The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cleanup sale laces at Vaughan's.
] Special thin dress values at Abbott's.
Kimono aprons 6oc kind at ace, al
Vaughans,
The regular meeting of the ladies' aux
iliary TO Clan Gordon will be held Tues
day evening at 7;l5 o'clock.
/ Miss Anna Brown OF Is Bassctt street
left this morning for Windsor, where she
will make a weeks stay with friends
and relatives.
Charles Williams of HaverhlI, Mass,
who has been visiting with relatives in
the city for the past few days, returned
home this morning.
"Thread of Fate" two-reel drama,
featuring Pauline Bush, also Eddie Ly-
ons and Victoria Forde in tLizzie's
Dizzy Career" at The Bijou.-Adv.
James Coutts OF Academy street and
/ j. X. Prize of Graniteville left yester
day for Highgate Springs, where they
will spend few days at camp on fish
ing trip.
All trimmed hats at half price. A
good lot of colored hats at SOC or less.
Untrimmed children's hats for 25c until
closed out. Don't forget the place Miss
L. +. Townsend's, SO Washington street.
Miss Rita Linekin OF Merchant street
Ia taking two weeks vacation from her
duties in the lockwood studio and to-
day she left for Groton, where she will
spend a week in camp before going to
Greensboro for the reminder of the time
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Eastman and son,
Harold, Of Eastern avenue, who have
been making a short visit at Lake Will
ioughby in the northern part Of the
state, returned home last night On
their return trip they were the witness
es of an accident in that vicinity. A
Ford touring car was about to pass them
and a little too much of turn sent
the car over the bank. The two occu- |
pants OF the car jumped before 1t turned
and We're uninjured. With help their /
car was righted again and it went on
its way again with only broken wind
shield and one broken lamp.
Flowers in the library recently are as
follows: White yeryain, Annabell Max
err; hop clover, small bedstraw, common
mullen, paintbrush, common st. Johns
wort, yellow wood sorrel, Mary Moruz-
Ill; butter and eggs, common st. Johns
wort, early goldenrod, bell flower, Made.
line Ducharme; white pond lily, mus
lard, common st. Johnswort, heal-all,
common milkweed, alfalfa, elderberry,
white sweet clover. cinquefoi1, common
MULLEN, yellow wood sorrel, knot grass,
atnip, thimble weed, evening primrose,
arly goldenrod purple milkweed, pepper
,rass, common plantain, long-fruited
nemone, Canada thistle, lance leaved
,oldenrod, Madeline Ross; hop clover,
lack eyed Susan, early goldenrod, butter
nd EGGS, Gertrude Thompson; hop Glow
r. butter and eggs, evening primrose,
Nice Bradford; black-eyed Susan, com
non st. Johnswort, purple towering
aspberry, live forever, myrtle, small !
edstraw, Ethel Maynard; common milk
reed, blue veteh, black-eyed Susan, fire. I
reed, butter and eggs, day lily, Bessie /
iaynard; spreading dogbane, evening c
rimrose, meadow sweet, bouncing bet, c
ucia Pironi; fireweed. butter and eggs. I
'hite sweet clover, blue vervain, bladder Il
ampion. meadow rue, Mildred Albin. {
early everlasting, long anemone, J
,mmon MULLEN, hop clover, yellow
,osestrife. purple milkweed, spreading
ogbane, blue vervain, bush honeysuekle,
oris Jones; common st. Johnswort, Dor S
Tetrault; mountain laurel, Beatrice
lower; bell flower, Madeline George;
ue vetch, meadow sweet, Rosa Phil :,
ps; blue veteh, ireweed. heal-all, com Il
on MULLEN, blackeyed Susan common e,
t. Johnswort, catnip, white daisy, al. /,
liza, curled dock, mustard, English (,
antain, lance leaved goldenrod, May Il
slph; musk mallow, herb Robert, wild Il
ttuce, bind weed, yellow avens, early :,
irple aster. northern bedstraw, mother i,
ort, rattlesnake fern. 4