The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-15
TALK OF THE TOWN


| Water-Sprite bathing suits at Alb
bolts.
See the corsets on sale at SOC pair, al
Vaughans.
Buy your summer underwear in the
sale at Vaughan's.
A smooth shave and cool facet Re.
suits obtained at Miers' barber shop.
Special values in muslin waists, soc
75c and 81. Paris Shirtwaist House.
r. b. Lang returned to-day to White
! River junction, after few days visit
in the city.
P. j. Tormey returned last night to
his home at North Adams, after a 10
days visit in the city.
Henry j. Nichols OF Bradford arrived
in the city last night to make a visit as
the guest of relatives.
Charles Brine left this afternoon for
Bethlehem, n. H., where he will pass the
remainder of the summer at the Sinclair
house.
Mrs. J. W. Stewart, who has been
spending the past few weeks at St. AL
bans Bay, returned to the city to-day
for few days visit at her home on
West street.
I.ucille Love-" or "The Girl of Mys-
terry" in two reels, with Grace Cunard
and Ford This is the third series Of
the feature; also a Rex drama with Bob
Leonard, and comedy at the Bijou.---
Adv.
H.
of the Bethany girls of the First Bap-
fist church was held last night at the
home of Miss Ethel Ayers on the Rich
ardson road. Later in the evening the
girls enjoyed very pleasant social hour,
with music and the novelty of playing
games on the lawn in front Of the house.
The event proved to be decided sue
cess, the only disappointment being the
unavoidable absence of the Bethany girls
teacher, Miss A. Myrtle Jamison.
A large delegation Of Barre Shrners is
planning to attend the annual outing of
Mount Sinai temple, A. A. o. N. NJ. S, |
which is to be held at the Dog River fair |
grounds in Mortified on the afternoon |
Of Wednesday, July 20. The days fea-
lures will include a clambake prepared |
by an expert in that line from Rhode |
Island. Most of the Shriners who an
a trip up the st. Lawrence or
! boat ride on Lake Champlain for their
outing are now satisfied that |
he occasion will be appropriately cele-
1rated at Mortified. The village itself
S entering heartily into the arrange
nents and plans are being made to ere
tie decorative aspect of the outing on
lavish scale. Prominent Barre Shrin-
RS have the local end of the outing in
land and it is probable that an automo-
,ile excursion to the fair grounds will be
rganized.
A pile of furniture located just at
resent on the curbing in front of
ranch street residence was going to DE
moved before o'clock this afternoon or
he mayor and his aldermanic street
were going to know the
aason why. Since the goods of a prom I
tent Branch street man were trans J
erred to the street one night last week
mere has been mooted question as to j
no would move them elsewhere. From I
ne outset no one, not even the owner, to c
~ nothing of the constable who did the c
sicting, has appeared very anxious TO
cure on the job, but now that residents a
that locality. tired of walking around a
lie furniture, have invoked the aid of 4
lie city attorney, it looks as Though n
'meone is about for a move The two \
'iginal factions in the dispute were sit b
ng tight at noon. II the city takes the 4
after in hand it is proposed to place b
e goods in a storehouse and charge the m
gner for storage. c,