The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-05
TALK OF THE TOWN
Sale on gloves at Fits.
Caramel iee cream at Hendricks liz

Caramel ice cream at HENDRICKS IN
any quantity
Big sale all day Saturday at The
Vaughan Store.
Mrs w. l.. Adams Of Hardwiek is a
visitor at Emery Clark's.
David Craig began work this morning
in Il. M. Lyons grocery store
If you want to keep cool, get one of
those thin dresses at Ahbott's.
Alexander Porter is passing several
days with friends in Montreal, p. Q.
Mrs. Margaret Cable started work this
morning at the Paris Shirtwaist House.
The Presbyterian church choir will
meet tonight for rehearsal at 73o.
Big sale of drummers' sample waists,
value up to $3.50, choice, 81. Paris
Shirtwaist House.
Mrs. Peter NJ. Park and little daugh-
ter, Ruth, leave tomorrow for weeks
visit to Detroit Mich.
John Geales Of 5 Bugbee avenue left
yesterday for Boston, where he will visit
friends for a few days
Another lot OF those popular $500
collapsible gocarts, also the baby walk
ers, just received at Hooker
Lester Carswell of Ayers street won
the 1o0-yard dash in the Woodman con
tests at Granteyille yesterday.
/ To know just what we offer for Sat
urday special look on page 5 and read
our adv G.. n. Kenyon 4 Co.
William Mclean of Seminary street
| left yesterday morning for Montreal,
where he will remain until Monday.
| Robert Smith of Maple avenue left
| yesterday morning for Montreal, p. O.,
where he will visit relatives for few
| days.
Samuel Elwood returned last night to
his home in Mechanicsville, n. Y, after
spending several days with friends in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Magoon of Mon
tague City, Mass, have been visiting
their cousin, Mrs. Harry Dingwall, for
a few days.
Mark Cutler accompanied party of
tourists to Thetford yesterday, after
wards going to Lake Morey for a few |
days outing
Mr. and Mrs. John Como Of the Mont |
pelier road left this morning for st. Al |
bans, where they will spend several |
days with relatives.
Walter Strder returned last night to
his home in White River Junction, after |
having been the guest Of friends in the
city for a few days.
The regular quarterly church meeting |
Of the First Universalst church was ad
journed from Thursday evening to Sat I
urday evening at 1880.
Misses Alice and Esther Carroll and |
Miss Flora Murphy OF North Main
street are passing a few days in camp
at Malletts bay on Lake Champlain.
John Weafer OF Boston, who is spend
ing few weeks at his home in Morris
vile, is passing few days in the city
as the guest OF his brother, Joseph +.
Weafer Of East street
Mrs. Alma Little and son. Robert,
who have been visiting in this city as
the guests of Mrs. George Read of Wash
ington street, returned to their home at
North Montpelier last night.
Ivan Mix of White River Junction,
a former resident Of Barre and at one
time employed at the local freight offices
of the Central Vermont railroad, was
visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter NJ Parks, ir.. and
daughter, Beatrice, with Misses Nina,
Eva and Grace Mcdonald, George Muir
ray. ir., and David Mcdonald, have
gone camping for a week at Berlin pond,
Edward Carter, who has been passing
some time in the city as the guest of !
his brotherin- law, e. r. Harrington of
Church street went 10 Dorchester,
Mass, Wednesday night for a short I
stay. II
Mr., and Mrs. w. r. Guthrie Of Bos-
ton have been spending week with
Mrs. Guthrie's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. L. Dunsmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie {
are touring New Hampshire and Yer
mont in their automobile I
Ray McGrath, formerly manager Of
the Sullivan Machinery company OF this Ii
city and now at the Boston office OF |
that company, who has been spending Ii
the past few days in this city on bus
mess, returned TO Boston this noon.
The City hospital would be glad to g.,
receive any baby clothes anyone might !,
have which they do not care to keep. ,
Anyone making new for the same please
make them as plain as possible. Through Z
the kindness of friends few such have
recently been provided, I
The team for women and children to q
the Sons OF St George picnic will leave !
the Beckley street schoolhouse at $50
4. M All persons wishing to use it :
bt WI btit main sblttlt dH team |
will come up that street. All friends Z
come and have good time at Fairyiew $
park, Per order picnic committee. S
The funeral of William J. Cooney, s
whose death occurred at the state hos o
,ital in Waterbury Monday night after P
! long illness with tuberculosis was held S
rom A. w Badger & Co.'s undertaking IL
'ooms Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. The bearers were Fred, Emery A
ind Wallace Cleveland and Roy Curtis. 1
The burial took place in the Catholic d
on Beckley street. a
A union Sunday school picnic of the a
church and the Unitarian a
,hurch of Montpelier, viii be held at d
Caledonia park Tuesday, July 0, Com f
nttees are actively engaged preparing
In extensive list Of games and refresh
nents. 1t is hoped that every one cox
lected with both schools and all who
,ught to be, will attend. If stormy
Tuesday, the picnic win be held the
irst pleasant day following.
Edward p Kerwin, who has been sta