The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Laroe is on his vacation.
Homer Holden returned yesterday {
his home in Brookfield, after spendin
several days in town with friends.
New lot of ladies' high white shoe
with low heels received this morning
Rogers Walk Over Boot Shop.--adv.
Howard Ennis Of Waterbury, who for
merly conducted barber shop in Barre
visited his father, Edward Ennis, yes
terday.
Miss Elizabeth Smollett of Hill stree
left the city to-day for Sugar Hill, N
H., where she is to be employed durin,
the summer.
DIR. A. III. Smith, who is passing tn
summer at Greensboro, is spending
few days at the home of w. D. Smitl
on Summer street.
Mrs. Isabella d. Smith of Elm stree
has gone to Port Jefferson, N. Y, wher,
she is making an extended visit with hel
son, Albert 0. Smith
The Fraternal Order of Eagles picnic
which was to have been held Saturday
July 7, has been postponed indefinitely
Per order president, d. Mcdonald.
The baptismal service for children al
the Universalist church, which was tc
have taken place tomorrow, has beer
postponed indefinitely on account of the
infantile paralysis quarantine.
Mrs. Alfred Beckman OF Granite street
l who has been confined to the house for
several days as the result of burns re.
ceived when she made misstep while
carrying a pail of hot water from the
| OF ia oh IN 10 IS
| Mrs. Linn Scofield, who has been pass
ing some time in the city as guest in
the home of her sister, Mrs. A. f. Camp
bell, of North Main street, left this
morning for Breton Woods, N. H., there
to join Mr.. Scofield, who has employ
ment there for the summer.
Notiee You will save money if you
buy Andes ranges for wood, coal and
gas, also Perfection oil stoves, White
Mountain refrigerators, lawn mowers,
and Special sewing machines Get prices.
E. A. Prindle & Co., 200 Main street, De.
pot square.
Mrs. A. j. Baldwin, superintendent of
the primary department of the Method
list Sunday school, announces that she
will be in the vestry with the supplies
for the children after the morning sery-
ice and If any of the older members of
the families are at church they can Sc
cure papers and cards for the children
kept at home by quarantine regulations,
by seeing Mrs. Baldwin.
Rev. Edgar Grassland of Wellington
street will be the speaker at a pleasant
Sunday evening service" in the Berlin
Corner Congregational church to.mor.
row night, the occasion being one of
series of special services arranged by
the pastor, Rev. Frank Bloomfield The
latter's father, Rev Stanley r. Bloomfield,
pastor of Bethany church, Montpelier
will occupy the pulpit of the First Pres.
byterian church tomorrow evening
Lieut.. H. p. Shaw, Serg r. NJ. Brown
and Private Harry Levin, who have been
on recruiting duty in Barre for some
time, returned this morning to Fort
Ethan Allen. Each member of the re-
cruiting detail expressed himself forcibly
in yoicing satisfaction over the splendid
showing made by Barre and surrounding
towns in bringing the roster of G com
pany up TO war strength Inasmuch as |
G company has more than its quota |
ready for training, it is improbable that
the recruiting detail will return to Barre
H. P Human of Orange street left
this forenoon for Fort Ethan Allen, max
ing the trip with George s. DeMerell,
one of the new recruits in c company. |
Mr.. DeMerell has secured leave to close
Up some of his business affairs in Depot
square and will return TO Barre for a
ew days before rejoining his regiment.
Mr. Hinman expects TO go from the post
o Plattsburg, there to pass the week
md with his brother. an officer in train.
ng there, who is assigned to the com
ANY which numbers w. f. Littleiohn of
his city as a member. During his alb
ence also he plans to call on Charles
!. Brown and Neale w Hooker of Barre,
Who are confined to the camp hospital
" tonsilitis
After a sojourn in Barre of three days,
he auto oil sprinkler of the Standard
Ill Co. has departed on another mucilagi-
GUS mission in the direction of southern ,
'ermont, instructions having been re- |
eived by the crew to shower highways
a uuHDtI VI toNns " but sbul0 Win
he oil composition. The street depart
rent here is well satisfied with the work |
one on the Barre streets and it is a
bought that the oil has been distributed Z
lore evenly this year than last season. /
air weather aided the crew considera-
" in securing an even distribution and {
upt. Perry OF the street department a
as ready with gang of men TO act {
a instructions from the supervisor aft 2
: sAe oil had been spread.
Atty Z. r. Davis, who recently re.
lived from Gov. Graham appointment as
.ate's attorney TO fill out the unexpired 4
,rm of +. Z. Gleason of Montpelier,
ent to the capital this morning TO file
is bond with the county clerk. He has
ready taken the oath of office and his
'nure viii begin tonight when Mr..
Lessons resignation becomes effective.
he law requires that the states attor-
~ shall file bond with the county and
lother with state, requirements which
r. Davis has fulfilled. The new states
torney will maintain his office in the
ordon block as heretofore. As one OF
le legscies from the retiring states
torney, he will represent the state in
number of actions now docketed in
ARE city court which his predecessor
I'd not disposed of to-day. !:
Occupants Of the house at II Eastern
-enue turned fire fighters early yester- 4