The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Excursion TO Plattsburg, July Is. Sc
II adv. on page adv.
H Women's pumps and oxfords, specis
H S249 pair, at Sheas.
H w. b. Jones went to Burlington las
/ evening for n few days business visit
A. ID. S. white shoe cleaner is economi
cal and easy TO use. Price, Csc, a
browns Drug Store.
Mrs. Peter King and daughters, Mise
| Mildred and Hazel, of Plainfield, vlsite,
in the city yesterday.
Don't forget the welfare meeting II
Rowland hall tonight at s o'clock
Everyone is invited to attend
Misses Agnes and Catherine Grace ar,
visiting relatives in Planfeld, NorthfielC
and Cabot during their vacation.
The st. Andrews club picnic will b,
held at Caledonia park Saturday, July
10. Picnic commences at 10 n. m.
Mrs. George Maker and children went
yesterday to East Montpelier, where
they are attending the camp meeting.
Mrs. John A. Plestid and son, Level.
lyn. of Summer street, returned to-day
after spending week at Lake Farlee.
Special attractions for Friday and Sat
urday Fine line of corsets and big in
voice of 81 and SIPS waists just in. Mrs.
w. F. Shepard.
Mrs Earl Young of Webster street left
yesterday for Sherbrooke, p. O., where
she will visit her mother, Mrs. j. West
gate, for few weeks.
Reardon Morris, the two-and-a half
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Allan 4.
Morris, was operated on for double her
mia at the City hospital yesterday. The
little fellow is doing we'll
Miss Gertrude Slayton of South Main
street and her sister, Miss Florence Stay
ton of West Philadelphia, who is max.
ing an extended visit in Vermont, are at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilcox
in Moretown for few days.
Members of the Red Mems degree
team, connected with Iroquois tribe, No.
l6, are asked to meet at the Meadow
Brook golf course on Brook street Sun
day morning at $3.50 to have their pho
tographs taken. II is desired that every
member of the team be present.
Senator w. p. Dillingham; of Washing
ton, d. c., who came to the capital TO at
tend the Greater Vermont gathering,
called on friends in Barre yesterday.
Senator Dillingham; has been passing a
few days at his summer home on Blush
hill in Waterbury.
Clair Cram of Hartford, Conn, arrived
in the city last evening for a visit OF a
few weeks at the home OF his grandpar |
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank c. Turner OF |
South Main street. His mother, Mrs. |
Edward Cram, is making an extended so.
journ at her parents home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown and little
child of ST. Johnsbury are visiting at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of
Bassett street and with Mrs. Browns
mother, Mrs. Margaret Mccarthy of
Brook street. Mr. Brown is taking
vacation from his duties in a st. Johns
bury savings bank.
Small boys and other circus. going folk
yleefully hailed the arrival of Cook &
Wilson's advance car No. l in Depot
square this morning. A crew of 20 bill
posters, advertising men and advance
agents came in the car, which was at
,ached to the Green Mountain express
when it reached the city at o'clock
The Cook & Wilson shows, said to in. ,
lude one of the largest circus menageries ,
The performance will be staged at the
outh-end park, the circus people having !.
ecured lease from the Granite City
Trotting club, which leases the park ),
rom the Central Vermont railroad. Con
racts for foodstuffs to be used by the
how men were closed with local mer- I
hants to-day. t
Three sons are the contribution which
ames Parker of 8 Summer street has
lade to the cause of the allies on land :,
nd sea. A postcard and letter received =
y Mr. Parker yesterday from his eldest :,
,n, James Parker, IT,, himself former :,
esident of Barre, state that the young
ian is now located in st. Nazaire, :
rance, where he is attached to the Royal y !.
ritish engineers. Sometime before July u
the young man expected to sail with =
Is regiment for Egypt, there to be en- :,
Dyed in construction work. A second IL
IN, Edward Parker, is gunner on the
en- Bow. He saw service in the expedi- 81
on against Constantinople last year IN
I'd received wounds while aboard ship pl
at necessitated his return to England u
r q time. His assignment to the Ben b'
Nv was dated lately. Joseph Parker, W
ird son of the Summer street man, is a m
reless operator aboard the Iron Duke, oil
e of the first ships of the English line. to
is exact wherea bouts is not known at sr
is time. tie
Motor parties are arriving daily at 70
Dtel Barre, many of them en- route a. a.
pm points in New York and Massachu- ue
It's to the White mountains and the vi
,ods and seashores of Maine. Among
e guests registered yesterday were; bu
r and Mrs. +. Z. Chamberlain, DIR. and IN
rs. ]. A. Dow and Miss Dow of New st
'rk, Mr. and Mrs. f. Z. Sawyer, Miss It.
len b. Sawyer and Miss L. X. Battles TO
Lowell, Macs. Mrs. Frank A. Day, co
:. and Mrs. William p. Ellison, Ellison ma
y, G. H. Frazier and chauffeur of Bos tn
\, H. p. McClary, s. C. McClary, Miss Tn
ice F. McClary of Windsor and n. F. 70
,Clary of Oak Park, H., Mr.. and Mrs. On
f. Parker, Miss r. NJ. Parker, G. w. Isl
own and Miss II. Stenger of Montreal, on
O., P. II. Gobie, j. NJ. Heath, A. NJ. pr
lizards, w. c. Jewett. NJ. Moody and Nc
I. Cote of Bellows Falls, J. c. Simonds th'
f. Gross, f. l.. Raymond and d. ]. loV
rim of Fair Haven, Raymond C. Haw- tn
,. W. c. Campbell and C. II. Aiken of OF
'hford, Russell S Page and Fl. C. Prick 10
Hyde Park, F. G. Kneeland and II. V. EN-
EAR of Morrisville, George B. Hall and Yea
arleS + Arnold of Westminster r l. sch