The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

mills.
Extra sale linens Thursday at the
| Vaughan Store.
| See those specials on athletic goods.
g. N. Kenyon e. Go.
| Twenty-Five per cent discount on re-
frigerators at Hooker's,
Mrs. j. S. Taylor of Nashua, N. H.,
is visiting Mrs. George lngls of Clark
street.
Dry chairwood for sale. Arthur s.
Martin, 40 Park street. Telephone 1854
or 53-W.
Speaking of sweaters, the McWhorter
Co. have the Sterling and Shaker knit;
none better.
Oreste Boffino and Antonio Fasola left
yesterday for Highgatc to pass a few
days in camp.
DR.. George McIvcr of Worcester
Mass, is passing few days at his Tor
mer home in Graniteville.
The 1890 electric car from Mont
pelier tonight will run through to Barre
and will wait till midnight before the
return.
Special at the Pavilion to-day THE
Third Degree" in five parts, taken from
the play OF the same name by Charles
lklein.-Adv.
Mrs. Erwin Lawliss of Kirk street left
yesterday for Port Kent, n I. where
she plans to visit relatives during the
remainder of the month.
DIR. j. A. Dow of West Topsham. who
has been passing few days at Mont
Ia, rifu tn-dnN
on his way to his home,
i Miss Marie Boland, who has been the
guest of friends and relatives in Barre
for the past week returned to-day to
her home at st. Johnsbury.
George Beattie of Seminary street re-
turned last night from Burlington,
where he has been visiting at the home
of his uncle for the past week.
Tomorrow, Aug 9, being the Feast OF
| the TRANSPORTATION, there will be cele-
bration of holy communion at the
Church of the Good Shepherd at 3 a. m
Clarence Bishop Of Washington street
resumed his duties at the Central Yer
mont freight office on Depot square this
morning, after passing a few days with
| friends at Edgemere, Highgate Springs.
| Mrs. S. f. Pike OF Lowell, Mass, ar
| rived in the city yesterday to make
| few days visit with friends on South
Main street. She will leave tomorrow
for Burlington to make an extended
visit.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Gordon, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Reed
| of Orange street, left yesterday for
Bethel, where she will visit relatives be-
fore returning to her home in San Diego,
Cal.
Homemade ice cream. DO you like
lity OF course YOU do Then, during
the band concert this evening, go over
| to the Baptist church, where the ladies
of the Philathea class win be pleased to
serve you ON their church lawn.
Rev. and Mrs. Albert Abbott and chill
dren of Williamstown We're visitors in
the city yesterday on their way to
Scotstown, P. O., where they will pass
the coming few weeks. Scotstown is in
the vicinity of Lake Megantic.
BasiIio Dente left yesterday for Bos
ton. where he will pass the remainder
of the week on business. Mr.. Dente
lplans to 90 into the Canadian Northwest
! on business venture soon. His family
will continue to reside in Barre for the
present.
| House wreckers are engaged in dis
mantling Jacks lunch" room. which
was recently moved to lot just north
of the Carleton iewelry store. Parts OF
the building are to be removed prior to
transferring the little structure to site
on Hooker flats, where it will be used
for poultry purposes. The building is to
make the trip over Granite street and
up the hill on skids.
Charles Plouff of lss South Main
street left this morning for Burlington, |
where he has entered the Fanny Allen |
hospital at Winooski park to undergo |
an operation for the removal of a growth |
on his neck. Mr.. Plouf expects to be
detained from work for month and |
during his absence his stores on Circle |
street and in Lower Websterville will be
in charge of members of the family.
Miss Alice Sullivan, who is soon to
leave on an extended visit through the |
West during years leave of absence |
from her duties at the Boutwell,. Milne |
& Varnum Offices, was tie guest at
farewell reception rendered in her honor /
at the home of Mrs. Marion Mcdonald
on Elm street last night. There were
about twenty friends of Miss Sullivan
present. The evening was passed IN
social manner. Progressive whist was
PLAYED during the evening. Miss Sulli-
van will leave this week for few
weeks visit at her former home at Hard
wick. Later she will leave with an
uncle for Iowa and California TO. pass
the winter.
Yesterday was busy day in trsfhe
circles on North Main street and toward
evening the officers had their hands full
in regulating the goings and comings
of travellers. Strict enforcement OF the
rule relative TO parking vehicles in a
given direction on each side of the street
is the purpose Of the police and in carry
ing out the instructions of the alder
manic police committee everything IS
fish in the officers net. Even the steam
roller was compelled TO swing around |
and face the north with the other We
hicles. One of the men at the head OF |