The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

New crepe de chine waists at Abbott's
Middle blouses at roc at Vaughan's.
Dance tonight in Rowland hall. Car.
rolls orchestra
Miss Lucy Wells of Orange street is
taking a vacation from her duties in the
postofiice.
Ernest Venner of Warren street com.
menced work as clerk at the Diversi
Fruit company this morning.
Joseph Collins, who has been in the
city for several days on business visit,
returned to his home in Boston this
morning.
Frank Gallagher, who has been visiting
friends on South Main street for the past
10 days, left his morning for his home in
Claremont, n, II.
Myer S. Levin and Kenneth MeCrea
returned to-day from Highgate Springs,
where they have been eneamped while on
a fishing expedition for the past week
Mrs. Alto Sartelle passed through the
city yesterday while en- route to Viii
Jamestown, where she will visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Martell for
few days.
Mrs Fred Kempton and daughter, Miss
Marion Kempton, returned to their home
on South Main street last night after
spending several days encamped at the
Holden cottage at Berlin pond.
Attend the open air movies at Inter
city park Sunday evening and see a
quality program, including 'Bondwonl-
an" five-act wonderfully, with Maude
Fealy; also Musty Suffer.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred White of Burling-
ton, Edward Lancto of Ogdensburg, n. Y,
and Mendel Bartlett OF Norwood, n. Y,
motored from Burlington yesterday fore
noon and visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James Cow of Liberty street, re
turning to Mr.. and Mrs. Whites in Bur
lington last night.
Eagles of this city, members of Barre
aerie, No. 1873 were off this forenoon |
for their annual picnic at Caledonia park
where extensive preparations have been |
made for an outing of large proportions
Special accommodation for picnickers
were to be reserved on the 1895 train
over the NJ. & w. r. railroad and o-nigbt
a special train will leave the park at 7:l5
o'clock. Last evening the committee con-
sisting of Richard Attridge, P. Bianchi,
L. Sassi, j. Mckenzie G. Cooper, A. Rossi,
G. Allen and W. Warren, met at the
Eagle headquarters to complete arrange
ments for the outing. I
Complaint has been made to the police
the practice followed by bus
mess block tenants of leaving their milk
bottles on outside window stills. Only !,
while the circus parade was
n progress, a quart bottle of the tactical
iuid came crashing down to the asphalt
rom somewhere above the store skyline
IN the east side of North Main street.
group of children missed being hit by !
inches and the contents of the bottle
plashed uncomfortably on several per. ,
IONS as the receptacle struck the walk. >
The police join with aggrieved ones in -,
recommending that bottles of cream, !
milk, etc, be left in the cooler.
Ten cars are to be required to trans J
'ort the exhibits of Barre granite from
he stone belt to Cleveland, O., for the 7
nnual convention of the National Retail {
Monument Dealers association conven- (
ion in snid-August. Busy preparations G
OF shipping the exhibits are being made T
" the manufacturers, as consignments n
must be made within few days in or \
er to insure their arrival at Cleveland in q
ime for the exhibit. Much space has a
cen reserved on the floor of the conven- Y
ion hall by Barre manufacturers and s
uarriers. Granite with an aggregate I
eight of more than 100000 pounds will r
e included in the shipment As the h
pening day of the convention approaches, q
he number of Barre people planning to q
o is increasing. Where the limit was 2l \
My fortnight ago, now there are near s
7 50 enrolled in the party Through =
ullman cars are to be provided for the n
ARE delegation. n.