The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the suits at 1895 at Fits.
Cash P1hd fol ole. goiu and silver. F.
4, Burr.
Miss Martha rhibault went this morn
ing to East Fairfield.
Mrs j. d. Shea returned last night
from Boston, where she has been since
last April.
Miss Rose Levin left to-day for syria.
cuse, \, T., where She viii visit with
friends for month.
Robert Gamble and Morris Wood re.
turned last night from Montreal, where
they spent the Fourth.
Odd Ladies leave due cards with the
secretary, Mrs. W, stephen, SO Pleasant
street, on or before July Z.
Miss Lillian Fradd of Long street left
Monday for Montreal where she will
spend several weeks with friends.
For Sale-White iron twin beds and
one oak rocker. Inquire OF Mrs. w. X.
! Mackay, 4 Park street. Tel 28l.l.
Miss Florence Emerson left to-day for
Burlington, where she will make short
stay before going TO st, Paul, Mimi.
| o, Bollino and family left this morn
ing for Highgate Springs, where they
VIZ N"hf "h N"AilF h'Nb iVA Ntfhs
Cali l52N Tor furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason.
able rates. Vermont Trucking 4 Sales Co.
c. Blake of jefferson street returned TO
the city this morning after visiting with
relatives for several days in Lebanon, \.
II.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board OF managers will be held Friday
evening at o'clock in the Presbyterian |
church
Fred Bertrand returned last evening |
from a trip through the Province of Que.
bee, visiting while there with friends in /
Montreal
All teachers, officers and friends OF the /
Presbyterian Sunday school are cordial
ly invited to meet at the manse % Vel
lington street, at 1880 this evening
The quarterly meeting OF the Barre
Hospital Aid association will be held in
Aldrieh hall Friday, July :. The execu.
tive board at ? 80, the regular at p. m.
Any persons wishing banquet tickets
for the Greater Vermont banquet at
Montpelier Thursday evening. July l3.
can obtain them of H. A. Phelps, Barre;
price $3.50.
John Forbes returned to Fort Ethan
Allen this morning after visiting his PEG.
pie on Merchant street for several days
Mr.. Forbes Is in the cavalry which is :
at the fort.
DR.. Russell Hoyt, who has been a sur. .
yeon in the New York General hospital
for year is visiting with his parents,
MIR, and Mrs. George Hoyt, on Summer
street for several days.
Until further notice w H. Norris &
Sons auto stage will run a. follows:
cave Graniteyille 6l5 and 80 A. m,
2:45 and 4 p. m. Leave Barre s $40 and
0 a. m. and and p. m
Mr.. and Mrs. Signoreli Of Merchant I
treet are in Boston visiting with rela. !
ives, while Mr. SignoreIli is taking a !
-acation from his duties as prescription I
Jerk at the Red Cross Pharmacy. :
The W. G. r. L. viii observe flower
mission day Friday afternoon At the
ONE of Mrs F. G. Rogers, Is Richardson
treet There will be an appropriate
rogram. Members please bring flowers
Mrs Frank Coffin of Bethel, who is
pending the week with her husband in Y
visited with friends in the B
ty last evening. Mrs Coffin will be
'membered as a former clerk in the NJ
omer Fits Co. store at
The Presbyterian Sunday school picnic
i'll be held at Caledonia park Saturday, us
lily 8. The following trains will stop ~
the park 1852, 1885, 2:05. and for +.
e return trip there will be a special :,
ain leave the park al 80 p. m Schol. y
=, parents and friends yery cordially
vited. -
Having secured the services Of Charles no
ribner, an experienced and careful driv-
, we are prepared to do general pas . E
niger, trucking ana errahd business hi
'ecial attention given to pleasure par %
IS and picnics also special five passen-
r car for small parties. For dates and III
ices see the driver or telephone l42W. ioi
H Norris & Son. x
Visitors in the city last night and YES.
rday were: Mr.. and Mrs B. O. Lee, tr,
rsey City, n. j.; NJ. J. Keliher, Pitts. lie
Id, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Lang, Ju
bite River Junction; Miss Emma NJ
urch, Chicago, Tll.; Miss Frances be,
urch and Miss Lena Cowen, Wood, 70
'ck Miss G. a. Cone, B. j. NJ Cany H.,
d James Donoehy, Lebanon, n H. Dr. roa
Mrs. Leonard w. Bacon and Miss
aliska Bacon, New Haven, Conn. vii
The Vermont state league opening at Pa
.ercity park this afternoon will give yes
. Barre and Montpelier baseball fans wh
: first chance to see league ball IN PIT
RE for many years Both the Italians !
I the Montpelier teams are in good pic
ldition, and with new material will pai
Ike the opening game success The cit.
ne will start at 4 80 sharp, this giving ms
: fans chance to see the game ftcr wa
stonesheds close. -
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Notice to Public.