The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

left this morning on business trip
Shelburne.
Have your photograph cleaned and r.
paired. Work guaranteed at Bailey's, !
Elm street.
!, Give the home made doughnuts Mt Wi
liams Bros try. Next to Shea's Sho
Store.--Adv.
Mrs. Il. c. Glysson of Prospect stree
Is spending several days in camp a
Highgate Springs.
See ad. OF auction sale, Upland ave
nue., June 30, at p. m. William Riddell
0. II. Hale, auctioneer.
We are receiving daily native straw
berries. Quality is fine and the basket
are full. Eastman Bros.
! Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Macry have re
turned to their home in Boston ate
passing few days in Barre.
Mrs. Henry Petrie has gone to hel
former home in Fairfield for visit o.
several days with relatives.
All millinery marked down. Special
bargains at $l.4s and $780, Nonrse q
Wilson, successors to Carrie Burke
Congo.
!. Mrs. Fred Rowe of West Topsham and
Mrs. Emma Battles OF Waits River were
among the visitors in the city yesterday
and to-day.
DR.. J. Fl. Jpdkins of Northfeld and
A. M. Kimball of Derby were among the
business visitors in the city yesterday
and to-day.
Miss Nadine Rogers of Orange street,
who has been making two weeks visit
with Miss Ruth Robinson, who is spend
ing the summer at Greensboro, returned
t. her home in this city last night. =
Hire chair on the Congregational
church lawn during the concert Wednes-
day evening; only five cents. Cake and
ice cream with fruit sauce will be on
sale A social hour in the church with
music will follow the concert. All are
invited.
Thomas NJ MARI who has been con
nected with the Metropolitan Life ms
urance Co. in this city for the past five
years, is taking months vacation from
his duties on account OF i'll health. His
place is being filled by J. Edward Muir
ply OF Merchant street
Miss Susan Reynolds left to-day
for short visit ait her home in Crown
Point and next Monday, in company with
Miss Olive Calef of Washington. leaves
for California, where they will visit the
expositions, expecting to remain in the
vicinity of two months.
Shake on our discovery of the perfected
Bryan and Wilson split, chosen of all
beverages as the most satisfy |
ing connection ever quaffed. Our own
josh singer knows the formula. "The
Californian sundae," another new one on |
our list of frozen delieacies. browns
Pharmacy.
Miss Marion Raymenton of Tufts col
Iege, who has been making several
lays visit at Shelburne with friends, ar
lived in the city yesterday and is visiting
'or short time with Mrs. J. b. Reardon
IN Church street. Later she will 90 TO
where she will be employed
N the Mutual Life Insurance Co.'s office
turing the summer.
A so-ealled cover case OF Hood VIZ.
Hood, an action for the recovery of mon
" alleged to have been due on a guam
ity of hay, was begun before Magis.
rate FL. W. Scott in city court this fore
Ioon, William Wishart appearing for the
laintiif, John Hood, and A. A. Sargent /
epresenting the defendant, Moses Hood.
10th principals live in Topsham. In
Roy Anderson and his sister. Mrs. o. $
ar Martinson of Warren street. left this 7
corning for New York, where they will i
rake few DAYS visit with relatives be-
ere going to the Pacific coast, where the
liter expects the change in climate win I
rove beneficial to her health. Before !
sturning east they will visit the Pan C
ma Pacific exposition at san Francisco.
Roadside signs pointing the tourists y
ay to Hotel Barre are being placed in Ii
osition this week on all of the main
Ighways leading TO this city. Attrsc.
vely decorated signs with an arrow y
hich is calculated to leave the passerby y
, longer in doubt a. to where most ex.
llent hotel accommodations NAV be OBJ
lined This morning a party Of men "
fl by automobile for Windsor and q
aimed TO use liberal supply of signs u
! route. They will return TO Barre by "
.other route for the same purpose. r,
One of the valuable span Of chestnut
aft horses owned by w. II. Ward, the a
e dealer, shuhied off this well known -
ortal coil early to-day, leaving Mr.. 10
ard the loser by $3.50. Originally the
ir was valued at $3.50 or thereabouts %
d whenever they were hitched to any
nd Of a conveyance and allowed 10 90
dress parade through the streets, they OF
re objects Of admiration wherever they n
mt. The horse worked with its mate CT
sterday and when the keeper left the 81
IN last night. it appeared TO be in its M
ual fettle. On going 10 the barn this ~
,rning, the horse was found dead az
A show mans license was required
is morning Of hurdy gurdy man I'M
lose staocato piano music has furnish IN
amusement for children and Others ga
Dut town since Saturday. The pres
~ Of the music master and his ret az
y Of parrots, monkeys. etc. came D. fa-
) notice of the authorities and = fine
nstion as 60 the nature Of the license
sch should be issued developed When
franspired that feorle were allowed