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

Rummage sale at Salvation Army hall
!; this afternoon at $50.
!! Use Pyrox In spraying trees and po'
} tatoes. For sale at Kempton Mills.
A SON was born this morning to Mr..
|; and Mrs. L. M. Jones Of 1873 South Main
( street.
Don't miss your chance to get cob.
bler's set Saturday; only Zoe each. N. d.
Phelps Co.
Home-made baked beans and brown
bread, lemon and custard pies at TASTES
South Main street market.
The horseshoeing shops OF Barre will
be closed Saturday, Aug. 7, at noon and
remain closed the rest of the day.
G. r. j. Best returned last night to
his home in White River Junction, after
spending several days in the city on bus
mess.
Charles r. Hall Of Montgomery Center
arrived in the city this morning from
Boston and will leave for his home this
|afternoon.
Misses Hortense and Gertrude Ladue
Of st. Adams arrived in the city last
evening for a visit of several days with
relatives.
i Mrs. Matilda Mccormick Of Northfeld
arrived this morning and will make a
few days visit with Mrs. Emily Henry
on Jefferson street.
Miss Glee Wood of Richardson street
returned last night from Northfield,
where she has been making few days
visit with friends
! Frank Beard of the Peoples National
bank is taking two weeks vacation
from his duties, and he left this morn
ing for Woodbury. pond.
| Mrs. Jeanette H. Bartlett OF Orvis |
avenue returned to-day from Washing |
ton, where she was called early in the
week BY the critical illness of her ia
Their, +. Bernasconi.
Chauncey Harris of Patterson street
left last night for Springfield, Mass,
where he will join a theatrical company
to play first violin in the orchestra, and
saxaphone in the band
Mrs. William Cole and daughter, Eu-
nice, and Mrs Cheney Batchelder OF
Orange street, went this morning to
Williamstown, where they will be the
guests of Mrs. Eugene Inglis for a few
days.
Miss Ida Cook, Misses Helen Cook and
Ethelyn Colburn and Miss Agnes Il. Gar
rity of South Main street, went to
Marshfield to-day to visit friends. Miss
Clarity and Miss Colburn viii remain
for weeks stay. Il
Leigh Myers, who has been employed !,
at the Eastman grocery store for the I
past few months, completed his duties
there last night and began work in the
Langlois bottling works on Granite !
street this morning.
Floyd seymore. who has been taking b
a two weeks vacation from his duties Q
in the Walker and Walker surveying I
Office ON North Main street, returned !
to-day from st. Johnsbury, where he
has been visiting friends. i
Women's and boys white tennis OK. v
fords and balls, with white soles, are y
included in the Peoples Shoe Store d
price smashing" sale at Csc. Childrens v
white tennis oxfords and balls, with o
white soles, Zoe, sizes . TO 2.
Mrs. John Mcdonald Of Liberty street p
ind son, Arthur, of Boston, who is maxi I
ng an extended visit with his mother, s
eft this morning for Greensboro, where le
hey will visit with Mr.. and Mrs James 81
Han, Of Boston, who are camping at b
,aspian lake. ~
Miss Lillian Roberts Of Jefferson "
treet, who is taking months vacation
rom her duties as ticket agent at the r
)entral Vermont station, left this morn. II
ne for Riviere du Loups, p. O., where q
he win be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. to
lidord Caswell, who are making a fort "
lights visit in that vicinity. Before NJ
eturning TO Barre Miss Roberts win ia
isit her parents in Mortified. During ri
er absence. X. T.. Mcleod OF ST. Adams, vi
as charge Of the ticket Office. Bi
Barre labor organizations are 10 be
ell represented at the annual conyen. ia
ion OF the Vermont state branch, A. =. da
L., which opens in Burlington Tues. fo
ay morning. President Fred w. Suitor eel
nd Secretary Alexander Ifonside expect m,
, 90 20 Burlington Monday morning
nd the day viii be spent in getting in
1ings ready for the gathering Of Ia. as
bring men. William Halyosa is 10 rep I'M
sent the plumbers local Of this city, tn
rthur Roussee Of Grsnite,ille viii at
nd as delegate Of the stationary en- =.
lgineer, Fred Tucker viii represent the 81
ast Barre granitecutters' local and -
lesley Hoffman has been delegated TO NJ,
pear for the eigarmakers Of this city "a.
AIRY Dale is the polishers' represen- a.
tive and William Averill i To repre-. N,
Mt the painters aud decorators Mr.. -,
iitor has been delegated 70 represent NJ
e quarryworkefs and Jumpers OF this "a.
ty and Barre Town aud Mr. Ironside ~
III represent the rranitecutters Of us
,rre, while Fred Scott win be the dele. 80
te from the tool sharpeners' branch. Al
Notice to Taxpayers az