The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-22


$3.50, at Perfysi
An roads lead TO Goldsbury park to.
morrow afternoon. Band concert and
auction sale Of building lots.
W. II. Messcr. carpenter and builder,
1913 Orange street, telephone Il-ll. First
class workmen furnished By day or hour.
o. J. L. Matthews returned yesterday
from a two weeks pleasure trip thorough
the middle West and to points in Can
ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton II. Beede who
had been visiting al the home Of 5. Al.
Allen, left this morning for The Welrss
N. H.
II. j. Morgan returned TO his home IN
this city Yesterday, after passing several
days IN Laconia and Lakeport, n. H., on
business
Mrs. F. X. Chase returned yesterday
10 her home in Chelsea Mass, after
visiting with relatives here for the past
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Marvin returned
Yesterday to their home IN Montrea
Que. after spending several days With
friends here.
The roof that needs no paint saves
money, time. worry and troubles sold
BY J. 7. Callagaan, 800 North Main
street. Barre. yt.
Your attention is called 70 the Frank
McWhorter company window for a spien-
did line Of mems and boys negiigee
shirts at sos each.
Grin Tetreanlt, who has been passing
month with friends IN this city and
vicinity. left yesterday for his home IN
West Chazy, \. Y.
If S. Rounds returned last night from
Bellows Falls. where he has been attend
ing the convention 81 the Vermont I'm.
deftakers association.
The Barre Golf club expects 70 send d
team Of ten or more golf players 70
I Greensboro tomorrow for q match with
club Of summer people e that re.
sort.
Rev. F. A. Poole win preach, both
morning and evening on Sunday, July p,
AZ the nnou service ii the Methodist
church. A cordial invitation Is extended
to AL
Mr. and Mrs. S. S Cole Of North
Ceftsbury, who are taking g carriage
trip through Washington aud Orange
counties. visited IN this city and Aont.
pelier yesterday.
The contest for the goldfish aquarium
az the Columbus Pharmacy was won by
Mas AHnice McGue, who polled total
81 2.8I0 votes Miss Norma Baratelit
was a close second, with 2.5Qe votes
Nj w. 81 A. dance At Rowland hall
Saturday, July %, with Riiey's orches-
tra. which will execute at least Il new
numbers on that night Come and dance
10 the latest music. Admission for gents
soc. ladies Zoe.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Armstrong
and son arrived in the city to-day and
win pass several weeks with friends
mere. Mr.. Armstrong; father was chair
man of the committee which had IN
charge the erection Of the FIRST Church
Of Christ, Scientist, IN Boston,
Notice to fruit dealers All fruit and
vegetable dealers within the city Of Barre
win be required to cover all fruit, ber-
RES and vegetables that they offer for
sale outside Of their stores or on the side
walks with clean screencoth or some
thing Of that kind ALSO to have all
such goods raised from the floor or
walk at least two and one-hall feet, to
serve as protection from dogs, from this
date On. July %, 1910. Per order Of
board Of health.
Association footballers, notice. All
! football PLAYERS wishing to enter team
"a compete for the five $500 suit cases
70 be presented to the winning team IN
the ilve-a.side football contest at Clan
Gordon picnic Saturday, August 9, must
make their entry on OF before Monday,
August L as the teams viii be drawn
that evening All information can be
had by communicating with Jas +. FL
rick. secretary, Clan Gordon Office, Quin-
len block, Barre, vt.
some artist blessed with acute OBJ
! servation favored the New York Tele-
graph last Sunday with pen and ink
sketch Of the Pavilion theatre Of this
eity. and the newspaper gave the sketch
prominent position The sketcn is en-
titled. aThe Pavilion Theatre Barre, VT
sxetched from life and credit is given
ia the following: Thanks to Lester D
Mayme for original sketch The draw
ling indicates that the artist was not
wholly satisfied with life when here.
According to the year book just issued
BY the Automobile club Of Vermont
there are IL operators licenses in this
city and IS registrations including deal.
ers who are privileged to hold more than
one automobile under the same registra-
ton. Including these extra machines
which the dealers have, there are prob
lablv one hundred automobiles N this
city. The highest registered horsepower
cars are the Matheson-six Of John W
Gordon. William NJ Holden and Fred p
Ladd. with i rating Of 40 horsepower
Montpelier has l22 operators licenses
and So registrations.