The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Best choice of white and figured voiles
for dresses. Little Dry Goods Store,
D Cottage street.-adv.
Public dance in Rowland hall Wednes-
day evening after the band concert. Gill
bertson's orchestra. adv.
d. A. Perry auctioneer, conducted a
sale of registered stock for George j.
Perkins in Hardwick to-day
Don't forget to phone 1872 when
you're ready to sell your rags, rubbers,
magazines, etc. Abram Fine.
The Baptist choir will meet for re-
hearsal Wednesday night at Z o'clock in
stead of $780, as was announced.
Harry Fisher, a graduate of Norwich
university, has gone to Mortified to at
! tend the commencement week exercises
at the university.
The regular meeting of Barre lodge,
N. E. 0. F., tomorrow night will begin
at 7 o'clock, as there is an initiation of
candidates
Dean NJ Brock, night clerk at Hale's
tavern, Wells River, visited yesterday
and to-day at his home on Washington
street this city.
Miss Hazel 0gston of Springfield,
Mass, is in the city visiting. at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, A.
0gston Of South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Brock and daugh-
ter and Mr. and Mrs. George Martin, all
of Newbury, spent Sunday at the home
Of Il. c. Brock on Washington street.
Robert Knox has resumed his duties
at Jones brothers plant as draughts-
man after two years absence in France
with the American expeditionary forces
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
Notice, ladies of the Baptist church:
Mrs Mason invites you to her house for
the study of missions Wednesday at
2:30. win you not make a special effort
to be present?
Through the J. J. Dashner & Son real
estate agency, Rudolph Anderson's farm
in Washington was sold to Henry Rock
Of Washington Mr., Rock buys for a
home and takes possession soon.
Rt, Rev. G. Y. Bliss, d. d., bishop CO.
adjutor of Vermont, win preach in the
Church of the Good Shepherd Friday,
June 10, at s p. m. and confirm a class,
The public in general is cordially invited.
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 Csc.
A. G. Dunbar, former resident of
this city but now Of Chicago, who il
connected with the j. A. Anderson Gran
tie company, one of the largest retail
firms in the Windy city, is passing sew
eral days in the Barre district on bust
ness
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 will
be worth your money. Don't miss it,.
adv
Maeeabees, attention! Special meet
ing Wednesday evening at o'clock
sharp to receive applications for mem
bership, to ballot on candidates and to
transact any other necessary business
Officers and members please take notice
of change of time and be on hand
promptly.
Miss Flora Houston, a graduate nurse
Of the Barre City hospital, Miss Annie
Buchanan and Miss Isabelle McHardy,
have been informed that all passed the
state examinations taken month ago
at Montpelier and are now qualified to
be registered nurses.
A piano recital will be given by Miss
Hazel Mackay, assisted by George f
Mackay, baritone soloist, at Miss GLADYS
N. Gales studio, As Wellington street,
Friday evening at o'clock, as a post
poned musicale Of the Barre Womans
club. The general public is invited at
the usual Is cents admission,
]. r. Rutherford. for several wears
branch manager Of the b. f. Goodrich
Rubber company at Burlington, has been
transferred to the Boston sales organiza-
tion, During his stay in the state he
has made many friends among the auto.
mobile trade. He viii be succeeded by
b. P. Fitzpatrick, for six years a mem
Der Of b, F. Goodrich sales force.
The Brook street Cannonballs finished
q three game series with the Berlin
street FOUNDERS at Intercity park sun.
day afternoon. The Brook street team
won their second game of the series by
7-3. Batteries for the teams were How
ard Parks, w Ross for the CannobalIs,
Erman Cato, Luigi Peroni for the
Founders.
Miss Rosa Trow returned to Barre yes
terday after several months stay with
her brother, Edgar, in Cliftondale, Mass.
State Commissioner Of Education NJ
B. Hillegas and party Of teachers came
to Barre this morning and in three auto
mobiles, those Of Mr.. Illlegas, T. L.
Smith & Co and Stephen Rizzi, went to
the granite quarries on a sightseeing
tour.
The civic committee of the Barre
Woman's club is planning to hold an
antique exhibit in connection with the
peony show at the Church street school
house in the near future Featuring the
glory and beauty Of the flowers in com
bination with the interest aroused in the
many old, historic and beautiful things
OF past days is sure to be appreciated by
the general public Mark it down in
your appointment calendar as one Of the
special treats you are going to give your
self and be sure TO attend Look for
date i'll later issue.
Raymond Martin and wife have re.
turned to this city and are to make
their home during the summer months
az