The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-15
TALK OF THE TOWN


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Remember the lawn party on the Uni
versalist church grounds tonight.
Just the very thing for the hot days
lemon cream sherbet at browns soda
fountain.
Smooth as velvet--vanilla and caramel
ice cream at browns. Please phone us
your orders Free delivery anywhere in
the city.
A. l.. Knight, who has been rooming
at 81 jefferson street, has moved, and is
now located at +. A, Prindle's, on Keith
avenue.
We sell the STANDARD gasoline. We
believe you can get more miles per gal
Ion than on any other. In any quantity
at l3c per gallon, at Perry Auto Co.
Notice-Regular meeting of polishers'
branch, G.. G. l. A. viii be held in their
hall, Nichols block, on Thursday, July
l6, at y. m. A. w. Prize, secretary.
The Barre City hospital appreciated
the thoughtfulness of the man who
brought the lantern the night of the ter.
rible storm, when the electric lights were
turned off for time. As the nurse
failed to take the name of the man, the
hospital has been unable to return the
lantern.
The gospel tent was filled last night
and quite a number OF people stood on
the outside to hear Eyangelistic L. F..
Passebois describe the customs and man
ners of the Egyptians. The evangelist
has been a missionary to Egypt. and
with his family appeared in native cos
tune, and told of his experience with
the natives; told of shaking hands with
man who had leprosy, and who was
kept hid from the authorities. The first
meal among the natives was described,
the Mohammedan prayer and saluta
tions, etc, were illustrated Mrs. Passe
bois sang the 23d Psalm in Arabic. Al
the close of the service the following
announcements were made: The subject
for tonight, "Eliiah's Message" The
question, ''Where did Cain get his wife ?"
will be answered Thursday night the
subject will be, "Not Under the Law, but
Under Grace" The lectures will be H.
Illustrated, and all are welcome.
L. o. Morgan, local agent for the Gem
trail Vermont railroad, William Daniels,
Albert Scott, William Grant and Clar
ence Bishop, employees of the company
here. returned this morning from st. Al
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on explosives, which was given by Coz. |
J. L. Taylor yesterday Colonel Taylor |
is an assistant to the chief inspector of |
the bureau of explosives of the United |
States government. Conductor Charles |
Simonds and William pecor of the Mont
pelier yard crew also attended the lee
ture.
The little building on Depot square
known by generations of quick lunehers
as "Jack's place" is to lapse into the
low estate OF an ordinary henhouse, ac
eording to n decision reached by the
owners Yesterday. Fred Geryasi has
the structure and by the end
Of the week the last skillet and pan will
have been taken out in readiness for its
Mr.. Gervasi has secured permits
sion to take the building with him to
Harrison avenue. There, on Hooker fiat,
it's long abiding place on
The square, 'Jack's place" will weather
mother half.century, If the owners
plans don't go astray. Work on the new
TO be occupied by Emslie
Bros is now nearing completion and al
most as soon as their present quarters
ire vacated they win be able to locate
II the new ufiCh DuiiuiHg winch sbdhuS !
IN the site of the old lunch house, In
moving the building, shoes will be EN-
lloyed instead of rollers and Mr. Ger
,asi hopes to have it reach the fiat in
act.
That Barre granite is very superior
Material for monumental purposes is be-
ng brought out continually, so that any
lew evidence is simply eorroboratiye of /.
hat which has gone before. However, II | !
$ interesting to read and hear the com.
nents on the native stone, so the fol-
owing comment OF Congressman Calvin ]
Dewitt Paige of the third Massachusetts,
district regarding the soldiers monu-
nent dedicated in his home town of
'outhbridge, Mass, on July 4 is here :
iven: II have seen many monuments in 1
II parts OF the country. and especially
uring my residence in Washington, but |
can truthfully say that have never 7
cen a handsomer one, or one that shows q
ner material and workmanship. II is {
8 perfect as brains and faithfulness to
purpose can make anything. There is y
OF flaw in it. Its conception, execu-
ion and splendid regard for every de- "
all, all combine to make il work OF .
operative excellence. Southhridge a
hould feel proud OF its native son who q
as directed the work" The native "
on" referred to by Congressman Paige s.
Edward H. kavanagh of Kavanagh n
ros OF Quincy, Mass, who cut the mon u
ment out of stock from the +. /. Smith "
Co. quarry of Barre. =