The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26
TALK OF THE TOWN
See l2iLc percales AZ Abhott,s

See l2Lc percales at Abbott's.
See the new fall skirts at Fits.
The new fall suits are arriving daily
at Fits.
Mrs. Dora Parker Of North Montpelier
was in the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. William Bolt went TO Northfield
this morning to pass the week END with
relatives.
Mrs. George Taylor went to Waterbury
this morning to visit friends through the
weekend.
Ernesto Calcagni left this morning for
South Ryegate to visit friends for a
few days.
c. f. Schoff and a party of friends
| from st. Adams were among the visitors
in the city yesterday.
John P Corcoran of the postoffice staff
went TO Burlington last night for a
week end visit with friends
Mrs. William Lille of Bayce street
left this morning for Montreal, P. O.,
where she is to make visit of several
days with relatives.
Deputy Chief Harry NJ Gamble of the
police force resumed his duties last even.
ing, after having passed vacation of 10
days in Augusta, Me-, and st. George,
n. B.
Montpelier is now playing a fast game
and with Ray Collins, league pitcher, do
ing the twirling, Rutland will have to
battle some to carry the honors away
adv.
Atty. w. R. McFeeters and Mrs. Nc
Feeters, who have been registered at Ho-
tel Barre while passing several days in
this city and Montpelier, returned to-
day to their home in Enosburg Falls.
Miss Evelyn Mcmillan of Thurston
place, who is taking a vacation from her
duties in the office of C. w. Mcmillan &
Son. left this morning for visit of two
weeks with relatives in Boston and vi
entity.
Miss Florence Granger of Somerville,
Mass, who formerly resided in Barre, is
visiting friends in the city for few
days while in Vermont for a vacation
visit at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll H. Granger, in Ran
dolph.
Frozen specials for your delectation at
browns: Harlem mocha sunde-among
all soda fountains in Vermont, to be |
found only at browns; chocolate ice
cream with La Boheme chocolate sauce;
lemon cream sherbet, with a blendid |
whip that you will call toothsome.
Mrs. Anna Carroll of Keith avenue and |
her daughter, Mrs. Cornelius Lawrence |
of Montpelier, will leave the city to-mor-
row for Boston to attend the fall mllin-
cry openings in the interests of the lat
ter's millinery establishment In the
Hub they will be joined by Miss Grace
formerly of this city, who is
to be employed as a trimmer by Mrs.
Carroll during the season, and before re
turning home they will visit the New
York markets.
About 80 couples enjoyed the dance
held at Dewey park last night under the
auspices of the Italian Gaiety club. Car
rolls orchestra furnished delightful
program of dance music, with intermis-
sion for refreshments of ice cream, sake
and sandwiches. The party danced until
IL o'clock. having a special car waiting
for them on the return trip to Barre.
This is the third dance held at the park
his year and probably the last one until
another season.
st. Johns court, Catholic Order of For
,sters, plans to entertain nearly 800 peo-
DE at Dewey park this afternoon, when
he annual clambake of the order will be ,
leld. Two teams are forming for a base I
,all game, and there viii be amusements
or the kiddies. An orchestra will con- J
ribute to the enjoyment Of the outing, In
md there will be dancing in the pavilion, +
he clambake to be held late in the after !
,nan A oor,vpsttan cousfe+srr of = L / y
,IcNulty. F. J. Dion and 4. B. Congo !
vent to the park this forenoon to get the
rounds in readiness for the picnickers. I