The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-26
TALK OF THE TOWN
Silverbloom for skirts at Abbott's.

f.. Burr.
Socks for children l5c pair at TIL
Vaughan Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Henry and Mr.
and Mrs. w. f. Cutler spent yesterday
at Fort Ethan Allen.
Emery B, Fellows, who has been at the
City hospital for treatment, went to his
home on Summer street yesterday.
special meeting of the Senior Sodal
ity will be held in the vestry of st. Mon.
ieas church this evening at o'clock.
Cali l52W tor furniture moving anc
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales Co
Mrs. P. d. Ladd went to Cabot yester-
day, where she was called by the illness
Of Mr. Ladd's mother, Mrs. Martha Lease.
Guido Rossi OF Quincy, Mass, has
moved his household goods to Barre and
is occupying a suite of rooms in the Dur
kee block.
james Passerini of 334 North Main
street who was taken to the City hos
pital last week for treatment, was able
to go home yesterday.
A carload OF horses just arrived, suit.
able for all classes of work. To be sold
and exchanged at H. c. Leonard's stables,
26s South Main street.
George Pillsbury of Groton was
brought to the City hospital yesterday
afternoon, where he underwent serious
operation this afternoon.
Auto livery, Barre and Williamstown
Leave Williamstown 8 a. M, ! and 5 p.
m Leave Hotel Barre II a. m, 3 and
p. m. Fare zoe. A. H. Norris.
| Ten dollars allowed on your old sewing
machine in exchange for our special guar
anteed S35 sewing machine; S. down and
81 per week. f. A. Prindle, Depot
| square.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Guthrie arrived in
| town Saturday from Boston and are
guests of Mrs. Guthrie's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. f. l.. Densmore, and other rela
tives in town.
A two.reel drama, "Iavinia Comes
Home, featuring the distinguished actor,
Thomas Jefferson; Paul Panzer and Bet.
ty Gray in Sunlight and Shadows"
drama of the Northwest, and a comedy
at the Bijou to-day. adv,
Every member of the Barre Board OF
Trade. with one lady is expected to at
tend the entertainment and banquet in
Marshfeld Thursday evening, June 20.
Automobile transportation furnished free
to all purchasers of banquet ticket.
Automobiles will leave City square at
5:45 p. m.
A demonstration of Wear Ever" cook
ing utensils will be held in the yestry OF
the First Baptist church Tuesday, June
q. at 7 p. m, under the auspices Of the
ladies' aid society. Each lady present |
will be given a "Wear- Ever" premium, |
Admission Zoe. This fee goes into the |
treasury of the society. All welcome.
adv.
Miss Gunhild Johnson was pleasantly !
surprised at the home OF Emily Dodge |
last Friday evening when about 20 Of her
friends gathered to bid her farewell be
fore her departure for Quincy, Mass. In
behalf of the company, Miss Hilda Mar
tinson presented Miss johnson pendant
and purse OF. money. Miss johnson re
piled very fttingly, Games and music
were enjoyed and refreshments Of ice
cream and cake were served
A party of Barre fishermen made up Of
DR. f. NJ Lynde, l.. X. Hutchinson, n. B.
Ballard, Fred II. Rogers, w. p. Mower.
n S. Love and f. G. Berry, Of Brockton,
Mass, returned to the city Yesterday by
from the Canadian border
where they passed last week in fishing
amp. Against adverse weather condi-
tons the fishermen succeeded in bringing
home a fine catch of brook trout. One
30 mile section of the road was traversed
1t the rate of three miles per hour and
mother stage Of the journey found the
travellers surveying a landscape white
With heavy hailstones, Z
Aaron Gustafson flooded the pipes OF I
his automobile with kerosene Sunday !
morning, process that motor people de- {
cribe az flushing the car. II happened
m Granite street and when few folks. {
dancing over the little colony of stone ,
heds on the north side OF the street de- (
cried thick clouds of smoke or vapor, \
JUNIORS of fire took wing. II was Fred g
)rury who turned box Is AZ $40 o'clock
nd the fire station was quickly emptied .
# its wheeled apparatus. Discovery of /;
Ir Gustafson at the innocent task of !
ushing his car prompted Acting Chief r
arpenter to ring the al-out call at once. In;
hen Granite street settled back into its
'onted quiet.
Although the weather conditions were
lore favorable than at any time during g
he past month the B. A. C-Green Noun e
ain club baseball game, scheduled for u
clock Saturday afternoon, failed to ma .
erialize because of the failure OF the 2
LAYERS from L. V NJ. to show up A =
rowd of perhaps 200 waited something Il
yer an hour but their only diversion
anne when an auto with a Montpelier il
cense thereon pulled up before the o
lands and d. 7. Wilton, a Montpelier n
mbslmer harsngued them on the cause a
preparedness and endeavored to instill L
ito them a patriotism that would cause Il
hem to Join Co. H of Montpelier. Lieut. "
aine, the enlisting officer at the armory. re
as in the car with Wilton but failed to d,
AXE any remarks, C
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