The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Gee a. v. Beckley's adv, page D.
| See Abbott's silk and wool sweaters
for fall wear.
Good auto Tor hire. Prices reasonable.
Call l60. Cutters livery.
James Hall Of Boston has been passing
few days with Mrs. Mary Mcdonald Of
Liberty street.
| Regular meeting of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge, No Is, Wednesday even
ing, July II, at o'clock
Attention, Maccabeesl Regular meet
ing Wednesday evening, July IL. I'M
portant business and refreshments.
NJ. w. Chase of Mortified and Ira
Carpenter Of Brookfeld were among the
business visitors in the city yesterday.
Earl Winter of Trow hill began work
! yesterday at the Barre Savings bank,
( instead Of the Quarry Savings bank, as
reported in yesterdays Times.
Depositors in the Montpelier Savings
Bank & Trust company are requested to
send in their books for yerihcation, as
required by law, not later than July 81.
Books will be returned promptly adv.
Bailey's Music Rooms, our new loca.
ton, lis North Main street. II you are
thinking OF purchasing a piano, call and
| inspect our line, sold for cash or on easy
payments. H. J. LaRoe, manager Phone
| 369-W.
With the advent Of belated summer
weather, farmers who have figurstively
, rested on their pitchforks for the past
ten days are no longer registering cha.
grin. The weather appears to have taken
the desired turn, and almost for the
first time since the Fourth, hsymakers
may venture afeld in the reasonable GER
tainty that a shower win not drive them
to shelter. A man who Travelled extern
| siveiy in his automobile Sunday was
struck by the oyerTipe condition Of the
hay. Many meadows were untouched by
the moving machine, and where hay was
| down, in some instances, incessant rains
had practically ruined it. II is expected
that the hay crop, despite the untoward
weather, win be up to the average this
| season.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: Mr.. and Mrs. l..
| w. Webster and Kenneth Webster Of
Worcester, Mass, Miss Yarney Of Wind
sor, f. 0. Townsend Of Mansfield, O., G..
/ A. Metealf Of GAINESVILLE, o., George Tux
! bury of Windsor, c. B. Longenecker and
E. r. Longenecker Of Philadelphia, Lee
Roy Kenneth Of Danyille, William Y.
Moriarty Of Plattsburg N. ", A. j. De-
Fosset Of ST. Adams, Sherman W. Smith
of Springfield, w A. Hamilton Of ST..
Adams, James O. Marston Of Woods.
! Vile, N. H., Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Devine
and Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Smith Of
| Providence, R. l., B. B. Whalen and L. G.
! johnson Of Burlington, G. A. Hall Of
n. H., Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Frost Of Bos-
ton, John Anderson of Baltimore, Nd.
Soccer players of the Bonaecord Foot
| ball club who are with the colors are to
be honored by their old companions at
Clan Gordon hall Saturday evening when
| service flag of 30 stars is to be dedi-
Gated. Alderman Duncan Mcmillan of
/ the fourth ward is to be the speaker.
1 Honorary members of the club as we'll
as out of town members are expected TO
be present. Among the 80 stars are five
| gold stars. James Bennett will contrib
ute patriotic songs to the program Pipe
Major Eustace Richie and Piper Tom
| Mcdonald are to play the march and
reel All former members of the club
and patrons wishing to be present are
asked to notify any member Of the com.
mittee, on or before Thursday. The
committee is made up as follows; Sam.
uel Sargent, president, Phil Squires,
James Mayer, Andrew Benzie, Andrew
Brown, William Duncan, George Mclean,
James Coutts and A. w. Cormack, sec
rotary.