The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

othce,-adv.
| Outdoor dance in pavilion at Wood
bury pond Friday night CAROLS or
chcstra,-adv.
Miss Mary Weafer OF Morrisville i
spending several days in the city as III,
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph +. Weafe
OF Academy street.
| Joseph Barquin went this morning 4
| Waterbury for visit and will pass 4
few days with friends in Burlington be
fore returning home.
James Brown of Bassett street, who
is taking a vacation from his duties in
the Lamorey Clothing oompanys store
has gone TO st. Johnsbury TO visit his
brother, George Brown.
Rev. Charles Waite, pastor of the
Congregational church in Richmond, and
Rev. Edgar Grassland, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, viii exchange pull
pits next Sunday morning.
Logon Enighet No. SO, Vasa Orden OF
Montpelier anordnar utnykt med sill
SEGA Dewey park Lordagen den 20; JUL.
Forfriskningar serveras. Dams. och god
musk ALE Skandinayier och venner
inbiudas.
am prepared TO carry parties, ball
teams, etc, on trips, also. light trucking
with my l2passenger Stanley steamer.
Guarantee prices 10 be reasonable. Care
full driver. w. L. Persons and John
Berg Tel. 4642, "a Jefferson street.
c. o. Averill, the city bill poster, is
excavating for the erection Of modern
billboard ON land near the Allen Lumber
company's mill ON North Main street
The board win be of galvanized iron, the
first OF its type to be built in this sec
ton OF Vermont. 1t viii be 200 feet
long.
Tickets for the Community Chautau-
qua, Aug. ., 3, 1, 5, and 6, may be pro-
cured at the following places; The Frank
McWhorter Co., A. p Abbott Co.. Mrs.
| w f. Shepard, Arioli & Dente, Tilden
| Shoe Co. c. F. Andrews. Jackson's coal
onice, browns Drug Store, j. w.
Vaughan.
Thomas Ash of North Main street,
who has been in the employ OF the Peo-
pies Lighting, Heating & Power com
pany for the past two years, left the
city last evening for Hartford, Conn,
where he has employment. Mr.. Ash
came to Barre when the firm of Daniel
OConnell & Son constructed large piece
of paving ON North Main street some
years ago.
At the Church street schoolhouse this !
afternoon the civic department of the |
Barre Woman's club opened the third of |
its seasons series of flower shows. Sweet |
peas in variety of hues and shapes and |
species predominated in the exeellently |
arranged exhibits Visitors will have
an opportunity to visit the exhibit to-
day and TO morrow.
The body of George Mackenzie, for.
mer resident of the city, whose death
occurred at Lowell Junction, Mass, Sat
urdsy night, arrived in the city over the
q Wells River railroad this
morning at o'clock and was removed
to the home OF the deceased's brother,
James r. Mackenzie of As Merchant
street. Arrangements We're made for
holding the funeral this afternoon at 2
o'clock.
The peep o. dawn tomorrow If they ex-
oect to see the Cook & Wilson circus 7
Unload. Traffic arrangements were com {
1leted to-day for transporting the circus I
rom Woodsville, n. IT,, to Barre imme-
lately after the evening performance
md this forenoon Engineer A. p. Burn
lam was sent to WoodsviIe to take :
barge OF the train. 1t is expected that !,
he circus will be unloaded near the =
frantic street sidings and then trans
erred to the show grounds off Ayers V
treet. Departing tomorrow night, the "
ircus people will leave over the Central \
Iermont railroad for st. Adams. a
B. +. Sanborn, Professor Bagnall and
george W. Morrow, who are at their
amps at Lake Caspian in Greensboro Y
or the summer, are staying at Hotel I,
Barre for few days while com plotting "
for the three cornered T
ournsm ent to be held by the Barre Golf r
Tub, the Greensboro club and the Mont
elier Country club sometime in August
he Greensboro men spend portion of fl
ach day in maintaining their fettle on re
he links hereabouts. This year the H
hree-cornered match will be played at al
ne Country club. For several seasons W
ne three clubs have contributed teams
, interesting tbree-cornered matches
nd rivalry has grown with each succeed g
x tournament. OF
Those who make up the personnel of p
le Christoforo Colombo band found it h.
upon themselves to respond
} frequent encores during the open-air
'ncert in City park last evening. The re
usicians interlarded a program of pop til
ar airs with patriotic and classical Sc II
ctions, each of which was good for an ca
lcore. 1t was the third concert of the TO
olombo series and a large crowd
ironged the park and nearby streets.
here were many autos present and it ga
as noticeab BILE that most of those who OF
rsyed into the park made it a point to gr
main within hearing distance of the in
usic until the concert was over. The tn
'ung musicians seem to improve with tn
oh public appearance. foi
" of
Montpelier Band Concert. -.