The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
Sale bed spreads AZ Vaughan's.

I'LL ,IWo-dolar work shoes Sl.4o. Lamor
H ey's.
II Twenty-Five dollar suits 1885 at La
II morey's.
II Use Pyrox for sprayin. trees and po
H tatoes. For sale at Kempton Mills.
II exploits of Elane' to-day at Pa
II vlion, and better than ever.--Adv.
III Mrs. Bertha Petrie has been passing
several days with her mother, Mrs. Hell
II en- Kelly, in East Fairfield.
II Attention, Maccabees All officers
II guards and members going to Montpelier
II tonight will take the 5:46 electric car
H Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Gilbert have returned
II home after spending several days with
II relatives in Montreal and other Canadian
II cities,
II Jarvis Harris of South Main street
II has returned from visit of several days
II at the home Of w. X. kingsbury in More
n town.
H Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin w. Gates OF Frank
H lin street returned recently from visit
Il with Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Wells in Bak-
II ersfeld.
H Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Richards of Brook
\ field have returned home after few
II days visit with Dennson Densmore Of
Il Elm street.
H There will be a special meeting OF the
trustees of the Barre City hospital Fri
\ day evening at o'clock in the school
\ commissioners rooms.
\ Miss Augusta Hardy returned this
| morning to her home in Methuen, Mass
| after spending several weeks with rela-
tives in Barre and Montpelier.
| Mrs. William Renfrew, who has been
quite i'll at her home on Sixth street, is
somewhat better. Her sister, Miss
Gladys Harvey, is caring for her.
Have your rubber soled shoes and OK
fords resoled by us. We make spe-
cialty of rubber selling. Gents, Sl.T5;
ladies, Sl.50. p. NJ. Depatie, liz North
Main street.
Mrs. Charles Carter Of Orleans is
spending a few days in the city, the
guest of her uncle, Howard Bennett. Mrs.
Carter intends to stop over at st. Johns.
bury for short time on her way home
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carr, who have
been visiting relatives on Washington
street and with other acquaintance in
Barre, have returned to their home in
White River junction, making the trip
| by automobile.
Miss Lucille Even, who is employed |
on the staff Of Vogue in New York, has |
arrived in the city to pass her vacation
at her home on Orange street. She was
accompanied by her sister, Miss Jennie |
Even, who has been visiting in New
York.
Montpelier tomorrow. Carload of fresh /
horses and some extra good commission
horses are listed for this sale aside from
the usual amount Of other property
Last sale before haying. C. F. Smith,
auetioneer.
Paul Premier, who has been visiting at
his former home in Barre for a few
weeks, left to-day for Mallet's bay on
Lake Champlain for a weeks stay in
camp, after which he will visit his uncle,
Roy Cayhue, in Holyoke, Mass, before
returning to Philadelphia.
B. F. Bowman of Randolph was
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Bowman, who has personally CON
Quoted number OF trips through the
western part of the country, plans to
leave Vermont Oct. Is with a party OF [
tourists bound for California and the ex.
positions. Ii
F. G. Huntington says he Is not the
Washington Huntington who figured in
collision between an auto and team
on North Main street yesterday. Mr..
Huntington says he stayed at home all /
day and for that reason his connection 7
with the accident, he believes, seems 4
pretty remote. IN
yfrf.ta~e A. - III 40
pay their license fees for operating cars
for hire If the efforts OF the police are
at all successful and unless a number 1
of those who are wont to press their
cars into the intercity service on spe.
cial occasions respect the city ordinance
relating 20 licenses prosecutions are apt .
TO follow. Early in the week the pc. 7
lice stopped as many as 10 drivers al
different times and explained the cir q
under which they are al. \
lowed to operate. A variety Of excuses e.
were offered, but the authorities re- "
NAMED obdurate and the license fees
were soon forthcoming. y
James Culligan. who was appointed >,
,egular member Of the fire department n
~ the mayor recently, returned to-day y
fbm Aht Atutilthh- lhf rance AhNAD4N NJ if
slmira, n. ", and assumed his duties az Il
river of the auto truck al the central "A
tation. For the past two weeks Mr. lC
Nlligan has been taking a special course =,
i instruction az the FIRE truck factory a,
nd il admirably equipped to handle the
lying squadron apparatus az the Barre a
tation. He has been = member Of The =,
olunteer department in this city for J.
ometime and has proved himself an Ell :,
lent fireman. At the tournament IN A.
rutland last fall when the Barre run
ing team carried away all the honors. :
ir. Cuiligan was one Of the wheel horses
( the local outfit. He Is % years old
Arrangements for the annual reunion /
{ the Washington County Veterans a..
oeiation are practically completed. ~
ssult Of \ conference which Secretary 4
ohm X. Wilson Of Worcester recently
al with prominent Barre and Montpe 4
er veterans Dewey park has been
losen once more a. . meeting place for
h. boys Of 20 sud the dates fixed for
ls outing are Aug Z snd s. Wednesday .
M Thursday An interesting campfire
l. n. /