The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-03

SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1915.
The Weather
For Vermont, fair Sunday.
TALK OF THE TOWN

mings & Lewis.
HI Russell's dry pack ice cream for yot
H Sunday and Monday outings, 25c bricl
II John McCaskill of wellington stree
II begun work this morning in the Re
II Cross Pharmacy.
II Mrs. Georgia Camp Of Orange is spend
II ing short time visiting Mrs. Lucy Scot
at 10 Richardson street.
II Mr.. and Mrs. John Geals and famil
H left this morning for Groton, where the
II will spend week in camp.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Hodgdon Q
III Highland avenue are passing "a few day
II AZ their summer camp in Perkinsville.
II John Mitchell of Graniteville was
II visitor in the city to-day while on hi
II way to Highgate Springs for an outing
II Fourteen members Of the Standish A
II G. of Dorchester, Mass, arrived in th'
H city last night and are registered at Ho
H tel Barre.
II Catherine Aiken Of Jefferson stree
\ left this morning for Morrisville, where
\ she will spend short time visiting
H friends and relatives.
II Miss Hazel Young has returned to hei
home in Graniteville, after having visit.
H ed her aunt, Mrs. Annie Carroll of Keith
/ avenue, for few days.
L. P. Carter Of Keith avenue has gone
\ to Chicago on business trip in the in
\ terest of the Central Granite Co., and
\ during his absence Mrs. Carter is visit
| ing in Brattleboro.
/ Baseball Saturday afternoon at
o'clock al the Granite City trotting park,
Barre A. G. VS.. Standsh club of Dor
chester, Mass. Admission, 25c; ladies,
Toe; grandstan4 free.
1 Misses Hattie and Irene Lander of 10
South Main street left to-day for Bur-
ington, and they viii visit friends
and relatives there and in that vicinity
for the next two weeks.
Mrs. and Mrs. Il. w. Lloyd of Hartford,
Conn, have been the guests Of H. l..
Campbell for few days. Mr.. Lloyd IL
the cashier at the home Office of the
Travellers Insurance Go.
Il John Riyet OF Middlehnry, who has
been visiting his SON. William Rivet, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John McfIugo
on Liberty street for the past two weeks,
returned yesterday to his home.
Barre A. G. gs. Standish club of Dor
chester, Mass at the Granite City trot
ting park Saturday afternoon. One of
| the big games of the season, and rare
opportunity for baseball fans to see
good game.-Adv.
Among the business visitors in the
city yesterday and to-day were; s. r
Stranahan of Bradford. Charles p, Me
Knight OF West Fairlee, NJ. McGoff and ]
Il. Maun Of ST. Adams, and DR.. and Mrs.
H. l.. Wells of Rutland.
Auction sale this afternoon at o'clock
and this evening at O'Clock at 32l
North Main street, city. The balance of
the Oscar Borgh stock and fixtures.
Everything goes TO the highest bidder
regardless OF cost or value. G. f. Smith,
auctioneer.
Tomorrow afternoon the Barre Citi- |
zens' band will give the first Sunday |
concert of the season in Barre. The sig |
nificance Of the day is TO be emphasized |
by program OF excellent numbers which |
the musicians will render in the band |
stand in city park.
William Quinn, member of next |
years senior class at Goddard seminary.
who underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis the day after the graduation ex-
erciscs at the school, has 80 far recovered
as to be able to out of doors. Mr. Quinn
in Dorchester, Mass, where he will re
main until the reopening of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards re
turned last night from a three weeks
honeymoon, which they passed in Mon.
tresl and other Canadian cities. They
are making their home in Websterville,
where Mr.. Edwards is employed. Mrs
Edwards will be pleasantly remembered
in Barre and Barre Town as Miss Edith
Wilkie, a graduate OF the Barre City (
Hospital Nurses course and for several |
years a faithful attache there.
Major I. A. Abbott camp. No. IL, Sons
Of Veterans and the ladies auxiliary TO
the camp, will join in basket picnic
AZ J.. y. PerTy's grove on Cobble bin
Monday. There viii be a variety Of di q
versions after the dinner in the noon Z
hour and interesting competitions in
baseball and crequet are planned. All
Grand Army veterans and members o.
he ladies' circle are invited 20 Join the
unior organization in their outing.
Among the Barre people who plan 10
pend the week end and holiday out Of 2
he city arc the following; Mrs. Fred z
Langeyin. who left to-day for Athoi, ,
Mass Clyde Gonee. 20 Rouses Point
:. "; Mrs James Poi;ras, to Montreali =
4 n. Blair 20 Chsgy, \. VI William =
anderson, who accompanied party q q
riends 20 Montreal this morning; Frank ?
Nilsson. who will spend several days IN 4
Newport; James Duncan, 70 Portland,
g. Lawrence OKelley. 10 Burlington; :
nd Alex McKinnon. who is visiting for a
few days in Montreal
G G Kenyon Of Merchant street, &C y
omranied ~ Mrs Kenyon. has returned 7
rom Boftou, where tire former acquired
Studelaksr auto bus. which be vii =
Sc for passenger transportation Purpos-
: between Barre and Montpelier Among
10 large number Of couyeyzres pressed =
10 TIE intsfcitv service. the Studehakef =
the FIRST ineioscd automobile. u vii =
AT more than . dozen people and afford .,
nris protection in al kinds ~ weather II
resembles miuiaturs trolley car. The N
iachine Ssrslap<s p }. rsand tis psyfas- y
ou-enter rule = made possible ~ The
- that the ouly entrance and esit =
ar the drivers seat. NJ Kenyon Wil
sernts ths rar himself for time snd
ter = schedule IT the arrivals snd DE-