The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Miss Verna Laxson left yesterday TO
Il a two weeks visit in Springfield an
h Boston, Mass.
Skilled workmanship, sanitary servic
and cool environment ut Miers' uptown
H and downtown barber shops.
William Farnum in "The Sirn of tn
Cross" at the Pavilion to-day. Don
miss this great treat.-Adv
d. A. Perry and Q. II. Perry left has
night on an automobile trip to Boston II
the interests Of the Perry Auto Co.
The Junior choir Of st. Moncas church
is requested to meet at the convent this
evening to rehearse the music for the
first Friday devotions.
d. A. Perry conducted well-attended
auction sale for Il. f. Flint at the capital
yesterday. Farming implements, wagons
household effects, etc, brought excellent
prices.
Notice to the l. o. O. L., NJ. U.-All
Odd Ladies please hand their due books
to Mrs. William stephens, 10 Warren
street, on or before July 3, for the semi
annual audit.
Fishing and hunting licenses will not
be delivered to the various town and city
clerks before July 2, the reason being a
! failure ON the part of the printer to get
them out on time.
| Miss Blanche Coriss has returned from
visit of several days in Burlington
and vicinity, in the course of which she
was a guest OF Miss Alice Reed at her
camp in Queen City park.
Mrs. Fannie w. Winch of Marshfield
is daughter of the late Fred Waters,
whose death occurred Sunday afternoon.
Her name was omitted from the list of
relatives printed in Mondays paper.
confession for the first Friday will
be heard tomorrow afternoon at st.
Monica's church. Parents are requested
to see that their children come in the
afternoon, and next Friday mass will be
celebrated at Z a. m. Holy hour in the
evening at 1880.
For Charles r. Blake OF Brookfeld the
ID. A. Perry Real Estate agency has sold
a farm in Brookfield containing l40 acres
to Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Mahan of Stock
bridge, who will take possession of the
property tomorrow. The price named is
So 900 and the deal includes the stock,
tools and other equipment. W. w. Per.
kins, the agency's Bethel representative,
acted as intermediary in the transaction
Mr.. Blake plans to leave in the near flu.
ture for an extended stay on the Pacific
coast.
A party OF 10 campfire girls, consisting
of Misses Ruth Sowden, Beth Skinner. |
Emma Downing, Doris Farrar, Evelyn |
Bugbee, Ruth Glysson, Lillian Olsen, Ger
trude Olsen, Avis Coffin, Hazel Jellyman
and with Mrs. Eugene Glysson, who act |
ed rs chaperon, returned this noon from
Highgate Springs, where they have been
for the past week Mrs. C. i. |
Bugbee, who has also been with them as
chaperon, will return home this evening. |
While there the girls have been having
an outdoor treat in the form OF hikes
swimming, rowing and all camp life.
Amateur gardeners are having their
troubles with members of the feathered
fraternity and to such a serious stage
have the hen depredations arrived that
people who are nursing small garden
plots during the summer months have
SN'h shtNNh w ooh FbiANt |
for relief. On the cast side of the city
a commuter went into his garden on "a
recent morning and found three beds OF
turnips and squash raw.
aged beyond any hope of redemption.
Repeated promises on the part of hen.
owners TO keep their birds within bounds
nave not been fulfilled, IT is claimed.
But one baseball game Is in prospect
Il the week end, as the Rutland team
vas cancelled its contract with the Ital.
an A. c., and the manager of the Italian
Tub expects TO stage a. performance in
Randolph, where publlc-spirited business
men are backing a team that boasts such
prominent Vermont collegians as Spear,
he Vermont twirler. and Haskins, the !
'srsty backstop az Middlebury. The big
nme Saturday is TO be seen az Ayers
treet, where the Barre 4. c. will play
he Dorchester, Mass, A. A., team slat
a 20 meet -. Johnsbury In double.
eader next Monday. Interest In sport.
ng events or the glorious fifth centers
round the Italian A. C.-Barre A. G. com. d
at, single bill az the trotting park in
be afternoon.
Indicative 81 the service which the iit.
ey sees In the course Of a few weeks IL :,
he statement of one Of the intercity ;
rivers who was the pioneer In establish y
~ a iitney line between Barre and :
lontpelier. 4. n. Miller, a Prospect /,
treet man, completed his seventh week /
2 jitney driver to-day aud during
hat period be has covered more than
600 miles between the two communities.
18th only an occasional sidetrip. ono
ire. stiil In use. has traversed 5000
lies Of that distance. Patronage Of che :
they seems 70 increase rather than 20 the J
her way and competition. instead Of =
'ducing the number Of iitney cars. ss =
81 predicted. has had the eject Of mul- =
plying them.
The Bethany class Of the Baptist 4.
Iurch gathered last evening and went n
! the home Of their teacher. Miss Hen -
eta lnglis of Clark svenue. and gave u
r genuine surprise in the form Of q ~
rewsl party. There were IS 81 the -
ass rnernhers present ana aU ruinvrd = !.