The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Aceic ADaTe mas gone to Rouses Point
AZ. ~ Tor visit Of several days viii
relatives.
woodworking Shop-l2 Church street
Iel. l36-M, shop; house, Tel. 4434, A
: b. Coffin & Co.
Cleo Madison at the Bijou to-day il
Haunted Hearts" a two-reel Rex drama
also good comedy.-Adv.
Mrs. ). 0, Dolloph OF Boston is visit,
ing her sister. Mrs. George B. Holmes
OF east hill for an extended time.
4 Fifty men and boys wanted that can
wear size and 51a oxfords; the $4 and
$3.50 kind at 1895 Lamorey's.
Ernest Letonrneau of Summer street
has returned to Barre, after spending a
few days with relatives in Montreal
y. II. simpson, president of the Simp-
son Bros. Shoe Co., of Boston, is making
few days visit in the city on business.
Edward Clark of Richmond arrived in
the city this morning and is visiting
friends in Barre and vicinity for a few
days.
The Independent Order of Foresters
will hold a basket picnic at Dewey park
Saturday, July 10. Everybody bring
| baskets.
| Mrs. Harry Gamble of Division street
has returned from Boltonville. where she
has been making visit OF several days
with relatives.
Mrs. Carl NJ Hunt and children OF Elm
street left this morning for Plainfeld,
where they are to make a visit of sew
eral days with relatives.
Miss Mary Queed of Boston arrived
yesterday and while on a two weeks va
cation, will visit with her sister and
other friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cook have re-
turned to Barre from Morrisyille, where
they have been passing few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Small
Three new acts of vaudeville will be
presented at the opera house tonight by
the Maltese Players, and four reels OF
pictures will be shown, starting at 1880
ADV.
Joseph Caleagni returned to the city
last evening from a visit of several days
with friends in Milford, n H. The trip
TO Milford and return was made in Mr.
Calcagni's automobile.
Mrs. James Higgins and children, Lucy
and James, and Mrs. Estella Clough of
Edgewood left yesterday for Mortified, |
where they will visit relatives and friends |
for the remainder of the week
Herbert Clark and Miss Vera Emery
of Windsor, who have been making a |
few days visit at the home of Mr. Clark's |
mother, Mrs. w. A. Clark, of Ayers
street, returned home last night.
Mrs. G. II. Douglass of fremont street
has returned from Greenfield, Mass,
where she has been visiting at the home
of her father, C. Bau. While absent Mrs.
Douglass also visited in other Massa-
ehusetts cities.
Regular meeting of the /. o. o. L.,
NJ. L., will be held in X. of c. hall Fri
day evening at o'clock The newly
elected officers will be installed. The
pink degree will also be worked and re-
freshments will be served. A large at
tendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Southgate
where they have been visiting their son,
Ray. Mrs. Southgate has returned
to South Royalton and her husband has
resumed his duties as ticket agent at the
NJ. & w. r.. passenger station.
S. n. Nathan of New York, who was
employed here under w. s. Swallow 4
o. as builder on the construction work
It Hotel Barre, was visitor in the city
yesterday and to-day. Mr.. Nathan is now :
Engaged on the union station which Swal-
ow a Co. are erecting in Burlington.
For Saturday, July 10, the Barre Ath.
etc club baseball team have secured the
asst st. Johnsbury team to play at the {
rotting park. Charles Hoernle is run.
ling the team and he himself is playing.
As yet his team has not lost game !
md the Standish club from Dorchester, :
,lass., were among their victims, get !
ing trimmed by score of 10 ,. 9
The Peoples Shoe Store distributed (
yesterday afternoon to the 100 Junior !
business Builders who entered the con. !
est in March, prizes amounting 10 up. ]
Yards Of 500. The junior making the
Teatest number Of points was Howard !
larr, who won the bicycle, Nevina Y
iranai won second and got a cart. :
Imelio Calderara won third and received
mandolin. while Angelic Comolli,
ourth. and Percy Angwin, fifth, each
'ere given a watch and chain. Albert
Dessereau, sixth, won a rife. Frank Gas.
mi, seventh. an airgun, and Beonide
lain, eighth. secured a large dressed
OIL and 20 on down the line. each get y
ing some prize corresponding with the a
lumber Of customers responding 70 their -
olicitstions. "
Cobble hin grange held its regular q
Ieeting on the evening Of July 6 and the n
blowing program was carried out: Roll
~, ans>cred BY patriotic quotations y
ID sketches; song, Mrs. p. r. Northrop;
TX on comparison of agricultural meth.
~ in the South and North. Mrs " RI
orthrop; piano solo, Earl Winter: rcci.
tion. Miss Jessie Pratt; reading. Mrs
y Sanborn paper on farm life. (which =.
. the greater. IL pleasure and profits. -
IL bardships and disappointmsntsf :
r.. W. J. Capp. The meeting on the m
ening u july ~ viii he observed - Y
iidren's night. The children viil fur II
IN the program. after which they win
SERVED With ice cream and cake. and
e same refreshments viii b. on sale
IN thoss Who wish ladies are asked
bring cake. Members ere ssksd %
atch for the date Of the socisble % BE-
"a In the near future. a.
wEBSTERvIILE.