The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-09
TALK OF THE TOWN
New Turkish towels at Fits.

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Big mark down sale on summer shoe
az Sheas Shoe Store
Mr., and Mrs. T.. J. Owens Of South
Main street have returned from a vaea'
ton visit at Old Orchard, Me.
Call l52W for furniture moving anC
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates Vermont Trucking a Sales Co
Attention, Maccabees! The annual pic
mic will be held at Dewey park Thursday
Aug. 10. Members plan TO take the 1915
car.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
trustees OF the Barre City hospital will
be held at the hospital building Wednes-
day evening at s o'clock.
Mrs. Frank j. Martin and Miss Kath.
crime Martin of Richardson street left
this morning for Hampton Bcf Oh, n. H.,
where they are TO pass The remainder Of
the month
Timothy p. Kenehck, who has been
passing a vacation of two weeks with
friends in Concord, n, H., and Boston,
has resumed his duties in Emslie Bros
flower shop.
Carpenters, Attention All carpenters
are hereby notified TO meet at hall at
$3.50 p. m. Wednesday, Aug, o, for the
purpose of joining in the labor parade.
Per order local ASH
Mr. and Mrs. Carl c. Pc kins and
daughter, Miss Gladys Perkins, OF Wash
lngton street, have returned from Dan
vile, where they have beer passing two
weeks in camp at Joes pond.
Roy c. Holland, who is employed in
the store OF B. w Hooker & Co., left
last nj, h. for Rutland, where he is TO
pack his household goods, preparatory
to no wing to Barre with his family.
Miss Esther buLhan, a student in the
training school for nurses at the Walth-
am, Mass hospital, arrived in the city
last evening TO pass a vacation at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Alexander Cor
don of Spaulding street.
The supper committee Of the Baptist
ladies aid will have lawn social in
stead of a supper, Friday evening, Aug.
IL, at the home OF James Grearson on
Hill street. There will be program
and ice cream will be for sale. Every |
body welcome.
Miss Esther S. Cate Of Toxic, Japan,
a 1911 graduate OF Goddard seminary, |
who is attached to the stall of the |
Tewksbury infrmary near Lowell, Mass,
arrived in the city to-day Ter visit at
the home Of Il. and Ms. {. l.. Hollis
tc' OF Merchant street.
William T. Maiden, who has been
playing with the Burlington team in the
Vermont state league since obtaining
his release from the Wampam team in
the Montreal city league, lett last night
for Somerville, Mass, where he is to
remain for q week as the guest OF K. q,
James Gtigg formerly OF barre, Mr.
Maiden has beer visiting at his home on
avenue since returning from
Mr. and Mrs. James Bolan of Dorches
ter, Mass who are on a tour of the New
England states in an Allen car, left this
morning for Rockland, Me- by way Of /
he White mountains, expecting to re-
urn home at the end of the month. Dur J
ng their stay OF several days in Barre,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolan have been visiting s
It the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Stew
'rt of Central street, Mrs. Bolan being !
sister of Mrs. Stewart. q
Manager John b. Eames of the Park
heatre has engaged the Bare Citizens J
)and to give an open air concert IN
ront of his film house On North Main
treet Friday rom 6tj o'clock until /
40 The entertainment IS to form pre- b
ude to the movie spectacle, The Battle p
'ry of Peace" which has been booked N
or the Park Friday and Saturday. The 5,
and will be out in full strength and
music lovers who have lamented the pro Il
cripton placed on the efforts of the t,
'andmen this summer will have chance G,
o hear them in old time form. n
Steps to increase the force at the fire o
tation have been taken by the alder
1anic fire committee to the end that the n
ction of the city council in giving au- c
horization for sixth regular fireman Il
lay have tangible results at once. In b.
be council chamber at city hall Thurs w
ay evening, Aug. II, examinations viii la
e given for the job, No more than q
lree names and not less than two are Il
} presented to the mayor for an APP
ointment. An effort will be made to "
et fireman who is capable of usbsti- n
lting as driver for the auto truck as or
ell as driving any of the horse drawn
ordinations. tr
Musty musketeers, accustomed TO pltch IN
leir moving tents on the Tilden lot,
ard by the railroad tracks on Granite in
rect are seeking other campgrounds as or
le result of an order which went out Sc
ON police headquarters yesterday. M
eretofore, the Tilden lot, so called ri,
Is been the rallying place for the less d.
ect of the transient element, rem tn
,zvous for card players and beaten fe
inns from the four corners. The eli wi
ak to long series OF nuisances Gre th
ed by those who foregather there came pa
few days ago when Stephen Rizzi's lit :
= orchard was greatly damaged by the :
mpers. Boutwell,, Milne & Varnum,
ho own the property, told the police to (
the whole way in Kidding the grounds
undesirables and the rule that the lot
not to be used for loafng purposes will
enforced day and night.
Among the guests who registered at
,tel Barre last night and this morning :
re the following: Samuel Gompers of
wv York City, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bra
: of Kansas City, Mo-, Mrs. Phelps !
of New Haven, Conn, and
r. and Mrs. Harry Russell Talbot of |:
rtland, Ore, Mr. and Mrs. c. R. Put
m of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles /
rard OF Leomnster, Mass, Mr.. and J
s. Frank Weiner of West Rutland, l