The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

II NhhNhH'A wv W new NtAhN'NA ~ Tvs
Summer skirts at one'half price a
| Abbott's.
II Closing out hair goods at half pricI
| Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Mrs
| Carroll.
| Regular monthly meeting of tool sharp
eners' branch, No. ?, in polshers' hall
| Wednesday evening at o'clock.
| DIR. and Mrs. W. +. Lazell of Soutl
Main street are passing the month o.
August at their farm in Willamstown
Call l52.W for furniture moving ant
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates. Vermont Trucking 4 Sales Co
Mrs. Martha Calef White, electric nee
die specialist, will be at Miss Canning,
Toilet Parlor, Barre, Saturday, Aug. 10
/ adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miers of Keith
avenue are spending their vacation with
their niece, Mrs. Donald Munro, on a
farm in Middlesex.
Miss Lucille Berini, who has been EN-.
ployed in Richmond for several months
is passing vacation OF two weeks with
her parents on c street.
Frank +. Adams OF Elm street left
this morning for st. Adams, where he
| attended a Bennington Battle day as
sembly OF state trapshooters.
William T. Maiden of Highland avenue
has returned TO the city from Somerville,
Mass, where he has been passing a week
with r. James Grigg, formerly of barre.
Miss Beatrice Ennis of North Main
street has returned to the city, after
making visit of several weeks with
relatives in Massachusetts, and Connecti
cut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w, Bliss of
Springfield, Miss Alice McKinstry
and Clarence j. Gouldsbury of Montpe
lier are camping in the Clark cottage at
Woodbury. pond
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Clark, Mrs. Allie
Owen, Mrs. Orville Cheney and Allison
Burnham have returned to the city, aft
err passing two weeks in camp at Joe's
pond West Danville.
yasa orden av Barre will holla picnic
Dewey park lordagen den 10 Aug borias
XII +. NJ. Forfriskningar ock smorga-
sar serveras intrade fritz ALA Scandina
vier med venner inbujudas.
Sister St. Cecelien and Sister Leone
Marie of the Holy Ghost convent in
Graniteville left the city this morning
| for a stay of several weeks at st. Mary's
convent in Putnam, Conn.
Stanley Charles Blanchard, the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blanchard of
Berlin, passed away yesterday and the |
body was brought to Barre for interment |
in Elmwood cemetery to-day.
A. r. Campbell sewing machine expert /
on all makes of sewing machines, is in
town cleaning and repairing; 35 years in |
the business. Orders may be left at the /
Homer Fits Co. store.-adv,
William G.. Premier, who recently va
Gated the house on Liberty street owned
by Mrs Helen NJ Batchelder is occupy
ing tenement on Merchant street
owned by DR.. +. G. Sprague.
Paul A. Mammolo and John r. Ben
jamin returned to the city yesterday
from a 10 days automobile trip through
New England, visiting Newport, r. l., II
Boston and the White mountains OF New
Hampshire during their tour. Mr.. Nam
molo has resumed his duties in the PEG.
pies National bank. h
H. G. Woodruff OF Maple Grove left the
city yesterday afternoon for Rchford, |
where he attended to-day the summer |
convention of the Vermont State Bank
ers' association. of which organization he I
is the president. c. w. Mecher Of the {
Peoples National bank went to Richford t
this morning to attend the afternoon SEES
sion. r
A Northwestern Greening which re- a
tanned the fine flavor of late autumn and {
seemed quite as firm as any apple that
is to be picked in September, was S
brought to The Times office yesterday. i
The apple was grown last year on the t
farm of J. w, Clark, 1row hill, and is n
one OF many apples of the same species
which have kept well through the sum y
mer. =
Small boys, playing on North Main
street Tuesday afternoon, sequestered ,
in the stairway leading to the
second floor OF the Currier block. In the
quarters, the boys began to hold - =
nigh inks with the result that a plate =
glass window in one of the doors was "
shattered. The youngest of the urchns
vas next to TIE glass when it fell ard he
received cut across the palm of his left il
land. First aid remedies were applied in "
he Peoples Shoe store and then the lit "
lie fellow was told to go home. II
Building operations to be gotten under p
way in Barre at once include the cree
ioh Va q III" hNtiiliS AbucN VII iitlAAVht -
treet by Arthur l.. Averill and double Il
enement house on Sheridan street by q
'harles L. Currier. Mr. Averill's house fir
5 to have lateral dimensions of 80 and lie
6 feet with two stories. He expects to
ave the building ready for occupancy ST
efore winter. Mr.. Currier has the foun he
alton in for a house that will have side NJ
dimensions of 20 and A feet, with veran IA
as extending on two sides of the struc he
ure He will begin building operations st
{ once. An annex to the ID. M. Miles m
oal Co.'S storage sheds on Smith street,
-hich is to be started at once, is to be ~
feet in length with width of 30 feet -
+ will be located on land owned by the "a
files company and the Central Vermont " y
abroad. n. M. Nelson has the plans ua
ompleted for the erection of a garage, r
0 by "a feet on Summer street.
Band Concert Tonight.
The Christoforo Colombo band. direct tel