The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-01
TALK OF THE TOWN
Suits hnlf.nrice az KNIGHTS.

rived In Ine CITY. to-day.
Porter Averill is working at the Peo-
piles bank during the summer
The Presbyterian choir will meet for
rehearsal Thursday evening at 1880.
eve won't go home until morning" the
night before the Fourth. Dance in How
land hall.
If you contemplate an auto trip for
the Fourth, you should have an auto
coat from the McWhorter Co.
Edward Fitzpatrick returned last night
to his home at Tinwick, p. O., after
passing several days in the city with
friends
Charles Bergeron, who has been pass
ing few days in the city with friends,
returned yesterday to his home at Han
over n Fl.
Mrs. +. A. Cove and children have gone
to Fairlee lake and opened up their cot
tage for the summer. Mr.. Cove will join
them later.
James Carroll of North Main street
left yesterday for Old Orchard Me-
where he has secured employment for
the summer.
The Granite Savings Bank 4 Trust
Co. has declared semi-annual dividend
to stockholders of three per cent, pay
able July /.
George LeClair of North Main street
returned last night from st. Adams,
where he has been spending the past
week with relatives.
Frank Ford, who has been spending
the past few days in the city as the
guest of friends, returned last night to
his home at Granville
! Mrs. A. r. Tisdale and daughter, Miss
Grace, OF Worcester, Mass, are guests
of the formers brother. W. A. Lebonr.
veau, of liz East street
One dollar for your old fountain pen
in exchange for Croker, self-filling
lnk.Tite pen selling at $3.50 to S7.0o.
The Red Cross Pharmacy.
Dance at Camp Comfort Friday even
ing, July 3. Full bill, $3.50. Also
dance July 4 from p. IN. TO 5 p. m. |
Dancing, so cents per couple.
Mrs. Joseph Weafer of Mount street |
returned to-day from Morrsville, where |
she has been visiting for the past few
weeks at her former home.
Miss Kathleen Hamel Of Church street |
went to Mortified Falls to-day, where
she viii be the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
G. w. Thompson, over the weekend.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Knights of Columbus at 80 o'clock
this evening. All members requested to
be present. Business of Importance
Miss Frances Sutherland, the nurse
who had been caring for Marguerite, the
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. R.
Kearney, has returned to her home in
Montpelier.
The Peoples National bank has de-
clared semiannual dividend of three
per cent and an extra dividend of one.
half of one per cent, payable July | to .
stockholders.
Do you read the paper' You will see
that more things happen at the corner Of
Merchant and North Main streets than
anywhere else in the city. That is where .
we are. Barre Drug Co.
Mrs f. A. Bassar and daughter, Miss
katherine Bassar. who have been pass.
ng several days in the city as the guests
1f Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bruyer of Ma
pie Grove, returned to their home in
Roderick Haynes, who has been the
yuest Of friends in Barre Town for the
,ast month, left Monday for his home at G
Dubuque, Ia. Before going to Dubuque '
le will make brief visits at Montreal
md Detroit, Mich.
Lewis Tayntor, who has been spend p
ng the past few weeks at the home OF
lis mother Mrs +. NJ Tayntor, on Mer- n
liant street, returned yesterday to his v
iome at Montclair, n J. Mr.. Tayntor
5 chemist and is an assistant to the P
'oard of health at Montcair. o.
Alexander Fowlie and Thomas David
on. the Barre A. c. battery. left late y
yesterday afternoon for st. Johns, P. O., b
where they will pass the coming two fo
avs. They will act as the battery for
he lberville, p. O., baseball team in r.
he series OF games to be played against &c
&. Johns to-day and tomorrow They SO
Till return to play with Barre on Sat
rday re
George Drew has started the foun- w
alton for a dwelling house which he in fe
ends to erect on King street, off Per-
= street The house is to be two stories 10
Ugh with lateral dimensions of 2lx34 at
,et. c. A. Heath has started work on IN
small store building in front of his qu
ouse at 100 Washington street. Mr.. NJ
cath will lease the structure to a man
no contemplates opening an ice cream Sv
and and small grocery store there. be
The floral offerings at the funeral OF be
arguerite Claire, daughter of Mr.. and sig
RS. NJ r. Kearney. who died last Fri. in
~, were as follows: Roses, family: Sv
ses and carnations, Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. sh,
'hite; roses. Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. White; wi
ses, DR.. and Mrs. f. X. Archambaut; -
nsies, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar johnson;
rnations, L. o. T. NJ, Mr. and Mrs. p.
cNulty, Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Olson, Mr..
ID Mrs. H. Lund, William LeClair, Mr..
ID Mrs. A. Cato Mrs, L. Bergen, Mr..
d Mrs. /. J. Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs. @. n
=. Gerard, Mr. and Mrs. f. /. White. Y
Among the out town people present
sterday at the funeral Of George Rich
dson were Albert Cummings and his
n, Albert Cummins ir., of st. Johns
~, Webster BENJAMIN and Arthur G. .
rwell of Montpelier, Ira Benjamin of
Rim and a number of other close
ends from Montpelier and Berlin. The
idition of the elder Mr.. Cummings.
10 was taken quite seriously in lust
or 10 the funeral, was reported to
much more comfortable today. Mr..
innings was taken III while walking
IN the main road near Jones Bros. to
= Richardson farm. after alightinp
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