The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

spray your trees and garden with py-
rox. For sale at the Kempton mill.
Regular meeting Of Barre lodge, 1873,
New England Order of Protection, to-
night at s o'clock
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter, No.
33, o. Il. S., tonight. Entertainment
and refreshments after the meeting.
Friday and Saturday, black silk
dresses, all sizes, $685. also few col
ored ones, $3.50 and 1925. Paris Shirt.
waist House,
Miss Mabel Shean, who has been the
guest of friends in the city for the past
week, returned last night to her home
at Mortified
Joseph Lance and Samuel Matson, who
have been the guests of A. G. Tilden for
few days returned last night to their
home in Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spencer have
gone to Mortified, where they expect to
be the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Plastridge for few days.
| Walter Colville, who has been making
weeks visit with his uncle, Arthur G.
| Miles, of South Main street, returned
last night to his home in Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. More and two chill
dren left yesterday afternoon for Rox-
bury, n. Y, where they will visit Mr..
More's relatives for about two weeks.
Mrs. George B. Milne and Mrs. w. r.
Shepard will this afternoon begin tour
of the city, inspecting the children's gar
dens, There are about 400 of these gar
dens in the competition this year.
Superintendent +. NJ. Roscoe of the
city schools is attending meeting of
union school superintendent from all
over the state. The sessions are being
held at Queen City park, near Burlng-
ton.
DIR. Il. B. Whitaker and son, Henry @. |
Whitaker, of Chicago, and his grandson, |
Elroy Whitaker, returned yesterday
from st. Adams, where they have been |
the guests of Miss Ida Hazard for few |
days. 1
Dan r. Davis, president OF the state |
board of pharmacy, was in Montpelier
yesterday, where he assisted other mem
bers of the board in conducting an ex-
animation of candidates for pharmacists
certificates.
j. e. Htzsimmons, master mechanic OF
the Central Vermont railroad. returned
last night to his home in st. Adams,
diltt passing u AeN hdNo III ana
Montpelier, where he has been inspecting
the railroads rolling stock
Mr.. and Mrs. Mario Soldini, who were
recently united in marriage at Mont
pelier, returned to-day from wedding
trip to Montreal and other points in
eastern Canada. For the present Mr.
and Mrs. Soldini viii reside ON the Barre
road in Montpelier.
Retail clerks notice; Regular meeting
Of the retail clerks union will be held in ,
X. of p. hall Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock. Installation of officers and 9th ,
Pr important business will be transacted !
All clerks are requested to be presented
<. J. Maggiani, Sec.
| wish to inform the public that the
complaint recently made to the health
officer of the carcass deposited on Bail
sy's meadow, across the river from Lack.
" Goods, was made by me, without
3ailey's knowledge and without permits.
lion from him. DR.. Il. O. Barr.-Adv. !
About 30 relatives and friends gath.
red at the home OF Gerald Mason Sat
lrday evening, it being his 18th birth h
lay anniversary. The affair was com 4
'lete surprise to Mr.. Mason. but very
pleasant evening was spent with fire. r
works., games and card playing Neal n
in behalf of the company. r
resented Mr.. Mason garnet ring and r
tickpin. Refreshments of ice cream and /,
axe were served and the party broke up n
t an early hour, wishing Mr. Mason
many more happy birthday anniver- =,
aries. =,
patriotic program was given at the II,
'obble Hill grange last evening, which Il
'as appropriately arranged in honor of n
he nations birthday, as follows; Piano II
olo, Leona Smith; short review of the p,
evolutionary war, Ralph Winter; read
lg, "Grandfather's Fourth" Mrs. L. F. 81
anborn; paper, "The Civil War" Homer la
asset; incidents Of the Civil war, A. S. W
arkhurst song. Just Before the Bat. h,
le," Mr.. and Mrs T. r. Northrop: ca
"The Kiss in School," Alice W
RAFT; paper, "The Spanish-Ameriean In
Var" Harold Bancroft piano solo, pat NJ
otic Airs" Mrs. j. X. Thurston. The ca
ext meeting will be children's night, hs
uly 81 ia
The prettiest boat ride in America to In
lattsburg and return, through the w
reat Back Bay of Lake Champlain. via
t. Adams and st. Adams Bay, Mon pa
~, July Is. Fare for the round trip lie
20 only. Train leaves Barre Sis a. on
:, Montpelier $40 a. M; arrives st. II.
lbans ll;l0 a. M; leaves St.NAlbans Al
a electric railway 1910 p. M; leave tn
!. Adams Bay 1916 p. m, steamer IT. NJ
nderoga, arrive Plattsburg 2;30 p. M; III
70 and one half hours in which TO visit au
storic Plattsburg. Steamer Chateaugay mis-
ayes Plattsburg p. m; due st. AL jul
ms Bay Gas p. m; electrics leave $50 an
m. train leaves st. Albans 10 p. m. CIR
r Montpelier and Barre; due Barre in
40 p. m. Tickets good only on the thu
oye-named trains and steamers July to-
, l9l4.--Adv. me
Two or three hostlers and a couple OF pa
able boys employed at the Gamble & rae
hnston livery barns on Prospect street
d narrow escapes from injury or death II
sterday afternoon when the carriage wh
'vator connecting the first and sec ms
d stories of the main barn collapsed.
Re accident occurred just as the men Goa
re about TO make double hitch in doc
: yard. Had 1t happened moment tina
er, horses and men would have been 10
ectly under the elevator. The floor the
the elevator is a large platform CA loo
BILE of accommodating a carriage of bur
most any size Two of the livery en- lati