The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ten per cent. discount on working
shoes at Tildens.
If you want to keep cool, get one OF
those thin dresses at Abbott's.
C. A. Calderwood has returned to st
Johnsbury, after passing few days
with his son in this city.
Another lot OF those popular $500
eollapsible gocarts, also the baby walk
ers, just received at Hooker's.
To know just what we offer for Sat.
urday special, look OH page and read
our adv. c. n. Kenyon & Co.
Mrs. Alanson Spry returned yesterday
to her home in Augusta, Me-. after
weeks visit in Barre and Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miers OF Keith
avenue leave tomorrow for Worcester,
where they will enjoy weeks outing
Alfredo Laurie of Plainfield is spend
ing several days with relatives on Scam
PM square.
John Frontini of Foss street returned
to this city last night from Waterbury
where he has been spending the past
week with relatives.
Miss Marietta Work. who has been
visiting relatives in this city for the
past few weeks, returned this morning
! to her home in West Bolton.
| Automobile For Hire--I will carry par
ties in my automobile by the day or
hour, at reasonable rates. H. II. Patch,
rs Washington street Tel. 35l-ll.
Mrs. Joseph Valley, who has been
visiting relatives on Brook street in this
city and in Graniteville left this morn
ing for her home in Champaign, N. Y.
Paul Waterman OF Washington street
is passing few days in camp at Elligo
pond at Craftsbury. He intends to re-
turn to this city the first OF next week.
William Blake, who has been spend
ing several days in the city as a guest
of his brother, Donald Blake, of Mer-
chant street, left yesterday for his home
in Albany, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Cook OF High
land avenue left this noon for Mt. Yer
non, n H. where they were called to at
tend the funeral of George q. Averill,
Mrs. Cooks uncle.
Mrs, George Troup, who was called
to Barre by the death of her mother
Mrs. Resale Gravelin, which occurred
in Waterbury, will leave tonight for
her home in Portland, Me.
John Weafer of Boston will return
to his former home in Morrisyille this
afternoon, after passing a few days in
the city as the guest OF his brother,
Joseph f. Weafer Of East street.
Eugene Moody, Frank Bedan and
Thomas O'Brien, who have been passing
a few days in Barre as guests OF Deputy
Sheriff A. NJ. Morrison of Batchelder
court, returned yesterday to their home
in Waterbury.
There will be dance in Miles hall |
Wednesday evening. Admission, 75c per |
couple. The Barre opera house orches- |
ira, six pieces, will furnish music. There |
will be no dance tonight ON account of |
the hot weather.
Lyle Craig, 1912 graduate at Cod
lard seminary, who has been playing /
baseball for the past few weeks with
The Graniteville A. C. of the Sunset |
league, left yesterday for his home Mt
N. H.
The condition Of Louis Hoar, the son
street, who fractured a rib while play
NC baseball recently, continues TO slow
" improve. The young man is still
confined to the house.
A. A. Lamorey Of Cliff street left the
,ity this morning on a business trip
20 Springfield and Windsor. He was
accompanied by w. c. Johnson, who is
.aking two weeks vacation from his
luties in the Peoples National bank.
Mrs. George Quigley and daughter,
Hiss Ruth Quigley, of Boston, former
esidents Of Barre, are visiting at the
lome of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. House
If West street. They will also visit in
before returning to Bos-
on.
George L. Gee of Cliff street. returned
o this city last night from Vergennes,
where he took part in the Board of
Trade pageant on the Fourth of July.
n Mr. Gees estimation, the pageant this
ear excelled anything ever held in the
'ast.
A runaway occurred near the Everett I
iorse place In Maple corner the evening
f the Fourth, and Miss Muriel Gould of |
his city, who was returning to Barre I
With her escort from Curtis pond, was
brown from the carriage and bruised
nd otherwise injured Another team,
n which Miss Houston and her escort
we're riding, went over a bank and ran !
mile or more before il was stopped.
Hiss Houston was somewhat injured
Union Park Services The Baptist,
Iethodist, Universalist and Congrega-
ional churches will unite in Sunday
yening services in the city park during
uly and August, the pastors of these {
hurches doing the preaching The serv ,
res will begin at $3.50 p. m. 1t is the
esire to make these services helpful to
he community. DIR. J. w. Barnett of
he Congregational church will preach
o-morrow evening. All who can sing
re urged to gather around the band
tand and help with the music If it
aims, the service will be held in the
church.
By ten days time c. s. Andrews, the
roprietor of the Peoples Shoe store,
itends to have enlarged his quarters
nd be occupying the store at ] Pearl
treet, recently left vacant by the Barre a
lectric company. The Electric com n
any moved their stock into the old v
Vheelock building next to the Worthen =
lock. For years Mr.. Andrews has been b
-amped for floor space and now feels Il
itisfied that with the new lease he
ill be able to facilitate the conditions :
Or accommodating his ever-inereasing i
usiness. The means for serving the
eople in the past have been inadequate
wing to the downstairs storeroom. This
forming carpenters in the employ of
l.. Bugbee commenced work on the
nmodelinp of the prospective auarfers 4