The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Blftn OF Nation, fark thedtTe TO-
night--adv.
Mrs. J. Senacel left this noon for
Nashua, n H.
Excursion to Montreal, July 3 and 4.
See adv. on page 7.
Swiss and Irish white poplin, 20c a
yard. Little Dry Goods Store, Cottage
street,
Leland Davis of Corinth is visiting his
uncle, +. r. Davis, on Allen street for
several days.
You should hear the two new records
by Harry Lauder on a yictrola at Cum
mings & Lewis.
Mrs. J. CALENDER left the city this
noon for Old Orchard, Me, where she
will be employed this summer at the
Boyden house.
Mrs. Harry Ford returned last evening
TO her home in Burlington after attend.
ing the funeral of w. j. Macneil OF Ma
pie Grove street.
Painters have had their way with the
Baltimore restaurant thus far this week,
and a much improved interior appear
ance is the result.
Nilmarth Morris has gone to Brook
field to spend the summer months at the
home of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. John McMinn.
A number of Barre merchants are set
ting an example worthy of emulation on
the part of other business men and house
holders by displaying the flag in their
store windows.
Supt. Frank o. Lee of the city water
department was in Burlington yesterday,
when he attended a reunion OF the mem
bers Of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity
at the University of Vermont.
Mrs George E. Mcfarland and daugh
ter, Miss Ethel Mcfarland, of 2s5 South |
Main street left yesterday for Detroit, |
where they will spend several weeks Wis
iting with relatives and friends
King Baggott in Paterson OF the
News" the adventures OF star report
er; Carmen Phillips in "Shackles" and |
Betty Compton and Eddie Lyons in
Nestor comedy, at the Bijou Thursday
adv.
Mrs. Nelson Vassar and daughter. who
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Blanchard of South Barre for a
lew days, visited in the city this morn;
ng while on their way home TO Water
bury.
Miss Chrissie Rae, who is engaged as a
Nurse in New London, Conn, is passing
weeks vacation with relatives in Barre,
Ter former home, and East Montpelier.
Mss Rae returned north recently, after
PASSING the winter in Florida.
Business directories for the second and
bird floors of the Aldrich building have
,een painted on the marble slab which
lanks the main entrance to the block 4
PROVISIONS have been made for inserting j
he names of new Office tenants and the
PREPARATION used by the artist makes it {
ossible to erase the names should a ten :
mt move. The directory work was done Z
" William Duff. lc
Notices have been posted in the CORR |
or at city hall and in other places about Q
own for the special city meeting to be z
ED in the opera house on the evening 4
{ Friday. July I. Voters will have an. I
Their opportunity to express their opin- 7
IN in the matter of paving South Main 5
treet and erecting new bridge over \
all branch. Also the question of bond I
lg for water department extensions will =
e considered in an article inserted in /
he warning.
Mr. and Mrs o. f. Litchfeld Of Fitch I
urg, Mass, are visiting at the home of ;
Irs. w J. Macneil of Maple Grove, hsv
u been summoned here by the death of n
Trs. Litchfeld's brother, Mr.. Macneil !
mong others who came to Barre to at +
md the funeral which was held yester h
ay, were: Mrs. John Murphy of Bel I
TVS Falls and Mrs. Harry Ford of Bur /
ngton. Austin O.. Macneil. who was in .
yracuse. y. Y, when he received tidings \
his fathers death, will return to syria !,
ise tomorrow. III
The Vermont Trucking and Sales Co Il
ucks returned last evening from Bur Il
ngton after being under military or. b
IT'S for the past two DAYS being COM Of
anded by an officer to set off a load
furniture az the arsenal in Montpelier 4,
nd transport arms and ammunition II
ON the arsenal 70 the state CAMP p
ound. and we're held there BY the su- !.
orities until the ammunition and bag n
&c was loaded onto the trains yester =
" afternoon The two trucks trans n
rted from Montpelier to Fort Ethan i
len four tons Of ammunition. n
Excursion to Montreal, July and >,
. adv on "a %