The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

III Vclvety vanilla ice cream at all time,
II at browns soda fountain.
II Friday will be balloon day at the Til
H den Shoe Co. Read their advertisement
III The chorus choir OF the Congregational
II church will meet Thursday at 230 p. m
II The McWhorter Co. are Headquarters
II for mems and boys caps, 25c and soc
II Miss Mary J, Blake of Spaudine
II street has returned from a months stay
II in Greensboro,
II Come TO Fits cleanup sale on odd
shoes Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
II at $l00 a pair.
Il Raymond Arkley of Ayerill street and
II G. 4. Searles of North Main street re.
Il turned last evening from business trip
4 to Middlebury.
Mrs. o. j. Ladam and little daughter
have returned to their home in Burlng-
ton, after visiting Mrs. Peter Marion
of Summer street.
Miss Ruth Humphrey of South MAN
street left the city to-day for Hampton
Beach, Me-, where she expects to remain
during the summer months.
| Antonio Bianchi of Blackwell street re-
turned to the city early this mronng
from Quincy, Mass, where he has been
making an extended visit with relatives.
Home cooked food sale at the Heddng
church on Saturday, beginning at $3.50
p. m. Telephone orders for baked beans,
brown bread, cakes, pies and doughnuts
to 33l-W.
Miss Helen Cramton, who is employed
as librarian at Norwich university,
was visitor at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. w. j, M. Beattie of fremont street
yesterday.
The only fountain in Barre where you
can buy these drinks: Grape fizz punch,
Sc; fruit sherbert punch, Sc; wild cherry
punch, Be; orange cream puff, l0c
browns Drug Store.
/ Mrs. Moses Grant Edmands of Chest.
nut Hill, Boston, arrived in the city this
morning for a visit of several days at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. George II. |
Holt of Hill street
Melvin George, Newport, n. H., lum.
Der dealer, who pleaded guilty to an
lntoxication charge in city court yes
terday, was able to secure pecuniary aid |
later in the day and paid So fine with
costs of 1896.
The current issue of the Vermonter
contains page tribute to the late
Fletcher d. Proctor, which was written
by 5. HOLSTER Jackson of this city,
which was presented at the 1915 reunion
of the 1906 legislature. The tribute is
accompanied by frontpiece likeness of
the ex-governor.
VIII the following members of the
Barre Golf club be present Saturday aft
ernoon to play the team from st. Johns
bury: Fraser, Daniels, A. Freeland,
Walsh, Black, Hutchinson, Marion, j. ,
Freeland, j. Reid, H. Brown, p. Brown,
Leith, Miller and Stewarts ANY mem. ,
Der that cannot play please notify A. p.
Abbott.
George Scallion, a wayfarer, who said
the last hook on which he hung his hat
happened to be in st. Johnsbury, was
arraigned before Magistrate II. w Scott
in city court this morning on an intoxi
cation charge to which he entered plea J
OF guilty and decided to spend 10 days /
in the county jail instead of paying
a fine and costs. Officer David Hender- :
son arrested the man last night.
Frank A. Adams of Elm street and b.
A. Eastman were among the Barre =
marksmen who went to Randolph to-
day to attend the opening tournament =
of the Vermont Trapshooters' league,
which is to continue until tomorrow r
evening Trapshooters in the amateur il
class from all parts of Vermont expected 8
to congregate in Randolph and interest 4
to the several events will be added by
the presence of professional marksmen, =
who will act as runners-up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beckman. who have
xysa 90 H. -
Mrs. William Miers of Keith avenue a
since returning north from stay of !,
several months in st. Augustine, Fla,
left this forenoon for Breton Woods. N
H., where Mr.. Beckman is to have charge v
Of the tonsorial room at the Mount
Pleasant house during the summer The -
of Mr.. Beckman. who has been al
treatment in Burlington for 81
a chronic stomach complaint, is very 4
much improved. al
An innovation In the way Of open-air
is 20 be introduced at Benia-
min Falls next Sunday afternoon by a
he Barre & Montpelier T. & p. Co. Aft.
r carefully considering the proposal that m
sacred concert be given for the bene- ~
L OF hundreds of people who flock 10
he falls every Sunday, the local Off 70
ials OF the traction company have de. W
ided to give the plan a try-out and 20 =
hat end the Montpelier Military band =
as been engaged 20 play sacred airs Z
rom until Z O'Clock. Thirty musicians 4
i'll furnish high class concert. One
{ the compsny's officers, in speaking Of
he plan to-day, said a consolidation Of
be Barre and Montpelier bands for the
unday afternoon concerts viii he effect
II the patronage next Sunday war
,nts Il.
Cuidid Bros, the Wiley street granite
have started work on
nw annex 20 their stoneshed. Plans
a structure having lateral
mensions Of "a and u feet and when
,mpleted II win he used AZ a boxing
,om. An addition 10 G. VI. MeMillian's f -.
lsckwell street sf0neshed Is 20 have
al dimensions 81 10 and - feet and
,rage which y. frigon proposes % erect o
.ar his residence "a 2 Shmtlef place Z
III b. sufficiently ample to nccomm9-
stc several cars Abram Pine. Nho cni-
ets 0dds and ends in WashinRton cDun- y
I. is laying rretentious plans for NV v
rueturts on BIS Nspls sFenus rrrmis- @
J. a two-stOry building vii haze lat =
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