The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-15
TALK OF THE TOWN


at Pavilion to.day.---Adv.
Uso Pyrox in spraying trees and pc
| tatoes. For sale at Kempton Mills.
Tassie Bros market has had a tele
phone installed. The number is l2l-R
ADV.
You can save Ia per cent. on paris
green and arsenate of lead at Cummings
& Lewis.
Special prices on outside bark bamboo
porch screens--six feet, 81; eight feet
Sl.25, at Hooker's.
Something new--pineapple shortcake,
with whipped cream, Zoe, at Williams
Bros Lunch Room.
Mrs. Rufus G. Whitcomb returned to
her home in Marshfeld yesterday, after
visiting friends in the city.
Thomas Venner left this morning for
South Ryegate, where he viii make a
business visit of several days.
Fuller G. Smith returned last night to
his home in st. Adams, after spending a
few days in Barre on business.
Miss Pauline Monkey of Merchant
street left yesterday for Sugar Hill, n
H., where she will spend two months
The ladies' auxiliary of the Presbyte-
rian church will hold food sale at the
church Saturday, July IL, from 2 to 5
p. m.
Mrs. Frank Covey left the city this
forenoon for Vergennnes, where she ex-
poets to make weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Miss Jean Darling of laurel street,
who has been spending the past week
at Groton, returned to her home in this
lefty last night.
Mrs. R. Willie and daughter arrived in
Barre this morning. They will make a
short visit here and in South Barre and
then return to Mortified.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bernasconi OF
Montpelier became the parents of trip
lets--two girls and boy--yesterday,
and the babies are reported as doing
well.
John G. Morrison, who has been en-
ployed at the Hastings Lyman hotel,
York Beach Me-, as head bellman, is !
now filling the position as clerk OF that
hotel.
r. d. Carpenter, who is taking a two
weeks vacation from his duties at the
fire station, left yesterday for Roches.
ter, where he will join Mrs. Carpenter
and children.
Mrs. John A. Leslie and daughter,
Miss Albra, of Spaulding street left the
city this morning for Salisbury, where
they are to spend two weeks in camp at
lake Dunmore.
Miss Mamie Nelson of Wellington
street completed her duties at the Red
Cross Pharmacy last night and will take
a short vacation before going TO Hart
ford, Conn. for an extended stay.
DIR. ]. w. Stewart of West street, who
with Mrs. Stewart is passing several !
weeks at Star farm beach on Lake
Champlain, is attending the school for I
health officers in Burlington this week
Miss Catherine Rogers of Orange t
street and Miss Evelyn Mathieson OF
Liberty street left yesterday afternoon o
Tor Hardwick, where they win make
weeks visit with relatives and friends.
An entire change Of vaudeville and y
pictures will be given at the opera house +
tonight. The pictures include a two i
EEL feature. Through Shadows to sun q
'hine,' a swell drama in one reel, called b
With Girl at Stake" and comedy o
NIL of laughs, "The Pretty Policeman
Adv.
Superintendent John Mcleod of the I,
Wells Lamson Cos. quarry wishes 10 N
tate that the item in yesterdays paper D
egarding one of his horses in pasture a
citing injured on barbed wire was in. e
orrect, that the horse didn't get near Il
ny barbed wire but received a slight cut Il
n one knee and is all right to-day. W
A meeting of those interested in the B
british imperial relief fund of New Eng. hi
md will be held at Clan Gordon hall OF
riday evening, July 10, at 7 o'clock for NJ
be purpose Of electing a committee 10 IL
ssist the relief work among the families II
r dependents of the British forces now 70
ngaged in the war All those who are II
! any way interested are urged TO at. 81
nd this meeting. pi
Preliminary 70 3 program for The con- =.
ruetion OF new sidewalks along the ~
ruth side Of Washington street and in
her sections Of the city, the alderman LEI
street committee is making minor SCI
pairs TO the walks up and down North an
ain street. In several spots where va
e link between new cement walks and &c
e old concrete walks was only a dirt To-
Ith, patches OF cement have been laid no
ID holes filled en-
The executive board Of the Vermont -
inference OF the Woman's Home Com !.
issionsry society met yesterday az the =,
aconess' home on Berlin street 20 plan -,
Il consider work for Barre missions -
q also other work the conference 80 -,
~ is doing The conference trcasur- -
Mrs. A. W Gates Of this city. re- n.
re that al bills snd pledges for the -
Ar closing July rs, had been met. Over 80
BOO was given by the conference 80 a,
" for the support Of the Barre mis-
ms and the debt on the deaconess -,
ne vas reduced by $500. About s22oo ~
Il also sent 10 be used in the differ. 10
/ lines Of work done by the nstionsl :
.iety among tire mountain whites, the
gFees. japanese on the Pacific coast ~
81 the immigrant home in Boston.
= y p. Street Of Washington. y. C., -
neral superintendent ~ deaconess - -
rk, was present AZ Yesterdays con. ~.
rnre. Mrs. A. III Webb 81 Fairlee, -
.sidsnt 81 the conference society. Mrs
A Irish ~ Enoshurg Pals, Mrs. Mary -
Hrburne 81 Montpelier and several 9th -.
ont ~ tgwn people were also present, -.
ddss . large numter from tins city -