The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

See new wide collar neckwear at Alb.
bolts,
This is the last day in which to pay
your taxes.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Allen are spend
ing several days at Curtis pond
Max Hayward OF Chelsea was among
the business visitors in the city yester.
lday.
Mrs John A. Kelly and Mrs o. A.
Robinson returned to their homes on
North Main street yesterday after spend
ing a few days at Groton pond.
Miss Esther Rice, who has been visit
ling friends and relatives on Brook and
! North Seminary streets for few days,
left yesterday for her home in Burling
ton.
John Cashion Of st. Adams arrived in
| the city last night and will visit rela
tives on North Main street for few
days before going to Boston, where he
will be employed in the street car sery-
ice.
Miss Agnes Lines Of New York City
visited friends in the city yesterday.
Miss Lines, together with her sister,
Miss Belle Lines. is spending several
weeks at their summer cottage in North
field
Kenyon's auto bus for picnic parties,
special trips to Berlin pond, Williams
town gulf and other nearby places any
time: reasonable rates and careful driv
ing will convince you. Phone 606-W for
particulars.
Those wishing to pay their bills to the
Drown Motor Car Co, viii find their
books at the Oldsmohile office on Pros
pect street, where they were recently
moved from the Drown garage on Jeffer
son street.
Board OF Trade members: Secure your |
tickets for the better acquaintance tour |
to Berlin Friday night of the automobile |
committee: h. w. Hooker, G. r. Var
mum, L. G. Glysson and F. II. Rogers, or
Of Sec II. A. Phelps.
w. A. Wright, state agent for the Hud-
son and Dodge automobile, who has been
in the city for few days on a business
visit in connection with his companies, II
left yesterday for Montpelier where lac
will spend few days before returning
to his home in st. Johnsbury.
Henry Hall arrived in the city this
morning from Milford, Mass, where he
has been employed as a quarryman for
several menths. Mr.. Hall win go to
iraniteville o-morrow, where he viii be
employed in one of the quarries. Later
n the summer Mr.. Hall intends to move
lis family from Milford onto the hill.
A party OF campers from Springfield,
Messrs. b. L. George, Nathaniel
Moore, Richard Jameson. and Frank
Williams, passed through the city yester
lay while on their way homcward from
1ighgate Springs, where they were en-
amped Tor week or ten days The J
,arty boosted OF an excellent trip and ]
lso of some nice catches of fish.
The rooms in the Ossola block on !.
Worth Main street, occupied by J.. 4
Ildridghretti before he moved his meat !:
market to the junction OF North Sem
nary and North Main streets. has been 4
emodeled by F. Piccinalli and within
hort time he will open the Green Nen
ain restaurant, where he will serve all !.
inds Of Italian and French dishes.
County Agent F. H. Abbott has Just
ompleted plans for the agricultural pc
ic which will be held at the Granite '
ity trotting park on Saturday. August 4
3 This il the first time that anything f.
( this nature has been held in the city. !
nd with the untiring efforts Of Mr.. Alb
Dtt and his co-workers in Washington
lunty. it j. expected that the affair viii
a success The program VIII consist
a stock Judging contest. a home eco
,mic demonstration for the ladies. ami 4
any other things 81 interest Tor the :
rmer. which viii b. advertised later. "A
be picnic win end with BAH game b.
geen teams picked from the towns Of
.auce and Washington counties. =