordon of Spaulding
street returned to-day from vacation
| trip to Boston.
| Best choice of white and figured voiles
for dresses. Little Dry Goods Store,
8 Cottage street.--adv.
Call at Mrs. Warrants for your white
hat at right prices. All black and col
ored hats at one-half price.adv.
! r. l.. McGoyern of Hartford, Conn,
well-known retail monumental dealer,
is in the city for a few days on business
Francis Mcdonald in "Tony America, :"
a Triangle feature, and a Sennett com
1 edy, Dimples and Dangers" Bijou to-
1 day.adv.
! The ladies' guild aid of the Church of
the Good Shepherd will meet at the home
/ of Miss Mae Dale, % Green street, Tues
/ day evening at 1880 o'clock
| The woman's association of the Con-
gregational church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30. Regular business
meeting and missionary program.
| Wanted "A young man as clerk Must
be good penman, quick and accurate in
! figures. Must have the best of refer
ences. Address "P," care Times Office
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred d. Ladd left this
afternoon by automobile for Northamp
ton, Mass, where their daughter, Miss
Freda Laid, is q student Miss Ladd
will return to Barre with them later in
the week
| DIR. D. C. Jarvis and wife started this
morning on a vacation trip of week to
Atlantic City, n. j. While there Dr.
Jarvis will attend the annual convention
of the americana Medical association, held
I this week.
! Alumni, former students, faculty, SEN
Tors, Juniors of Spaulding, together with
| their husbands wives or sweethearts, are
hereby cordially invited to the alumni
ball to be held in S. II. S. assembly hall,
June Is. Tickets. ST. extra ladies 3jc.
A l0-cent party for everybody at the
! Baptist church Tuesday evening, June
10, at o'clock An excellent program
will be given, including the play, "A
Monday Morning at the Parsonage by
IL ladies and one man. This alone win
be worth your money. Don't miss it,
adv.
Thomas Carroll, jr., son of Mr.. and
! Mrs Thomas Carroll of $50 North Main
| street, has returned to his home in this
city after an absence of many months
| spent in Florida at the aerial training
station and with the 34sth aero squad
ron in France, He has been honorably
discharged from the service.
John Bressett. arrested yesterday on a
charge of breach of the peace upon
Alexander Coutts, a bartender az the
| papin saloon ON North Main street,
pleaded guilty before Judge Scott this
morning in city court, whereupon he was
| fined s. and costs of So, which he paid.
| H. w. Durham was released after fur.
nishing Sl2.75 for a first olfense of in
! toxieation.
Saturday night when the Washington
/ street car was about to make its last
! trip from the hill, stones thrown against
| the track about opposite Mount street,
allowed the car TO leave the rails and
swerye into the road. No one except the
motorman and conductor happened to be
! riding and neither of them sustained any
injury. The hill at this point is rather
steep and with rather sharp turn. The
repair ear with a gang of workmen was
1 summoned to the spot and shortly after
! II o'clock the car was again upon the
| tracks and on its way to the car barn.