The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-09
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Abbott's zoe window.

See Abbott's 2Oc window.
See Knights advertisement
Summer clearance sale at Vaughan's'
Piano, safe and furniture moving r.
q. Rogers. Tell. 100, Barre.
IIse Pyrox In spraying trees and po'
tatoes. For sale at Kempton Mis-
Tomorrow Tuesday, is the last day
TO pay taxes without added costs OF col
lection ADV.
Mrs. II. II. Cook OF Baltimore, Nd, Is a
guests in the home OF Alderman ). r.
Cook and Mrs. Cook of East street.
Miss Margaret Milne OF Boston IS
passing several days with Mrs, L. M
Wood and other relatives in Barre.
James Merrill of Randolph, who has
been visiting in the city for the past
few days, returned home yesterday after
noon.
Lawrence Wilson OF South Main street
returned this morning from Woodbury.
pond, where he has been spending the
past few days.
Wanted Experienced grocery clerk;
steady employment TO the rlght man
Must be hustler. Apply in person.
Eastman Bros.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John SASH of Durkee
place. who have been visiting relatives
| and friends in Worcester Tor the past
| few DAYS, returned to their home yes
terday.
Miss Addie Richardson, who has been
visiting at the home of her sister, MRS.
| CLAYTON S. Meaker of jefferson street
and with other relatives in the city, re-
turned Saturday to Brooklyn, n. \.
Samuel D'Agustine, who is employed
in the Ross barber shop, left last night
for Boston. where he will visit relatives
while taking weeks vacation. His
place is being filed by William Mitchell
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Collins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Barclay motored yesterday to
North Hero, where they made a visit
with their sons, who are spending vaea.
ton of two weeks at Camp Abnakl,
Among the visitors in the city Satur-
day were: Mrs. Albert Spencer and EAR
w. Evans, Waterbury; Mr.. and Mrs. X.
H. Sibey, East Montpelier; Mrs. 7. 3.
Little. Edith Little, +. S. Little, w. ii.
Little and w. H. Clark, North Montpe'
lier; G. B. Manchester, Randolph; Miss
Virginia Towle, Greenfield, Mass; Mrs.
lie. g. Calderwood, Burlington; Arthur Z.
ellis. Manchester; Ralph K. Bradley,
Lunenbura; Mark Dwinell, Wilmington.
man who was driving through Brook
street late Sunday afternoon found his
attention drawn to an odd happening
that was in progress not for from the
highway. A rather elongated looking
Young man was lying prone on the
ground while three women were indus
triously pummeling him with their fists.
Seemingly, the prone one submitted SUI
pinely to the massage, for he was stlll
waiting for the count when the man IN
the team disappeared from view.
Fifteen girls ranging in age from IA
to 20 years came to the city Saturday
and registered at Hotel Barre. The con-
tinpent represented detail of mixers
from Camp Quinnabec at South Fairiee
and their stop in Barre marked the end
of a three days hike through central
Vermont and points north. All were
thoroughly pleased with their expedition,
but it was noticeable that none OF them
offered any expostulations when the
camp instructor accompanying them sug-
gested that the return TO Wells River be
made by train. Pedestriansm, therefore,
was abandoned in this city and the party
left over the Montpelier & Wells River
railroad for their camp Saturday night
, Among the mixers were girls from New
Orleans. Virginia, Nebraska, Illinois,
Utah. Tennessee and a number of eastern
states.
The west hill Sunshine club met Thurs
day. Aug. 8, with Mrs. Merton Cheney of
Berlin, there being 20 members and seven
visitors present, the visitors being Mrs.
Hanton and Mrs. Williamson OF Barre
City. Miss Emma Wood Of Springfield,
Mass. Mrs. 0'Neil, Winona 0'Neil and
Mrs. Phelps OF Williamstown and Mrs.
Hogan of west hill. The following pro-
gram was prepared by Mrs. Benevides
and Ina Wood: Vocal solo, Mrs. William
Bingham; reading, Mrs. Duane Wood;
vocal solo, Mrs. Merton Cheney; recita-
ton. Mrs. Alvin Smith; vocal solo, Irene
Baldwin, recitation, Erma Cheney; song
by the four Cheney girls vocal solo, Mrs.
William Bingham; picture guessing con-
test. in which Mrs. Herbert Lapier won
the prize and Mrs Elmer Bancroft the
BOBBY prize. Refreshments Of sand
witches, assorted cake and punch were
served. The next meeting win be held
SEPT. 2 with Mrs. c. A. George and Mrs
e. A. Bemis az Mrs. Bemis' The pro.
qrsm committee was Mrs. Herbert La