The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-15
TALK OF THE TOWN


Read Park Theatre adj, page 6.--adv.
Cash pafd foi ole. goiu and silver. f.
f. Burr.
A. &. Cowles Of Williamstown was
among the business visitors in the city
this morning.
Matthew Haley of Maple avenue re-
turned yesterday from business visit OF
several days in Boston and vicinity.
Miss V. Lottie of Milford, n. NJ, is Wis.
iting with Joseph Merlo's family on
Granite street, and other friends in the
city.
! Opening dance at Camp Comfort, Cur
It's lake, Calais, Friday evening, June 10.
Full bill, SLIPS. Music, Van Orman's or.
ehestra.
Carroll Smith, who is a student at the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Is spending his vacation at his home on
Summer street.
A. Mestriugeli, who has been employed
in the city for several months, went yes
terday 10 New York City, where he ex-
poets TO secure work,
! Hasperas Poor, who has been employed
until recently at the II. M. Lyon grocery,
began work this morning for the Smith
q Cummings meat market on North Main
street.
The Peoples Shoe Store win give a
discount of 10 per cent on all lines OF
footwear to Barre customers, as well as
out.of.town customers, during fare.re-
funding week.
The item in yesterdays paper stating
that the Vermont Trucking & Sales Co.
truck ran into the Papin oil tank was in
correct. 1t was the city truck that
slowed into the pump.
Miss Myra Bagley, who has been
member of the Spaulding high school
faculty, went yesterday to Rutland, |
where she expects to spend greater /
part of her summer vacation.
Among the shoppers and business Wis
itors in the city yesterday and last even
ing from Brookfeld were Mrs. c. NJ /
Whitney, P. C. and Elmer Reyes, Earl
Haggett Harold Simonds and J. z.
Sprague.
Auction sale Saturday at 2 p. m: One
good horse, buggy, two express wagons,
two harnesses, delivery sleigh blankets, i
rubber covers, brushes, whips, will be sold
at City Auction Market as above. o. H.
Hale, auctioneer.
Charles c. Baldwin and his niece, Miss
Aline Baldwin, visited at G. n. Kenyon's
last night and to-day, while on their way
home to Keene, N. H., from Barton,
where Mr.. Baldwin has been for several
days on business. Ii
Center Rutland is sending strong ball /,
team, together with good weather and |
when they line up against the strong {
Barre Athletics Saturday afternoon at
he trotting park there will be some bat
lie. Gallagher and Fowhe will do honors /
or the home team. Let us hear you
.ooting for the local boys. Grandstand t
ree.--adv. '
Conductor Harry Mcintosh of the B. & t
T. 4 P. Co, who sustained painful in c
uries when struck by pole while col 7
Getting fares on the road a few weeks /
go, was in the city yesterday for the b
rst time since he left the City hospital II
whittier he was removed after the acct e
ent Mr.. McIutosh is rapidly recovering il
lis health, although he viii be unable to t
esume his duties for several days. d
The piano pupils of Miss Mary A. o
Walker held very enjoyable recital in C
he Presbyterian church yesterday after
Don before large gathering of parents :
nd friends of the children. All the par &
eipants played like little masters and T.
ley received hearty applause, calling for q
neores. After the close of the recital a
fiss Mabel Stephen, in behalf OF the Il
upils, presented Miss Walker a hand Il
ome cut glass bonbon dish. The follow Il
~ took part in the concerts Floy Nc b
onald, Dorothea Phillips, Elsie Romeo, is
dith Cooper, Ina Mcdonald, Nellie Nc h
onaId Walter Robertson, Florence Mer Il
lant, Bella Mcdonald, Margaret Farrar. Y
azel Stewart, Peter Rattazzi, Nadine t.
colt. Phyllis Nichols, Blanche Congo, ii
atherine Spence, Ruth Armstrong, Cora Il
alderara, JEANNE Milne, Mabel Stephen, &C
nth Mckenzie, Gilbert Robertson, al
ladys Grogan