The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

| tiuSihS out naic VI shlIln ~ +Ap""Ns -
Carnival postcards on sale at Martins
bookstore.
| Vanilla, chocolate, caramel ice cream
and lemon sherbert at browns.
Household furniture for sale Monday
day and Tuesday. j. b. Darling, > Laurel
street.
Did you ever try frozen chocolate
with whipped cream at browns? ii not,
you'd better get busy,
Rev. w. j. NJ. Beattie of fremont
street is absent on a few days business
visit in Massachusetts.
Mary Pickford to-day at Pavilion in
her most brilliant success, Behind the
Scenes" Don't miss it.-Adv
Rev. George II. Holt will be in charge
of the union services at the Hedding
Methodist church Sunday morning.
b. Giacomini of North Main street left
the city last night for Springfield, Mass,
where he has secured employment as a
granitecutter.
| Homemade baked beans, brown bread,
custard and lemon pies. Ready after
o'clock Saturday. Tassie Bros market,
South Main street.
William Clark, who has been visiting
relatives and friends in the city Tor the
past few days, returned to his home IN
Waterbury last night.
The Spanish baseball team of this city
went this noon to Waterbury, where they
will line up against the town team TINS
afternoon. Canales will probably do the
twirling.
The new hospital building will be open
for inspection Sunday, Monday and Tues
day, from 10 a. m. till p. m. Every.
body is invited to visit the building and
inspect same.
Miss Doris Farrar and Evelyn Bugbee
of 9s Washington street returned home
last night from Moretown, where they
have been visiting relatives and friends
for the past few days.
Misses Rose Shepard and Harriet Pin
ell, who are employed at the N. e. tele-
phone Office in st. Adams, arrived to-
day and will spend two weeks va"
cation with friends in the city.
George Burrell of Boston, represent
tative OF the T. Noonan Co., who has
been the guest of A. G. Miles OF South
Main street for few days, left last
night for Casco Bay, Me-, where he VIII
spend two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel j. Looney and
three children of Dorchester, Mass, who
have been spending the past few weeks
at the home of Charles Collins on
Spaulding street, left night for Boston,
where they will make short visit.
Frank Hutchinson of Trow HILL who
has been employed in the Cutler garage
on North Main street for the past two
years, has completed his duties there
and has accepted position with Cross
Bros. at their garage in Mortified, where
he is now working.
A iitney driven and owned by c. A.
Promo of this city had a collision with
Mrs. III. S. Miles Oakland car last even
ing about o'clock. Mrs. Miles was
headed toward this city and Promo to-
ward Montpelier and near the Pioneer,
opposite the powerhouse, in Montpelier,
| the accident occurred. No one was hurt
and the Ford car had oI~'-S2el demol-
| ished and few dents on the forward
part. The Oakland escaped with few
scratches.
Labor men affiliated with the Central
Labor union of Barre and vicinity are
quietly meditating the adyisability OF
holding a Labor day parade this year
along the lines OF similar holiday observ-
ances in the past. Thus far plans for
celebration have not been permitted to
mature, but there is feeling that the
central body viii not let the day pass
without some attempt 10 observe. II Is
possible that the pretentious celebration
of last September, when fine weather
favored a notable program of speech
making and sport at the Ayers street
park, may be copied this year. Monday,
Sept. 8, is Labor day this year. Within
short time informal discussion of the
proposal to have celebration at one
Of the parks in Barre or vicinity will
take more tangible form.