The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Horse. shoeing and repairing. Bene-
diets shop, Summer street. Z a. Ned
| do,
Don't forget that the n. D. Phelps Co.
fire and water sale is still going on. A
lot OF big bargains left.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdonald Of Lib
erty street are passing few weeks in
camp at Lake Caspian, Greensboro.
The school girls cooking demonstra.
ton will be held in the Congregational
vestry at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Miss Marion Tilden left this morning
| for Mortified, where she will pass the
remainder of the week with relatives.
Miss Nell Stoughton of Boston is max
ing visit at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Ellen L. Stoughton, of 81 French
street.
Mrs. Isabella Johnston of II Black
we'll street left last night for Toronto,
Ont, where she win make two weeks
visit with her son, Robert Johnston.
Miss Lena Moorcoft, who is taking a
vacation from her duties in the Homer
Fits store, has gone to Clifton, Mass,
where she will visit at the Rockaway
| inn.
New guide boards recently authorized
hy the city council have been completed
and within a few days they will be To-
Gated at prominent points by the alder
manic property committee.
Miss Una Fowler OF Winnipeg, who is
passing a month at the home of Mrs.
| Elsie Even, Orange street, LETT this
morning for New York, where she viii
spend the remainder of the week.
A rehearsal of the Barre Citizens band
will be held in the old city building this
evening at Z o'clock. If the weather is
propitious, the usual weekly concert will
be given in the park at s O'Clock.
Among the Mortified people who were
visitors in the city yesterday and to-day
were: Mrs. Royce, Mrs. George Lowell
and her granddaughter, Mrs. Edward O.
French. and her daughter. Mrs. Forbes,
and daughter, Doris, Miss Merle Plas-
fridge and Mrs John Bernadini and two
children.
Bailey's Music Rooms, representative
for the following pianos at the Barre
branch store-Ivers & Pond, McPhail,
Kohler & Campbell, Kingsbury, Shoning-
or 4 Wellington. also agents for the Vic
tor and Edison talking machines. Call
and see them; Ia Elm street. H. J.
LsRoe, Mgr.
Sherman y. Parker Of Spaulding street
returned lest night from Danyille. where
he has been spending several days IN
camp with his family at lake st. Jo-
seph. This morning Mr.. Parker went to
Mortified TO play in the Shriners' band
on the occasion Of its annual mid-sum-
mer outing.
Mrs. Clarence r. Wood has closed her
millinery parlors in the Glsdding block.
so-called until Sept. !. Mrs. Wood left
to-day on an extended vacation trip
that viii include Keene. y. H.. Law
renee. Mass. Springfield and Benning-
ton. Before returning to Barre she viii
attend the fall millinery openings in
Boston and New York.
After having suffered from two or
three disastrous fires IN the past lev
Years. the village OF Plainfeld has fol-
lowed the example set BY Chelsea and
purchased up-to-date FIRE equipment for
Is protection. Through the Drown No
tor Car Co. Of this city. the village has
purchased = Watrous engine that may be
drawn hv horses or men. The machine
i a replies Of the engine delivered IN
Chelsea early ia July. Il was shipped
from the company's Wisconsin factory
YESTERDAY snd will ~ deferred sometime
next week Il Is expected that q dem
nrstrasion Of the rev apparatus vii -
hsia IN Plsinfsld soon after is arrival