The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

tonight in Rowland hall.
See our street dresses; anniversary
sale price, $l.50. Paris Shrtwaist
House.
Get the boys scout repeating cap
pistol. The latest craze. c. n. Kenyon
& Co.
Professor Wheelock of Burlington is
spending few days in Barre Town, test
ing soils.
Mrs. s. n. Parker and daughter, Miss
Helen, have gone to st. Adams to spend
few days.
Henry Cronall Of Barre Town left to-
day with his family for North Adams,
Mass, to reside.
A new lot of 81 80 wash dresses which
we put on sale Friday for SLID each,
at Perry's on Friday.
Mrs. Charles lesley of Barre Town is
able to be out OF doors after being Sc
liously i'll for three months.
Luther b. Johnson, editor and publish
err of the Randolph Herald and News
was visitor in the city to-day.
DIR. f. H. Clapp Of North Grafton
Mass, is making stay OF several Gays
with friends in Barre and vicinity
Miss Glare Bycraft Of Graniteville has
gone to East Fairfield, her former nome
to pass fortnight with relatives.
Miss Emma Suverney OF North street
went to-day to Claremont, n. H., TO
visit for few DAYS with relatives
Eight members Of the North Barre D.
lC. V. left this morning for Berlin pond,
where they expect to pass the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER French OF sum
mer street left to-day for Walden TO
spend a few days at their summer home.
Walter Cummings returned last night
to his home at Shelburne, after passing
several days with friends in Barre and
Barre town.
Unto the Wilderness" a three reel
Eclair drama. featuring Barbara Ten
nant, and Lund, also good comedy,
at the Biiou.
Mr., and Mrs. John Sowles and sons,
Homer and John, went to-day TO East
| Alburg to pass a few days AZ the Sowles
summer cottage.
Orville Youngson, Tahey Vcnner and
Allan Clark went to-day to st. Adams
to attend the big celebration, which VIII
take place tomorrow.
The ball game at the Morrison farm
Fourth of July celebration will begin
| at 1880 a. m. sharp. The public Is cor
daily invited to be present.
Dance IN Rowland hall tonight, july
3, by the Carpathia club. Music Riley
orchestra, Dancing, to y. Admission
50 per couple. Extra ladies, Zoe.
Notice Owing to change in partner
ship, all those owing the Paris Shirt
waist House are asked to kindly call
and settle Paris Shirtwaist House.
Misses Mildred Riggs and Lessel Hunt
4 er OF Prospect avenue went to-day TO
| Whitefeld. n H., where they will pass
| the summer at the Mountain View ho-
| tel.
Special holiday program. BE sure and
see LUCILLE Love" or "The Girl OF Mys-
tery." in two reels, featuring Grace Cum
ard; and other pictures at the Bijou to-
morrow.
John McAuey, who has been en-
ployed in Edmonton. Alberta, for several
months, arrived in the city to-day to
visit relatives Mr. McAuley will also
visit in Graniteville.
Mrs. Frank w. Jackson Of Liberty
street. president Of the state Rebekah
assembly, went this morning to sax
tons River, where she will make an OH
cial visit this evening, returning home
tomorrow night.
Miss Dorothy Cordiner of Hillside ave-
nue. went to-day to Groton, where she
will visit during the coming few days
with friends before going to Naples, Me-,
where she will be engaged during the
coming summer at the Bay of Naples
inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Reynolds and two
sons of Hillside avenue left to-day to
Boston, where they will pass the coming
few DAYS with relatives. They will leave
later for few weeks visit at their foi
mer home at Vinal Haven, Me, and st.
George.
The Branch street baseball team de-
feated the South Ends yesterday after
noon at the Granite City trotting park
by score of to /. Batteries for the
winners. Alexander and Slayton; for the
losers, Humphrey, r. Morgan, j. Ma
earthly and Laseore.
viii T. Maiden of Burlington arrived
in the city to-day to pass few days at
the home of his parents on Pearl street.
Mr.. Maiden is manager OF the Green
Mountain A. c., which is booked to play
double header with the Italian A. G.
tomorrow at the Berlin street grounds.
In one of the uptown store windows
there is exhibited an historic Masonic
apron which is reputed to have been
worn by Marquis de Lafayette at a
meet of Washington lodge, F. & A. NJ,
in Alexandria, Va, longer ago than
1925 The apron is richly embellished
with the fraterna insignia and gives eH-
idence of having been preserved care
fully It is the property of Alderman
John F. Cook, 10 whom it was presented
by a friend some years ago.
Socialists of Washington county pic
mic! The county committee has com
pleted arrangements for a picnic to be
held at Shepard's grove July 1. Bring
your lunch baskets, invite your friends
and enjoy a days outing. The usual
picnic supplies will be on sale at the
grounds. No admission is to be charged
and the committee members and others
will be ready to serve you from 10 a. m.
10 p. m. In the event of rain, picnick-
ers are asked to assemble at the So
cialist hall on Granite street.
4 regular m e. inf of
%E&S Green Mountain council,