The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
TALK OF THE TOWN
Awning stripes at Abbott's,

II II, +, Turner Of Moretown was bus
H ness visitor in the city to-day.
H The girls cooking class will meet o
H Thursday at $3.50 at the Congregations
church.
The meeting Of the ladies' aid Of th
Presbyterian church will be postpone
indefinitely.
Regular meeting of Bright star Rebek
ali lodge, No, u.s. Wednesday evening
July s, at s o'clock,
Odd Ladies leave due cards with tn
secretary, Mrs. W. stephen, SO Pleasan
street on or before July !.
For Sale-Whte iron twin beds an
one oak rocker Inquire OF Mrs w. X
Mackay. Park street. Tel 96l.l
Leon Abbott left to-day for Niagara
Falls \. Y. where he has secured EN-
ployment in an electrical power station
Cali l52-W tor furniture moving anc
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales Co
Howard r. Wheeler. who has beer
staying at Hotel Barre while passing II
days In the Barre granite belt, returned
TO his home in New York to-day.
On and after July ! all lists Of flowers
which are contributed at funerals and
published in this paper will be charged
for at the rate OF five cents line
Sidney NJ. Jackson, former resident
of Barre, who has been living in Whit
man, Mass, for the past two years, is
employed in Miers' uptown barber shop,
ANY persons wishing banquet tickets
! for the Greater Vermont banquet al
Montpelier Thursday evening, July 10,
can obtain them of II. A. Phelps, Barre !;
price, $3.50.
Regular meeting of Harmon review,
No /, W. b, A. O. T. NJ, in X. of p.
hall Wednesday evening, July s. at $3.50.
Record keeper will be at hall early to
receive assessments.
The opening game in the new Vermont
baseball league, which was to have been
PLAYED at the Ayers street grounds yes
terday as a part Of the Shrners' celebra-
ton. was postponed because OF the rain
Thursday at 80 p. m there will be a
meeting for teachers and officers at the
PRESBYTERIAN manse Rev. Robert Akin
son Of Haverhill Mass, will be present,
representing the publishing and Sunday
school Presbyterian board
As is usual on the Fourth and on Hal
loween the pyramid of cannon balls that
lie on the Spaulding high school lawn
were scattered during the might before"
and yesterday morning could be seen ~
ing in the cutters of lower Washington
and Church streets.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Kelly of Liberty
street returned to Barre to-day from
\. ", where they were sum
moned 10 days ago to attend the funeral
Of Mrs Kelly's brother, who died in
Butte Mont. En- route TO Barre they
visited relatives in Burlington.
The young people OF the Salvation
Army will hold their annual meeting
in their hall at 73 North Main street to-
night at o'clock. The children will sing
and speak Adjutant Tyler of Boston
secretary Of the Young peoples society
will speak Everybody welcome.
Ralph Belyile, who was arrested on
complaint made to Grand Juror William
Nshart. was arraigned before Magis
rate H. w. Scott in city court this
morning on a charge Of operating an au
omobile without lights. The respondent
pleaded guilty and paid a So fine and
osts.
Having secured the services Of Charles
'cribner, an experienced and careful driy-
r. we are prepared to do a general pas
enger, trucking and errsnd business.
special attention given to pleasure par
les and picnics; also specia five passen
er car for small parties, For dates and
rices see the driver or telephone l42-W.
T. H. Norris & Son.
Three Graniteville respondents paid
mes in city court yesterday for intoxica
ion offenses and this morning Joseph .
'hequette of Montpelier took an alterna
i've sentence in the county jail after
leading guilty TO a subsequent offense.
Iabrielino Armakariziens, who said he .
we'd in Russia before Graniteville y
aimed him as a resident, paid S. and
osts for a first offense. J. Murphy ac- h
first offense and paid the "
minimum fine and costs Adeard Rous +
'au, after pleading guilty to subse "
uent offense, paid SIS and costs. y
Farmers of Washington and Orange )
,unties are TO meet in Barre Thursday D
'ternoon to consider plans for a joint II
I'D day. the outing to Re held under the c.
lspices of the farm bureaus in the two q
unties. 1t has been proposed to have
ie farmers of the two organizations, d
it'll invited guests. gather at the Gran
e City driving park sometime in Au tt
list for an all-day picnic. The grounds d.
e ideally suited for large outing &c
it'll every advantage for staging athletic OF
ntests. baseball etc. If enough senti. al
ent is back Of the outing plan, arrange 81
ents will be made at once. g
Among the guests registered at Hotel p
IRE during the holiday recess were the te
lowing people: Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Lee P'
Jersey City, n. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. y
,rter and Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Wright of W
ominster, Mass; F. Saxby, Miss NJ NJ
arris and Miss d. Saxby OF Boston, ne
r. an Mdrs. A. L, Paige, Miss Ida Pearl, On
NJ. Bassett of Lyndonville; Mr. and us
RS. Eugene Selig, Walter r. Selig, Mr. be
d Mrs. Bauman, Harris Frulpher, Mr. as
d Mrs. Vogel, Errol Schmidt, George :
luff and Miss Hoffman of Boston; -
H. Pollard of Fair Haven, William NJ
ark of Hardwick, f. L. Kerr and J. F. IA
ok of Mortified, Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
ANS of Boston, c. S. Kimball of North
Id, Bernard J. Eastman of Groton.
orge Mcdonald Gordon A. Smith and :
Smith of South Ryegate; George II. 4
lder of Boston; Mr. and Mrs. c. H.
ase of Bangor, Me.
vocates Full Attendance at City Meet
ing.