The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abbett's window OF sample mus
| lin underwear.
DR.. and Mrs. Leon Page have returned
from visit of several days in Newport
and vicinity.
Mrs. Il. j. Potts of New Britain, Conn,
arrived in the city last evening for
visit of several days with relatives.
o. j, Dodge, North Main street jew
eier, is exhibiting in his window an IN
teresting collection of old and new in
fantry and cavalry manuals.
Miss Dorothy Simonds of Williams.
town passed through the city yesterday
while on her way to st. Johnsbury for a
visit of few days with friends.
Mrs. III. l.. Campbell of fremont street
left to-day for her former home near
Sherbrooke, p. O., where she is making
visit of several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Elmer Brown and son, Paul, of
Waterbury have returned to their home
after passing several days with the for
mer's sister, Mrs. j. II. Kelly of upper
Prospect street.
Private Clarence Geddes of the Head
quarters company and Private Dean
Brock of G company, both stationed at
Fort Ethan Allen, are passing few
days at their homes on Washington
| street.
Miss Grace Brown, a teacher in the
schools of Waterford, and her sister,
Miss Violet Brown, who recently closed
successful term of school in Danville, are
passing the summer at their home in
Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Turner of South
fns. 49, IL,
day to attend the funeral of the formers
uncle, Curtis S. Stewart, long time
resident of Moretown, who passed away
Tuesday night
Frank Winslow who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Northrop of Merchant
street, has returned to his home in Ord,
Neb., after having been called to Yer
mont by the death of his brother, Elmer
Winslow of East Hardwick.
Auction at the City Auction Market
Saturday afternoon. This bids fair for |
a large sale. Autos, Indian motorcycles, |
one seven year-old Morgan horse, buggy, |
surrey, harness, gas engine and host
of other goods Sc adv on page 7. o.
II. Hale, auctioneer.
Miss Alice Keir of South Main street |
stNtinl vi y ohtiS
yesterday afternoon, the occasion being
her birthday anniversary. During the
afternoon refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served Miss Alice was the
recipient OF many gifts from her young
friends.
Sanitary beverages, prepared under
the most favorable conditions, and bot
tied by up-to-date machinery; all fla
vors. We are now ready to deliver your
order of any flavor Let us serve you
with a case or smaller quantity of
Granite City beverage The Granite
City Beverage Co., 32l North Main street,
telephone.
Somebody who was either needless or
guided by malice caused large quantity
81 rusted and bent nails to be deposited
in the highway at the junction of Wash
ngton and Church streets recently,
much to the hazard of horses feet, to
say nothing of the possible damage to
ing downtown to work this morning
picked up a handful OF the nails and
brought them to this Office for proof.
THE Story OF the Pink Rose" will be /
,iven at the Baptist church on Sunday !
afternoon at 5 o'clock. This is the story /
II the conversion of an out-cast girl
through the gift OF pink rose by i
christian worker. 1t is taken from the a
experiences OF Mrs. Whittemore, work +
II in the slums of New York City. The Il
tory will be given by the pastor and d
with music by the chorus +
hoir. The public is cordially invited TO S
ttend. A special offering win be taken I
or the work of the Red Cross. !"
f. J. Dole, who recently resigned as a a
eacher in Spaulding high school, has C
zen notified that he will receive the de- y
rec of master of arts from the Univer- G
ity of Vermont on Monday, June 25. a
lie has been preparing fer this during (
he last three years. His thesis on "a "
tudy of the Comparative Progress Made i
y Latin Students and by Those Without o
attn" has been accepted by the com. R
littee on advanced standing at the uni n
ersity and he has passed the examina- Of
ion. Mr.. Dole is graduate of the uni a.
ersity.