The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Regular review of Harmon hive, Nc
H |, L. o. t. NJ, Wednesday evening, Aug
H 10, at 1880
II Ross service is sanitary and salts
\ factory service. Ross barber shop
\ Depot square.
H Walter Carter of Woodsville, n. H
arrived in the city this forenoon to pas
few days with friends
Alexander Booth OF Quincy Mass, i.
visiting at the home of his nephew
John Booth, on Hill street.
| James Devers of Summer street left
last night for Boston. where he will visit
his father for few days.
Alex. Mundie, who has been passing q
few days in the city with friends, re.
turned last night to his home at Quincy
Mass.
The monthly meeting of the Bonac.
cord football club will be held after prae-
tice Thursday night. A. w. Cormack,
secretary.
There will be a meeting of the Barre
council, X of c., at 1880 o'clock this
evening. All members are requested to
be present.
Miss Merle Taylor, who has been pass
ing a few days with relatives on South
Main street, returned to-day to her home
at Westfield, Mass.
NoticeRegular meeting of Barre Pol.
shers' branch will be held in their hall,
Nichols block, on Thursday, Aug. 20,
at p. m. A. w Prize, secretary. }
Frank Elwood, who has been passing
few days with friends at East Barre,
was visitor in the city to-day on his
way to his home at Biddeford, Me.
Frank f. Murphy, who has been pass
ing a few days with relatives at Bur
lington, was visitor in the city to-day
on his way to his home at East Barre.
H. c. Schoolcraft, who has been pass
ing a week at st. Adams on business
interests, returned to the city to-day.
He resumed his duties as clerk at The
Buzzell hotel
Mrs. W. Freeman, who has been pass
ing few weeks as the guest OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. LARoe, of Well
lington street, returned this week to her
home at Burlington.
c. +. Gay, who has been passing a few
days in Barre and Graniteville, left to-
day for White River Junction for a |
few days visit before going to his home
at New London. N. II.
All those having automobile banners
used recently in connection with enter
tainment of convention people in Barre
are requested to return the banners,
either tonight or early tomorrow morn
ing, to the store of B. w, Hooker & Co.
Charles Il. Barrows of Central street,
who has been passing a two weeks va
cation with relatives in Springfield and
Chicopee, Mass, returned to Barre yes
terday and resumed his duties in the
department at the L. H. Rogers
store. Mrs. Barrows, who accompanied
him to Massachusetts,, will remain for a
more extended visit.
On the road between Bethel and Bethel
'silead, the farm owned by Bradford
Brown has been sold to Mrs. Ellen
Aahan of East Randolph, who buys the ;
property for a home and intends to
move her family to Gilead Immediately.
The deal was made through w. w.
'erkins, the Bethel agent for the D. A.
'erry real estate agency.
With the approach of schooltime :
gain, the aldermanic property commit
ee is busying itself once more with the ,
ask of establishing signs for the guild
nee of autoists near the schoolhouses.
Zach sign il TO bear the warning, "Slow
Down. Schoolhouse Near" The signs =
-ere completed several months ago but
rhen the committee got around to place
hem in position it was discovered that
he public schools were closed for the .
ummer.
Among those who registered as guests
{ The Buzzell hotel yesterday were:
S. Frankenfeld, Boston: r. S. Warner,
G.. II. Colby, Boston; Dr. and
Irs. Henry c. Russ, Charles c. Russ
nd Miss X. c. Camp. Hartford, Conn.
IT. and Mrs. Leonard Chicago; E. c.
Iartn, Chicago; L. d. Chase, Claremont, a
!. H.; w. +, Roscoe, New Bedford,
Ass; Fl. j. Markolf. Rutland; 4. May
), Chicago: +. ID. Huntley, Millbridge,
e.; Fred Alger, Chelsea. L.
A Juvenile division of the L. A.. A. o. Bl
:, was organized in the X. of C. hall n,
,sterday afternoon with a large mem
'rshp. Mrs. J. +. Murphy installed RI
e officers to serve the remainder of the
ar, the list being as follows: Presi-
mt, Susie Jordan; vice president, Gen
ieve Sullivan; record secretary, Mary p
neen; financial secretary, Florence Le-
lge; treasurer. Laura Murphy; mis-
Gladys Grogan; sentinel,
Kingston. The state presi-
mt, Mrs. Rose f. Granger, addressed
e children, and after the business
setting a musical program was given,
flowed by the serving of ice cream,
Ike and soda water by the committee, PR
rs. Bonnette, Mrs. Grogsn and Mrs.
alker.
New auto stage to Hsrdwiek. Having
released a new l2-passenger Stanley
amer auto stage, we shall leave Barre
I'm the Buzzell hotel for Hardwick by
= way of Montpelier at S O'Clock in
; morning every day in the week,
ipping at the Pavilion hotel in Mont
Ter for passengers at S;3n, arriving :
Hardwick about 10 a. m. Returning, A
vc Hardwick the same day at o'clock
the afternoon, arriving at Montpelier :
$50 and Barre about o'clock. Nice,
y. up-to-date. comfortable car that
! be operated by William Persons,
o has run the stage to Hardwiek for