The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Odd Ladies leave due cards with the
secretary, Mrs w. stephen, 90 Pleasant
street, on or before July T.
Can l52-W tor furniture moving ano
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates. Vermont Trucking 8 Sales Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert S. Scott left tho
city this morning for Trenton, ~ J'
| where Mr.. Scott is engaged in the re-
tail business with w. +. Cato.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Baratelli and
| daughter of Third street left the city
this morning for Quincy, Mass, where
H thew are to make their home.
On and after July |, all lists of flowers
| which are contributed at funerals ana
| published in this paper will be charged
| for at the rate of five cents line.
Miss Jennie Carson left Saturday Tor
| Whitefeld y. H., where she will be EN-
| ploved at the Mountain View house
| through the summer.
REGULAR meeting of the ladies' aux
| iliarv of Clan Gordon, No. 10, has been
poisoned from Tuesday evening, July -
to Friday evening, July I.
Mrs. Nellie Beattie returned to TINS
| city Saturday after SPEEDING two
| weeks vacation in st. Johnsbury WIN
DR.. f. T. Carleton and DR.. and Mrs. H.
Stetson.
Mrs. J. R. Maiden of Highland avenue
left the city Saturday noon for Old or
| ehard Beach. Me-, where she will have
charge of boarding house through the
summer months.
| Eighty varieties of wild flowers were
\ brought to the library during the month
of June. The one bringing the largest
/ mum Der was Ida Ralph, and the second
largest number was brought by Madeline
Ross.
Alexander Russell of Quincy, Mass"
president of the Quincy branch OF the
h eranitecutters' international association,
arrived in the city Saturday for holt
dav visit at the home OF his brother.
William W. Russell OF Laurel street
Miss Florence Slavton, who completed
course in the training school Tor nurses
H in West Philadelphia, Pa, some months
ago. arrived in the city Saturday Tor a
/ visit at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Slayton, OF South Nam
j street
Delicious tidbits for your dedication
at the Drown pharmacy: Chocolate crea I'M
j with malo cream and whipped cream
earamel ice cream with butter scotch and
: whipped cream; vanilla cream with
ORIENTAL fruit and whipped cream; lem
on cream sherbet with crushed hgs ana
whipped cream A new delieacy feach
melba. vanilla ice cream with sponge
cake. sliced peaches, strawberry sauce
and whipped cream all for ~ cents
Drown service is Quality service.
Barre anglers, who made their camp
inc headouarters on the shores OF Lake
Parmachenee in northern Maine last
week. returned to the city by motor Sat
ur dav with creels well laden with square
tailed trout After reaching the Fine
Tree state much OF the distance to the
lake was traversed through what the
sportsmen were pleased to call near-Vii-
Gin forest. Thirty four miles from tEe
nearest railroad the anglers, among
whom were men interested in the deVel-
onment of the stone industry mere,
stopped to inspect a little rural come
tory where they noticed that Barre gran
lie nredominated in the stone used IN
marking the graves Among those VINO
made the trip were II. + Human, Les
ter p. Clough, A. l.. Averill, 9, W. Me
MILAN Alex A. Milne and George ROBINS.
Among the Barre people who lett the
leity through the week end and to-day
for vacation visitors we're; Mr. and Mira
|. Iohn Davidson Of Summer street, VINO
Will visit in New York and Philadelphia
; for a month; Miss Ethel Gamble OF Di-
. vision street who is passing week with
/. and AAnnIENIIlp.
Y, H, Miss Deleno Merlo OF Ofanite
. street, who left this morning Tor an ex-
tended stay in Milford, n. H.; quincy
. land Milford. Mass; Mrs. Battlsta Gam
: and children, who have gone to Mlllora,
Y. n. TO remain for month with rela
; tiyes: Mrs. Joseph Bianchi OF summer
street who s to pass the week IN wat
. erbury: Paul r. Bianchi and Vincent
! Cato, who have gone to Montreal, T.
O.. to remain until after independence
. day: Mr.. and Mrs James Slgnorelli ot
Merchant street who have gone to Bos'
ton for a fortnight; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Craig and Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker OF
. Laurel street, to Burlington; and George
. Partridge, who is passing a week at Al
. burg Springs.
. wedding of interest to many Barre
people was celebrated in Bellows Fails
. Saturday when Miss Isabelle Jane hat
liday of this city, daughter OF Mrs An
ME Halliday of Bellows Falls, became
. the wife of Harold Cummings OF New
Haven. Conn., son of Mrs. Donald Gree
. lev of Websterville The ceremony took
place in the parsonage of the First Bap'
list church, Rev NJ W. CHESHIRE oihciat-
ing. The couple were attended by Miss
Grace Mcdonald and William j. Mellon
, aid of Barre, cousin of the bride, The
bride wore gown of white crepe de
chine and a white hat wreathed with
orange blossoms and chiffon ties She
carried a bouquet of white roses. The
bridesmaid wore pink silk with an over
skirt of georgette crepe with a hat to
match She carried pink sweet peas. The
bride is a graduate of the Claremont Cen
eral hospital, training school for nurses
in the class of 1912. After visiting in
Barre and Websterville for few day.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Cummings will go to New
Haven. Conn. to make their home.