The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Myrtle Wells Of Elm street IL
making stay OF several days with
friends in East Corinth and Topsham
Congenially cooling beverages and sue
cuent fruit ices, coupled with quick
service, are waiting for you at browns
fountain.
Jack London's interesting story, "The
| Sea Wolff in seven reels will be shown
at the opera house tonight at 7 and $3.50
o'clock. ADV.
The l.. A., A. O. H., will have a basket
picnic at Dewey park Tuesday, June p.
Take the as car. Juveniles and mem
bers' families cordially invited.
G. l.. Bugbee and Edwin Ross of Wash
| ngton street left last night for High.
gate Springs, where they will spend a
few days at the Bugbee cottage.
Hugh Wilton, who was summoned to
Barre by the death of his sister, Miss
Julia Wilton of West street, returned
this morning to his home in Putnam,
Conn.
Desirable cottage-houses; tenement
houses; modern conveniences, centrally
located in this city. Inquire OF the Yer
mont Real Estate & Insurance Co., b
jackson block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reed and daugh-
ter, Allie, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward N.
Philbrick of Orange street left this morn
ing for few days stay at Queen City
park, near Burlington.
William Cordiner and Robert Cordner,
who have been attending Iowa State col
lege at Ames, Ia, arrived in the city
Sunday morning for stay OF several
weeks at their former home.
G. G.. French of Prospect street, who
recently returned from a course of treat
ment at the City hospital, was able to
resume his duties in the Tilden Shoe
Co.'S. repair shop this morning.
Program of entertainment, Presbyte-
rian church, June D. at 1880 o'clock:
Cantata, Queen o the May children;
reading, Master VIOLIN" Miss Edita
Watson; vocal solo. Miss Alice Walker.
Admission, Zoe; children, Sc.
Harry sanderson and Floyd Darling,
who were the guests of Frank Courtney
over the week end. returned to their
home in South Ryegate to-day. Marvin |
Lairavee, who accompanied the party to |
this city. will remain in Barre for the |
shhlti'', hhhAiE tti'hNu w N2itbiish oh |
intercity jitney route.
My farm is all stocked and will bring |
an income from the start; Is COWS, |
horse, young stock and 100 hens: sugar |
orchard and all equipment. Buildings |
in good shape. This place is located in
the best farming district in Vermont.
Inquire OF Vermont Real Estate & In
surance Co., s Jackson block.
Chief C.. B. Gladding of the fire de-
partment returned yesterday from Rut-
land, where he attended a meeting of
he executive committee of the Vermont
state Firemen's association. 1t was prac-
tieally decided to accept an invitation
rom the Rutland County Fair associa-
ion to hold the annual fircmen's tour
lament in the Marble city next Septem-
Der.
William Martin OF Montpelier was ar.
Aligned before Magistrate II. w. Scott
n city court this morning on an intoxi.
alton charge to which he entered plea
VI guilty and accepted 10 days sen
ence in the county jail in lien of paying
he minimum fine and usual costs. Mar.
in, who says he halls from Dcvonshire, !
was diitHltu NH -Nblhh MAIN |
treet last night by Officer John w. Di-
een.
James Mackie of Montreal arrived in
he city Saturday evening for a few
avs visit with Mrs. Mackie, who pre-
eded him here several days ago. Mr.. I.
Jackie, who formerly resided in this Y
ity, is now engaged as a timekeeper in 4
he Grand Trunk railroad shops. Indi-
atng the extreme measures which the
ritish government il adopting to supply q
he deficiency in ammunition is Mr.. v
lackie's statement that the Grand
runk railroad has equipped one OF its !
apair shops with machinery for making !
bells and is now turning out nearly c
600 shrapnel each day with prospects a
increasing the output in the near flu
are. \