The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

| bott's.
/ Use Pyrox in spraying trees and pc
tatoes. For sale at Kempton Mills.
Don't forget the dance at Dewey park
this evening, M, M. b. orchestra.
The Ladies OF the G. A. r. will hold
their regular meeting Friday afternoon
at 2;30 o'clock
exploits OF Elaine" at Pavilion to-
day, also threereel Lubin and other
good reels.--Ady.
Wash skirt sale, So values, $685. $3.50
values for $l.75. Summer dresses one.
half price. Paris Shirtwaist House.
A regular meeting OF the teamsters'
I union will be held at the union head
quarters this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Ultra tonsorial service in an environ
ment that combines sanitation with com
fort. Ross Depot square barber shop.
One interurban ticket carries you to
the dance at Dewey park tonight on the
| 7:l5 and 7;45 p. m. cars. Dancing, to IL.
Miss Mildred Stowe left Tuesday for
Woodbury. lake, where she will camp for
the week as the guest of Miss Agnes
Tassie.
meeting of the Glenugie club will be
held in Clan Gordon hall Friday even
ing, July %, at o'clock. Per order
president.
Alexander l6-month-old son of Alex
ander McHaffie of 81 Pleasant street, was
operated upon yesterday at the City hos
pital for hernia.
In cleaning the new hospital building,
a large quantity of cleaning cloths are
necessary. Any such contributions would
be very gratefully received at this time.
i Regular meeting of Hiawatha lodge,
No. 20, /. o. o. r., Thursday, July %
at 1880 o'clock. Let every brother be
present. Special business. Per order
IN. G..
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Ingalls, and Philip
Belknap of Hayerhill, Mass who have
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Wescott of Nelson street,
have returned home. The trip was made
by auto.
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen and little
son, Kenneth Wallace, returned yester
| day from short outing, visiting Mrs. |
| Aliens mother, Mrs. Mary Sanford of |
| Marshfeld; Mrs. Julia B. Morris, at the |
home of Leslie Carpenter in Cabot, Mrs. |
Freeman lawson of Woodbury. and Mrs.
George B. Lawson of Calais-three sisters
of Mr.. Allen.
There will be a dance at the Woodbury.
Lake house pavilion Friday evening, July
%. Carrolls orchestra of five pieces will |
furnish music. Dancing from s to II.
Persons stage will leave BuzzelPs hotel
at p. m. Round trip, $l.50. Leave
orders at Buzzelps 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; lot of white pond
lilies; good camping and fishing ground.
Inquire at Woodbury. Lake house.
Attractive little lapel pins bearing the
French tri-color, the British Union Jack
and the Belgian flag are finding ready
sale about town through the efforts of a
local committee of Scots that has taken
in hand the work of raising a fund in
Barre to be added to the British imperial
relief fund. A number of men who came
together last week have interested them
selves in the project to the extent OF !
forming committee, many of their Z
number having been active in raising the
fund for Scottish soldiers last :
winter. A charge of fifty cents is affixed
to each badge and the response to the
appeals for patronage has
been altogether satisfying. The money
goes toward the maintenance OF widows n
and orphans rendered destitute by the
European war.
scarifier, a devwe that may be at. 0
tached to the street oiler and itself in
fnitely less menaeing than its name
would indicate, mas been purchased by G,
the city street department, money for q
he. la. Issl a
the city council at its regular meeting n
Tuesday night. The price paid Is 1912 y
md the device is to be furnished by the
New York Port Huron Co. As soon as IL u
arrives from Milwaukee, Wis, il is TO be p
put in operation on the city streets.
the scarifer is designed 10 per-
ect the uniform grading OF highways. :
{ can be adjusted to any grade desired a
ind operated with ease on the heels OF y
he oil sprinkler. The aldermanic street "
committee figures that the device can 10
'erform work that number of laborers er
re ordinarily expected TO do and with q
more satisfactory results. 81
A awater wagon drive on Barre and =
nvirons is planned by the flying squad :
on OF New England for the late days OF o.
august, and with the appearance in the I
ity Of r. +. Heuick, Boston organizer.
lsns for the big Temperance rally arc
eginning 10 take tangible shape. Prom .
nent workers in nearly every church in
he city are back OF the campaign, al
hough the squadron's attack is TO be
ursued along lines that are neither de.
ominational nor political. The New Z
.ngland squadron j. an oHshoot Of the
wing squadron Of America. which made
ort in Barre last winter. although the
aren't organization holds it, meetings in
he churches and the smaller squadron
suslly engages q public hall some Of
be most eloquent advocates Of . saloon
ss. liqu0rlcss America in the East are /.
,heduled 20 take part in the drive and
it'll the aid Of local men who are put.
ne their shoulders 90 the wheel. the
lmpaign movement IL not 10 suffer
trough lack Of velition.
Hotel Barre did q capacity business
81 night, every room in the house hsv.
Is been reserved for guests. who came
! auto and train. More than ninety 4
.rsons were accommodated IN the din
groom during the supper hour snd
ierr was q large registration Of out Of
.vn guests to-day. Among the motor
rivals ~ the hotel were. Dr. and Mrs.
e. French Of Webster. Il ID ard Mss