The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-08
TALK OF THE TOWN


II New awning stripes al Abbott's,
II Fruit whip sunde is the newest dish al
II Cummings Lewis,
II Try vanilla ice cream with peaches
and whipped cream az Cummings & Lew
III rs.
II William Maiden Of Highland avenue
went 10 Barton last night on a business
II trip,
II Odd Ladies leave due cards with the
secretary, Mrs, ". stephen, SO Pleasant
street, on ar before July T.
II Andrew Miles has removed his rock
cutting outfit from Warren 10 Berlin,
where he has q state job 10 do.
Can lew Tor furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason.
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales Co
h Mr., and Mrs, c. r. Lame and daughter
are making brief stay in town before
returning 20 their homo in Hartford,
\ Conn
James Gibson, member of troop A,
is visiting in Barre over Sunday at the
home OF friends. Mr., Gibson is on leave
OF absence
Rev, Matthew Charles Of Hartford,
Conn. passed through Barre this morn
where he has been visiting,
Until further notice ". II. Norris &
Sons auto stage will run "a follows
Leave Granitevlle 6l5 and 1880 a. M.
1915 and p. m, Leave Barre $40 and
10 a. m, and and p. m.
H Mr.. and A. w. Whitney are stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hodgdon of
Highland avenue. Mr. Whitney is to
have surgical operation performed at
the City hospital while here.
Mr. and Mrs. James V. LANG who |
have been spending ten days honey
moon in Boston and vicinity and at Oil |
Orchard, Me, returned this morning 10 /
this city. They will reside at Bolster
avenue.
Mrs. Frank A. Cove and daughter,
| Lydia, of Eastern avenue have returned
from Potsdam, ~ y, where they went
week ago to witness the graduation OF
Miss Hester Cove from the music depart
ment of Crane Normal school.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Colby, r. NJ Cad
nesh and II. Bodily Of Montreal are max
ing Hotel Barre their headquarters dur
ing brief stop in Barre. They are
touring by automobile and will 90 south
to Massachusetts, from here.
The juvenile orchestra, known as
Geddes orchestra which sprang up some .
two years ago and has enjoyed consider
able patronage since as a non union or
ganization, is to reorganize this week as ,
union orchestra. Ii will retain its orig.
inal name, but will increase its member I
ship 10 six pieces
The hydrant that stands near the
Nfat II. .b5
and which a passing automobile strucls
and bent over Yesterday was fixed in
the afternoon by the water department !
1t was necessary to put in a new piece Ct J
ten.inch pipe about four feet long just I
below the hydrant proper.
The l. A. c. baseball team will Journey
to Rutland Sunday morning by automo- 4
bile, where they will play their first
league game with the Rutland team al
the Center Rutland grounds, Neafer Is
to pitch for the local outfit. A
number Of local fans are planning to
make the trip with the team.
Agents for the Historical Souvenir Of II
'ermont, book containing biographical Ii
ketches OF Nermont's typical citizens of il
.he past. and edited by Guy Potter Ben
on, president of the state university, f
ire in town seeking material concerning "
ONE Of Barre's older families The work al
yill take a year and half to complete tn
md has been in progress about six
months. be
The city water department has found he
new way in which to utilize the truck NJ
t recently acquired in conjunction with tn
he street department BY a clever ar st
angement one of the street sprinklers
as been attached to the truck which Bf
ow furnishes the motive power in place ia
/ the fire horses which have been used au
yer since the central station was built tn
he sprinkler can be detached at viii and of
hen the truck is busy the horses are of
sed. Al