The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

sells dry pack Ice cream, zoe brick.
Among the Barre business visitors |
/ Burlington to-day were John b. Kell
and Frank Il. Austin.
Wash skirt sale, So values, SIPS; $2.5
values for Sl75. Summer dresses one
half price. Paris Shrtwaist House.
A meeting of the Glenugie club will b
held in Clan Gordon hall Friday even
ing, July 20, at o'clock. Per orde
president.
A business meeting of the ladies al,
society OF the Baptist church will be hel,
Thursday evening, July %, at o'clock i
the church vestry.
On account OF the absence OF Mis-
Hooker there will be no cooking schoo
at the Congregational vestry either Fri
day or Saturday of this week.
After the band concert tonight there
will be dance in the Rowland hall un
der the auspices Of the civic department
Of the Woman's club. Ladies free.
Regular meeting of Hiawatha lodge
No. 20, i. o. 0. f., Thursday, July %
at 1880 o'clock. Let every brother be
present. Special business. Per order
n. G.
The ladies' aid society of st. Monica q
i church will hold lawn and card party
/ Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
convent of the Sacred Heart. Ice cream
and home. made candy on sale. Members
please donate cake or candy.
! A Burlington paper has the following
concerning, Thurman N. Dix, Barre
boy: "The engagement is announced OF
! Thurman N. Dix, assistant professor OF
civil engineering at the University Of
Vermont, and Miss Mary BARLEY For
oier of 292 College street"
Auction sale tomorrow at p. m. at
Jones & Nye's livery stable, Barre City,
of the Fayette r. Cutler estate in bank
ruptcy; personal property, pair OF black
horses, harnesses, carriages, sleigh and
other property. See adj, page Z. c. F.
Smith, trustee and auctioneer.
Following his morning engagement as
organist at the Universalist church, Pro-
lessor w. A. Wheaton will leave next
Sunday for st. Paul, MINI, where he
will spend the time until the first OF
September, visiting the city in which he
resided for 80 years just prior to return
ing to Barre, his native place, three
years ago.
There will be dance at the Woodbury.
Lake house pavilion Friday evening, July
%. CAROLS orchestra Of Ave pieces will
furnish music. Dancing from to H.
Persons stage win leave Buzzell's hotel
at p. m. Round trip, $l.50. Leave
orders at Buzzell's hotel. Also a good
cottage for rent or sale; good shore lots
for sale, from $50 to $3.50. A good place
to spend your vacation; good boating.
fishing and bathing; a lot of white pond
lilies; good camping and fishing ground. |
Inquire at Woodbury. Lake house.
Percy Davis, an inspector for the re-
Gently organized industrial accident
board created as the result OF new
compensation laws in Yer
mont, is passing few days in the city |
stonesheds, granite quarries
and other places where machinery is
used. Mr.. Davis is gathering data that
may be useful TO the board in the event
Of accidents and his work in Barre is a
part of a state wide undertaking which
the systematizing of stat
sites relating to industrial activity. In
most instances, Mr.. Davis obtains a de-
scription of the machinery used, the
number of men usually employed and
IN estimate of the payroll
Another message of Socialists and
non.believers win be delivered in city
park this evening at 7 o'clock by Oscar
Ameringer, the Kansas farmer, who gave
zone straight-to.you- my brother advice
10 large audience in the public square
Monday night. Farmer Ameringer Is be-
ng entertained by Socialist friends in
he city and has made a good impression
wherever he has mounted the platform.
-ast night he addressed a gathering in
5raniteville and expects TO be heard
gain this week before leaving Barre (
fhe man from Kansas says he has Z
pecial message for the clerks tonight
md promises 10 finish his say before 5
he time comes for the Barre Citizens 3
'and TO take charge Of the stand in '
he park. {
Clarence G. Carr of Church street,
arrier on rural route No. 2. went this .
morning 10 Randolph, where he will rep. =
esent a number Of carriers in this vi
initr az the annual convention Of the a
snral Carriers association OF Vermont :
.arl NJ Lewis, who was delegated by b
he state letter carriers and clerks az. p
ociation, 10 act with a committee that Z
III propose amalgamation with the m a
al carriers, was unable 10 attend the
enyentiOn. which is TO conclude to-mor- h
ow night. n the proposed plan mate y
alizes. 800 carriers on rural routes in a
ermont viii receive under their asso- n
ate wing an organization that includes ii
early 100 city carriers and postal :,
erks in the state. Next years meet A
q Of the clerks and city carriers is 4,
ated for 81. Albans, and Il Is hoped, y
' proponents Of the consolidation plan, y
, have joint convention with The ru- :
i carriers
While driving his fathers Paige su-
mobile from Montpelier 10 this city
asferday afternoon, Thomas Carroll ir-ls
sac North Main street had the mis-
irtune 20 skid from the road and ~
e same time Bit a telephone pole.
-esking the pole Of close 20 the ground.
! the occupants Of the car, who were
r. snd Mrs. Charles A. Brown and son.
inston. and Miss Susan Coburn. beside
y driver. were thrown 20 the ground (.
ben the car struck II was between
tsrcity park and a bend IN the roe
~ the Marvin farm that the accident
Irpenei According 70 Mr.. CAROLS
orr hs Nas not driving % q fast rate
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