The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Fits
II Coming, Colonel Clifford of Boston. Be
III sure 10 hear him.
II Excursion to Plattsburg, July 10. See
II adv on page adv
II Womens white canvas footwear special
at Shea's; all styles. Sl,35,
II Earle + Lane of Spaulding street Is
II spending week in Hardwek
II F, NJ. Freeman of jefferson street re-
turned yesterday from a business trip TO
II Cabot.
II Leon MeAllister was among the bust.
H ness visitors in the city yesterday from
II Williamstown.
II Robert Patterson of Long street has
II entered the employment OF the Barre
Il Electric company.
DIR, +, H. Bancroft is attending the
convention of veterinary surgeons now
being held in Rutland.
Hear Albert Spalding the worlds sec
ond yiolinist, Edison record, at tie Park
Theatre Wednesday evening,-ady.
Mrs. Annie L. Taylor and daughter,
Marion, have gone to their cottage at
Nelson lake, North Calais, for the sum.
mer.
Louis Wancke and daughter, Sue, of
Springfield, Mass. are visiting at the
home Of Mr., and Mrs, j. Groean OF Brook
street.
Mrs Julia Bruce of Currier street
leaves within few days for Montpelier,
where she will make her home perma-
nently.
Join the savings bank suit club, the
greatest clothes buying plan yon have
ever known. F. A. Hutchinson, over
Ladd's store.
Among those from BrookAeld in the
city yesterday as business visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Buzzell and Mrs.
James NJ. Angel
Regular meeting OF Barre lodge, New
England Order OF Protection, tonight.
1t is expected that the deputy grand
warden will be present
4 r. MeCreevey, who has been in the
city for several days visiting relatives on
North Main street, left yesterday for his |
home in Woodsville, y. H.
Dance at Woodbury. pond Friday night, |
July a. Carrol's orchestra A good /
time assured Lunch will be served at /
| Woodbury. Lake house.-adv.
Peter Solomon OF Burlington arrived |
| in the city yesterday and win visit his
brother Tony Solomon. manager of the
| John II. Rhodes passed through the
city Yesterday while en- route for his
home in Hanover, \ H., after visiting
his daughter, Mrs, l.. G. Carter, in Mon.
treal, P. @.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Nelson Glidden Of Cur
rier street have gone to Montpelier to re-
side, where they have both secured en-
plovment at the Old Comique moving !
picture theatre.
Earl Shannon, who has been employed .
at the Holmes bakery on North Main
street for several months. has completed
his duties there and left for st. Adams I
for a few days visit
L. c. Clark who has been in the city
for several DAYS on business visit, left
yesterday for Marshfeld, where he will
visit with friends before returning to
his home in Wells River. Ia
The ladies of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd will hold lawn party at the a
home of Mrs. J ". Vaughan, 3 Maple
Grove, Thursday afternoon at $50. A $
cordial welcome is extended to all. a
Nasa Orden Nordstiernan viii holla pic.
mic / Shepard's grove ON Lordag den Is i
dennes boras XII. efterm Forfrisk 4
dinavier med deras Henner AFRO inbjudna. q
Mrs, Harold Amek and daughter, Ben -
lab, Of Bethel, who have been visiting
Mrs. Emma Harrington the past week, =
left Tuesday afternoon for Hardwick to '
Join MIR. Amick, who has employment 8,
there. = =
A. W. Whitney Of Chelsea, who has
been visiting friends on Highland avenue ~
has returned home. Mrs. Whitney, who =,
an operation at the Barre fo
City hospital few days ago, is doing
we'll .;
]. j. Dashner has returned from st. W
Johns, P, O., where he went recently on pc
/ business trip. The return was made
~ automobile by way Of the islands 40
n Lake Champlain and Burlington, trip n
# some 300 miles So
yelo venetti of Quincy, Mass, is Wis
ting with relatives on Center street for let
few days. Mr. Venetti will return the wi
after part OF the week. going by way Of NJ
Voodsvlle, \. f., where he viii visit
With friends for a few days. al
Frank Smith Of White River Junction ve
rived in the city yesterday and is Wis. of
ting with relatives on Seminary street
or a few days, while en- route for -,
yhitefield y f.. where he will be EN- NJ
Logged in hotel during the summer sea- ~
on. II
County Agent F. II. Abbott returned
esterday morning from Cabot, where he A.,
TENDED committee meeting Monday AZ,
light. The meeting was held in order w
nat the Cabot farmers might organize sor
ub and attend to other business pro-
ceilings which might arise. Mr.. Abbott
eports that farmers OF Cabot are very :
over the club and have al WI
lady made long strides toward its sue WI
sss. soi
Tufe Mime received post card from
Tomssi, member of Company H of
telling of the excessive heat
lie Vermont boys are having to endure J
Eagle Pass, Texas. When Mr. To- IT.
asi wrote the card, he was sitting in !,
is tent with the mercury lowering
round 100 degrees with no indication of =
$ being any cooler in the near future.
e saws that all of the boys are standing
he heat very well. and no cases of sick
ass have developed a vet.