The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Use Pyrox for sprayin. trees and pr
II tatoes. For sale at Kempton Mills.
H George Creighton left Barre this morr
III ing for Montreal, p. O., where he wi
II make a business visit of several day
II Mrs. H. o. Worthen is spending tw
II weeks in Springfield, Mass, as a CUES
H at the home of her son, Ernest \
II Worthen.
II G. j. Tetrault, A. Liberty and II. M
H Folsom of the Prudential Insurance "a
\ have gone TO Burlington to attend dis
trict meeting.
Miss Jean Ryan of Graniteville was |
visitor in the city to-day while on he
way to Boston for an extended visi
with relatives
The Independent Order of Forester
and their friends will hold basket pic
mic at Dewey park Saturday, July 10
Everybody bring baskets.
Have your rubber soled shoes and OK
fords resoled by us. We make spe
cialty of rubber selling, Gents, $l.75
ladies, $780, p. NJ. Depatie, ll2 Nortl
Main street.
Fred r. Dale wishes TO announce ia
the public the opening Of grocery
store, including confectionery, ice cream
sodas and tobacco, at his residence, 90
Lewis street.--Ady.
A special meeting of the Bonaccord
football club will be held in the pavil-
ion at 1880 tonight. Picnic committee
meet at the pavilion at 2:30 to-day
promptly. Per order, sec.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Riddell and
family of Upland avenue have gone to
Westerly, r. l., for visit and Mr.. Rid
dell will go on to New York TO work, ac-
ccmpanied by Alex. Cheyne.
The feature picture at the opera house
for matinee and night performances to-
day is a two.reel drama, "Tbe Stolen
WILL" featuring Ethel Grandin. Two
other good pictures, THE Fortune Tell
err" and "The Poor Fixer," with the three
acts of vaudeville, make an excellent
entertainment.
Charles Hoernle and his bunch of ball
tossers from st. Johnsbury, who have
not lost single game this year, will
be the opponents of the Barre A. G. at
the trotting park on Saturday afternoon.
good baseball game staged at the Gran
tic City trotting park Saturday after
noon at 3 o'clock. Admission, Csc; la
dies, Zoe; grandstand free.
The auction sale at Farnham's at
Montpelier was well attended; rs horses
were disposed of at very satisfactory
prices; a number of wagons, surreys,
single and double harnesses, robes, whips,
etc, were sold. The sale was considered
to be very good one for this time of
the year by those present. G. +. Smith,
auctioneer.
Ensign Parsons and other staff officers
of the Salvation Army motored TO Gran
iteville last night in George w. Mann's
auto and held song service in that |
village, returning TO the city immedi- !
ately after the meeting. The Barre corps |
is planning to extend its salvation work |
into several of the nearby towns this
summer.
The party OF Congregational campfire
girls who have been making stay of
two weeks at Joe's pond in Danville
returned to the city last night in auto.
mobiles. There are Is girls who enjoyed
camp life at the pond under the direc.
ton of Mrs. Isabel Even, who returned
to the city with them and who has
resumed her duties as parish worker
AZ the Congregational church.
Only one baseball game is booked for
his afternoon in Barre, although that
game, between the Barre A. c. and
Charley Hoernle's st. Johnsbury team,
Is expected TO furnish excitement enough
'or any number Of fans. The game will
De played at the Ayers street driving
park. A number of picnics, including
several stoneshed outings, are scheduled ,
or the late forenoon and afternoon. At
caledonia park, children Of the First .
Sunday school foregathered
rear the noon hour, with a goodt
prinkling Of the older ones. A program ,
4 sports was outlined for the afternoon. ,
'hildren of the First Baptist church !
sunday school migrated 10 Paramount
ark for their yearly picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rennie, who for.
nerly resided on Ayers street in this
ity, sailed from Liverpool, Eng, to-day {
or America, and expect TO return TO 6
'arre next week. Mr. and Mrs Rennie a
rent 10 Scotland nearly two years ago, n
nth the idea Of permanently residing in {
he land Of their birth, but conditions
here have changed 10 such an extent
ince the war broke out that they have
ecided now 10 make Barre their place Of
abitation again. Another we'll known :
arre man who expected 90 leave Liver n,
DOL to-day for the United States is
ohm Wallace. who sailed for Scotland
sveral months ago.