The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-15
TALK OF THE TOWN
Corset special at Vaupban's.

III Corset special at Naughan's.
II Cleanup sale ladies' white skirts a
III Naughans.
II Big Blue Ribbon, sc cigar, sold every
II whereby
III Mary Pickford in 'Poor Little Pep
II pima" Park theatre 10 night.-adv.
II Gavo Roman of Graniteville was takei
TO the City hospital yesterday for treat
II mont.
H A regular meeting Of the ladies' auSil'
H larry of Clan Gordon will be beld tonight
at 7;l5 o'clock.
Regular meeting Of Bright Star Re.
bekah lodge, No. is, Wednesday evening,
Aug, 10, at S o'clock
Mrs. Truman Bartlett and Mrs, d. II,
Hollister of Plainfeld were business Wis.
itors in the city yesterday.
| Miss Florence Hutchinson left last
night for Providence, X. l., where she will
visit friends and relatives.
Miss Dorothy Shores of ST. Johnsbury
is spending several days visiting Miss
Ruth Armstrong of Hall street.
Mrs. George Vincent and daughter, Mrs.
Nat Batchelder of Plainfeld were among
the shoppers in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blanchard of
South Barre have returned home from a
visit with relatives in Chicago, III.
Mrs. Joseph Marchetti of Church street
left this morning for Burlington, where
she is passing a week with friends.
An unknown drunk was picked up on
Granite st-eet hr Chief Sinclair his fore
noon and locked up at police headquar-
tiers
Mrs. Eleanor Pollard of Brook street
| is taking vacation of two weeks from
her duties in the McCuen store at the
capital.
Special meeting of the r. C. /. p A. in
Worthen hall, Wednesday evening at
1:45. All clerks must attend. Important
| business.
Misses Marian and Laura Holland of
Beverly, Mass, arrived in the city last
night and will visit relatives and friends
in the city for several days
As | have sold my pool room and ci.
gar store at 1928 North Main street to
Joseph Movalli, will pay all bills owed |
by the firm. Levi Bianchi.
George Cone visited friends in the city |
yesterday while en- route from his home
in Bellows Falls to st. Adams, where he
viii visit his sister, Mrs. Harry Bernard. |
Mrs. Leon Dodge and daughter, Miss
Emily Dodge, Of Averill street, left yes
terday for Wiliamstown, where they
viii visit friends and relatives for a few
days.
Mrs. Marshall Jackson visited friends
in the city yesterday while en- r2sIte from
Williamstown, where she has been visit
ing for few days, to her home in Wa
terbury.
Mario Dungh of Vine street began a
vacation of two weeks from his duties in
the Cummings & Lewis pharmacy yes
terday and went this morning to North.
field TO visit relatives.
M. Brusa and f. Sibilia left the city
last evening for New York, where they
are to visit among comtrymen for few #,
days before going to their former home in
Italy to pass the winter.
Tomorrow being legal holiday, all :
banks in the city win remain closed.
Several of the bankers and their en-
ployes will 90 TO Richford to attend the
meeting of the State Bankers associa
ton.
Through the D. A. Perry Real Estate
agency, Oliver Forrest and wife have con
tu tiltil Htin' flhNN vi liiilnibc ave- J.
nue. to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, Perrin of this :
'ity. The purchasers will take posses y
zion of the property within few days =
Contrary to an unpopular or popular :,
notion, as the case may be, the open =
season for trout fishing does not termi- 4
nate tonight. Although in some years :,
he lid has been on after Aug ID, trout
ishermen this year may whip the brooke =,
until Sept l. n
The Burlington Free Press to-day says Y
hat the Waubanakee Golf club of Bur +,
ington will send a team to Barre next
saturday to play the Barre Golf club.
there seems to be conflict in dates be- u
ause the Barre Golf club is scheduled to II
lay at Greensboro on that day. =
A small but appreciative audience lis IL u
ened to +. Fl. Abbott's interesting and -
instructive talk Monday afternoon before
he Vegetable club of the Church street X
chool At the close leaflets were distrib- CO
ted, giving a description of five different f.
inds of soil. with their definitions. ne
Cards received here from ]. X. Pirie Ii,
nd Deputy Chief Harry Gamble q the
olice force. tell of their safe arrival in nj
augusta, Me. after having motored tt
trough the White mountains to Port mt
md They were accompanied by Mrs hi
irie and Mrs. Gamble and expect to be an
bsent a week. KIN
The funeral of Howard H. Bouchard of IN
ashua, n H., who died in Barre Satur- bu
ny as the result of injuries received ag
hen horse kicked him at the w. ]. I'M
ichols farm on Beckley hiIl was held in m'
t. Mary's cathedral in Burlington Mon SCI
~ afternoon at o'clock, Rev. William MI
assidy, officiating. a number of boys COZ
no attended the cathedral school with llv
lie Bouchard lad acted as bearers and his
terment was in st. Josephs cemetery. OF
Vincitia lodge, X. Of p, is to be largely u
presented at the annual meeting of the 81 !,
and lodge. Knights of Pythias, which OF
i'll be held in Bellows Falls late IN the a.
onth. Frank f. Robinson of Barre is
and secretary of Vermont Pythians and Du
NJ. Wiley, who is q state delegate to att
e national Pythan conclave in Seattle. for
ash, is also one of the state officers he
ost of the local officers are planning to Va
tend and accredited delegates will COM lib
etc the deputation from Barre. In con- pie
ction with the convention announce at
emf. it is stated that the usual Dokie Pc,
Getting, annually a feature of the Pyth- nol
n assembly, will he deferred this wear. orr