The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

Don't miss seeing THE Girl from IN
Golden West" at the Pavilion to-day
Adv.
Special prices on outside bark bambo
porch screens-six feet, 81; eight feet
81 .25, at Hooker's.
Loren Allen and Stuart Carson ar
spending their vacation in Warren, Eas
Warren and Waitsheld.
Mrs. Myra Allen, who had been visit
ing relatives on BeclSley street, returned
to her home in Warren Sunday.
Mrs. A. M. Whitney of Chelsea is {
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Hodgdon of Highland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lane and son
Willis, have returned from Queen City
park, where they have been spending
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. X A. Lane and sons
Paul and Alfred and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Colvin are spending a few days at Queer
City park.
Miss Olive Mcknight OF S Forsyth
place left yesterday for Concord, N. II.
for a weeks visit with her cousin, Mrs
r. c. Holmes.
Mrs. G. J. Allen and daughter, Hilda
left a few days ago for Burlington, ant
later they will 60 into camp at Queer
City park with a sister, Mrs. Lavalette
New England Order of Protection
meets in Odd Fellows hall tonight at
o'clock Members are urgently requested
to attend, as these meetings are impor-
tant.
Miss Edith AverilI Of Hudson, N. Y,
is spending a two weeks vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Aver.
| i'll, and other relatives in Barre and vi.
cinity.
Have your rubber.soled shoes and OK.
fords resoled by us. We make spe.
cialty of rubber selling. Gents, sl.75;
ladies, $3.50. r. M. Depatie, liz North
| Main street.
DR.. f. j. Foster of Waterbury Center,
president OF the Washington County Vet
erans' association, which is to hold its
annual reunion at Dewey park early in
August, was a business visitor in the
city to-day.
Among the business visitors in the city
yesterday and to-day were: Mr.. and
Mrs G. B. Wright of Middlebury, J. H.
Lavigne of Burlington, A. B. Lavigne OF
Winooski. G. w. Moore OF St. Adams
and F. r. Dow of Stowe.
With the three acts of vaudeville at
the opera house tonight, the following
pictures will be shown-"The Other Girl"
two.reel feature; Her Lesson" one.
reel drama, full Of action, and a swell
comedy, called more and More ADV.
A Socialist orator from Milwaukee,
Oscar Amerlnger. IS to appear in city |
park next Monday evening, according to |
an announcement made to-day hy the |
press committee of the Barre Socialist |
local. Mr.. Amerlinger has been given |
permission to speak from the music
stand.
Signs pointing the auto path 10 Ho-
tel Barre are TO be located this week |
northwest and southwest corners of city |
park. Near the junction of Washington
and North Main streets, a guide board |
is TO be attached TO the road directory
that describes the distance 10 such
points as Montreal, Burlington, vii.
White River Junction, etc.
Motor parties registered at Hotel Barre
yesterday and to-day included, among
sAhttHf TUG AbiiphAiiEs AlIrs ~ htbult
and maid OF New York, NJ. A. Craig and
Mrs. w. NJ. Newhoff OF New York;
J. b. Telavern and J. Z. Benoit OF Mont
real; Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Hoffman OF
Boston and G. r. Chandler and chauffeur
Of Strafford T. II. Tirrell, Mrs. Batch.
elder, Miss Parker and A. f. Gray Of
Boston.
Posters advertising the second Of the
series of baseball games 70 be played )
between the Barre A. c. and the Italian
4. c. made their appearance yesterday.
The first game was played July at the
rotting park when the Italian team won ,
~ score of TO |. For next Saturday I.
he same batteries have been announced. :
Neaferi and Comolli for the Italians and
iilbert and Fowlie for Barre. The game
will be played on the Italian A. c. field
II Berlin street this week.
Susdah temple, No. lao, ID. O. X. X, Of :
his city, Is making pretentious plans for J.
ne Of the semi occasional temple gath. /,
rings to be held in 50. Adams Aug. NJ h,
uring the annual encampment OF the I
'ermont Knights Of Pythias, which has !,
zen set for Aug. IL, rs and 49, Mem. !,
ers Of the temple comprising The cere. I
1onisl team are drilling regularly for !.
he festivities incident TO the IT. Albans !,
ieeting and a large delegation from !,
inform rank, X. p, Is also getting into =
ear for the annual meeting The mem i
ership Of the local temple, which has i
al its home in Barre since organiza
on. il scattered throughout the length y
M breadth OF Vermont. with q slice Of y
ew Hampshire included. A number Of :
indicates are expected 10 make their
ow on the hot sands At st. Adams :
hen the Suadah temple men arrive. .
At the height Of the electrical storm 4
hich ragged with greatest violence in
y country outlying Barre 20 the cast.
driving horse owned BY Supt John
ctcod Of the Wells hanson Co.'S quar-.
!, nearly came 20 grief and the pros
cts 81 saving the animals life were
= wholly reassurinr. Frightened BY
2 lightning flashes and frequent peals
thunder. the equine uas performing
~ peculisrilv n the pasture when
an. employed hy Supt. Mcieod 90 care
2 the steed while hs il at work in the
AIRY came % oal Il to shelter. The
re paid little heed 30 The attentions
the caretaker, bat continued its mad
resr shout the corral Before the rain
atcd. u had become eutsnTied in sew
u strands ~ hartrd wfre. with ths
sult Tat D.. W. s Page. a ioesi vi.
unriar. found it Necessary % ssw ID
% severed arteries In - hnr4ss iaff n