The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-20
TALK OF THE TOWN
New auto caps al Abbott's.

New auto caps at Abbott's.
Look for Shea's Shoe Store ad.; more
real bargains.-Adv.
Fall shirts, all the new patterns, from
the McWhorter Co.
Sale center pieces and searfs Friday
and Saturday at Vaughan's.
Nicholas G. Mascot of North Main
street has gone TO Burlington for week
end visit.
DIR. d. O. Watt Of Maple Grove re-
turned this morning from a business trip
TO Boston and New York.
| Try ones Penn safety razors one
week on trial. Come in and get one.
Price, ST. N. d. Phelps. Co.
j. l.. Arkley of Averill street left last
night for Middlebury, where he will
make business visit of several days.
Frederick Lind. who has been em-
ployed here since last spring, left this
morning for his home in upper Quebec.
Salem Corey of Prospect street left
this morning for South Ryegate, where
he expects to pass week with friends.
Twenty per cent discount of childrens
stamped dresses at Miss Rowell's Art
Store, corner North Main and Pearl
streets.
Miss Frances Dryer returned this
morning to her home in North Hartland,
after passing week with friends in
South Barre
Wallace Dufur went yesterday to
Stowe, where he is playing with the
Stowe band during the Old Home week
doings in that village.
Mice par,.aa AIn,,aa nf pal-atta field
was visitor in the city yesterday, while
on her way to Willamstown for an ex-
tended visit with her aunt
Mrs. Joseph Nerney of Websterville
was visitor in the city this morning,
leaving at s:13 o'clock for two weeks
visit with relatives in Montreal.
Leon Cummings of Hill street returned
to the city last evening from North
Hero, where he has been passing ten
days with a party OF Barre boys at
Camp Abnaki
Mrs. o. N. Canton and two daughters,
Louise and Florence, Of Maple avenue re-
turned to the city last evening, after
passing two weeks with relatives In Sa-
lem, Mass, and elsewhere in the Bay |
state.
Among the business visitors in the
city yesterday were: G. r. Calderwood |
Of ST. Johnshury, A. s. Dingman of Der.
by, c. r. Prescott of Morrisyille, j. A.
Greenwood of Chester, c. M. Armstrong
of Enosburg Falls and Arthur Carman of
Ascutneyville.
Arrivals by motor in the city yester-
lay and registered at Hotel Barre in
,lnded the following people; Mrs. L. L,
Joburn, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Bowen and
Mr.. and Mrs. p. S. Deeter and maid
Chicago, ILL.,; Mrs. Frank Wright and
Mrs. Arthur Wright, Boston; Miss Zorine
)aigle, Clifton Daigle, Mrs. X. McCaffrey !
ind Miss McCaffrey, Burlington; Miss
iratia Balch and Ii. +. Balch, St. Johns
Jury.
The attention Of the Universalist PEG.
'le of Barre and vicinity Il called to the
pecial service which will be held in the
historic Universalist church at Marsh
eld on Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
tev. George +. Fortier, state superin-
endent. will preach and Mrs. Fortier
ill assist in the singing. II is hoped
" those in charge that this service
'bich will be made an annual affair, win \
e attractive to many Uniyersalist peo-
le in towns around about Marshheid r
Cobble Hill grange, No. 1853, held their
OCULAR meeting Aug. IL and conferred =
bird and fourth degrees on candidates, e
fter which a short musical program was
wen, as follows; Violin solo, Clarence ,
eddis, with piano accompaniment by =
Iiss Mildred Coyy; vocal duet, Misses
ena Owen and Dolores Beach ban
net, consisting of salads, rolls. pies, as. /"
,rted cakes and coffee, was served BY }.
le ladies of the third quarter. The Cen =
al Vermont Pomona grange will meet i
Cobble bill Aug. 20, with open meet !
g in the afternoon at $50 o'clock. y
Tonight the city council meets IN ad.
urned session at o'clock 20 consider II
he case OF the Barre & Montpelier N
raction Co, which has revived its plan !,
II curtailing the car services over the n
tercity traction line. The traction COM <,
my proposes 10 start its cars every II
OF an hour, instead OF ev-
v half.hour, and TO that end ID must !,
~ obtain permission from the city p,
uncls in Barre and Montpelier 10 abb y
gate the provisions of the franchise -
anted by the two municipalities when -