The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

H f. Burr.
II Excursion TO Montreal, July and
See adv on page 7.
H Chlldren's tennis oxfords at Shea
Shoe Stores special, 49c per pair.
II Among the business visitors In thu
H city yesterday was Charles Rowland o
II Cabot.
II If you need sewing machine, buy 1
H Singer. 1t pays. At the Singer Store
II Tel. 3ss-l2.
II David Farrand returned to the city
II yesterday after visiting friends in Bur
II lington for a few days.
II John II. Magnet is among the business
H visitors in the city to-day, arriving last
II evening from Burlington.
II Luther Baraw was in the city yester-
H day as business visitor, returning last
H evening to his home in Chelsea.
II Dance at Holden hall, Middlesex, Fri
Il day evening June 80. Bartlett's orches-
\ ira. Dancing, SOC. Refreshments.
H Cab l52-W tor furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates Vermont Trucking & Sales Co.
Wanted-30,000 dozen fresh eggs Bring
them in any quantity, large or small, and
we will pay cash for same. Barre Cream
cry.
| Miss Lillian Beattie left the city yes
| terday for Intervale, n. H., where she
viii work this summer at the Intervae
house.
A regular meeting OF local ass, NJ. P.
T., will be held Sunday in room IL, Boil
ster block, n p. m. Business Of i'm,
portance.
B. j. Fayette, proprietor of the Yer
mont Fruit Co, with headquarters in
Burlington, was in the city yesterday as
a business visitor.
Miss Maud Lundquist Of Sioux Falls,
Mimi. who has been stopping in Water
bury for the past few weeks, arrived in
the city yesterday.
Eoid Nevertt, who has been visiting
with friends and relatives in the city
for several weeks, returned yesterday TO
his home in Nashua, n. II.
On and after July /, all lists of flowers
which are contributed at funerals and
published in this paper will be charged
for at the rate Of five cents line
Miss Alice Tabor. who has been visit
ing at the home of Adolph Lane on High.
land avenue for the past few days, re-
turned to her home in Chelsea yester
day.
! L. z. Hewitt OF Lewiston, Me, was
business visitor in the city yesterday,
leaving this morning for Concord A. II 1
While here he visited with relatives on
South Main street
John 4. Ladoan passed through the /
city yesterday while en- route from Me
gantic lake, Canada, where he has spent /
the last three weeks on fishing trip, |
to his home in Baltimore, Md.
Charles Zanleon was graduated yes.
terday from the Albany Business col
lege and will return to Barre within a
day or two to spend few days with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Charles Fan
leoni, of North Main street.
Among the list Of flowers at the flu
neral Of Michael Murphy Of Graniteville
as printed in Tuesdays Times, the fol-
lowing were omitted Carnations, Mr.,
and Mrs. NJ A. Mcdonald and Efie Ne
Donald carnations, Mrs John Murphy.
The sovereign OF the screen, King Bag
gott, in Patterson of the News the
adventures OF a star reporter; Carmen
Phillips in "Shackles" and Betty Comp
ton, Lee Moran and Eddie Lyons in
Nestor comedy at the Biiou to-day adv. q
Notice Members OF the Happy Co
Lucky club viii hold private dance at
hall Friday evening june 80,
at 7:30 p m. sharp. Only members and !
those who have attended previous dances
will be admitted, Admission, SOC per +
couple; extra ladies, 25c. III
Every member of the Barre Board OF (
Trade. with one lady, is expected to at. 0
tend the entertainment and banquet in
Marshield Thursday evening. June 20 | &
transportation furnished free o
to all purchasers of a banquet ticket a
Automobiles will leave City square at C
5:45 p. m.
A card received here from Private Err !
nest Thompson, who was one OF the first :
10 answer the call for recruits last week, u
states that he has been assigned to
service in troop d of the first Vermont g
'avalry now stationed at Fort Ethan Al. a
en- Private Thompson scouts the theory il
hat the Vermont cavalrymen will re- b
main in the barracks during the summer n
md expresses his own opinion that the n
men will be ordered to Texas within a p
ew weeks. The rockies" are being d
hown through very strenuous program a.
y tililiHEs AiIil n EAVt Z liiilt dEp vi ~
Thompson was employed as a trap drum in
ner in local theatres. h
Fifty.n nine members Of Winnetta coun. m
il, Degree of Pocahontas, and Iroquois u
ribe, No. Is, !. o. R. NJ, were in the q
apital Tuesday evening to assist in the u
Institution OF Iona council. No. 49, De. q
rec of Pocahontas, which was organized U
nth a charter membership of 30. Red u
fen and members Of the women's aux re
iary order from Beecher's Falls. East 20
'arre, Brattleboro Springfield and Hard F"
'ick were present at the exercises Win Pr
eta council worked the degree Of Poca :
ontas on the charter members, the coun 90
Il having been instituted by Alexander
oss OF this city, great sachem Of Yer
lont Red Men. The officers were in
tailed by Mrs. Sadie Lermond OF Wi
ona council. No. s, of East Barre, who A
a deputy past Pocahontss. Mrs. Ler
ond was assisted BY Mrs. \. +. Avery
East Barre. who is a past Pocahontss 4
the organization. After the business
the evening there was an enjoyable
,cial hour and refreshments were served
WARNING