The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-01
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, JULY I, 1916.
The Weather
Sunday probably fair.
TALK OF THE TOWN
See the new waists at vaughan's.


II Excursion TO Montreal, July and 4
II See adv on page I.
H Get your flag for the Fourth. Coupon
H and 9s cents at Times Office.
Il Rummage sale in the vestry OF th
H universalist church Saturday evening.
The very thing you want in white hat
for the Fourth at Mrs. Carroll's, 10 Nortl
H Main street.
Ladies of the Clan Gordon will pleas,
have their due cards with the financia
secretary on or before July s.
| Henry Hyde of Brookfeld was visitor
in the city this morning while on his way
to Winooski for brief visit with friends
L. ID. Ryan and son, Daniel, of Granite.
vile left this morning for Chateaugay
n. Y, TO spend the Fourth with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Laid and family
left to-day for Caspian lake, Greensboro
where they will spend month in camp
Earl H. Dickey left the city this morn
ing for Springfield, Mass, where he ex.
poets to be employed during the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Donahue and little
daughter went this morning to their
home in Middlebury to remain until after
the holiday recess.
Miss Gertrude Malloy returned this
morning to her home in Concord, N. H.,
after spending several days with rela-
tives in South Barre.
John Sector of Division street left the
city this morning for Lake Bomoseen,
where he is to pass a week in camp as
the guest of school friends.
| Open-air service on the park Sunday
evening from to g. Rev. Bert J. Lee
high of the Baptist church will be the
preacher Everybody come.
Da lunedi 8 luglio la panetteria sell
'unlone Cooperative Store passa soto il
nome B. Fumagalli & Co. Servisio a do.
micilio con pane di prima qualita.
Miss Clara Purvee, who has been at
tending normal school in Fitchburg,
Mass, arrived in the city last evening to
pass the summer at her home on Prospect
street.
All barber shops in Barre subscribing
to the union agreement will remain open
until 9 O'Clock Monday evening. BARRIERS
will observe the holiday Tuesday by clos
ing their shops.
Don't fail to hear Alfred Chase the
great, at his very best Sunday evening
at lntercity park. High-cla photoplays |
only will be shown. The fare from Barre
will be 5e.-adv
Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. Ordway and chill |
dren and Mrs. William P Mahoney and |
little son, William, left the city this |
morning for Colchester where they are
to have weeks outing at Mallet's bay.
Charles Munroe of Middlesex was a
visitor in the city yesterday while on his
way to Websterville, where he is passing
a few days with his brother, Walter
Munroe, driver of the Websterville auto
stage.
Another lot of those SOC straw hats,
just right for the Fourth; also a fresh
supply of the white silk waists which
have been SO popular. Come and see
them. You'll surely buy, Mrs. w. r.
Shepard
The funeral of Oscar Thompson, whose
death occurred Thursday, will be held at
his home on the East Barre road Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. Interment will be
made in the Wilson cemetery at South
Barre.
Alderman E. A. Glysson Of Perry street
left the city this morning for Highgate
Springs, where he is passing the week !
end with Mrs. Glysson and daughter,
Ruth, who are at the Bugbee camp for a
lew weeks.
Coach Hoernle OF st. ,Johnsbury A. C. !
mas likely bunch of ball players to- '
yether for this season. They viii make \
their appearance at the trotting park 9
Monday against the Barre A. C. This
will probably be your only chance TO see .
his team this year, as they desire to !,
,lay all Saturdays at home, owing to the
hort season. Game called at 3 o'clock.
Jome out and lend hand.--adv.
Mr.. George Fl. Wilder of Burlington, a
Who has summer classes in Randolph and n
Waterbury, will stop off each Tuesday Il
vening at Montpelier and remain until y
Wednesday afternoon during the summer u
o teach his Barre pupils who have the d
asst season been coming to Burlington t
or instruction. All available time is now Il
AIKEN in Randolph and Waterbury, but a a
ew half hours are still open in Mont t.
elier. If interested, write Wilder School l.
( Music, Burlington, Vt, ll6 Main fl
treet, or see Fred Ingls, Clark street, =
'arre, Vt, or see Paul Simanton, futist,
ark theatre, Barre, VT. Pupils may b,
tart at any time. Terms rea sonable.- n,
DIV. !;