The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-25
TAX OF THE TOWN

III clal safe wall paper.--ady.
III Mrs George w. Gaut of Plainfield is
Il visitor with friends in the city to-day.
Il Rego Comolli of IA Comolli street lei
this morning on vacation 10 the Whit
II mountains.
III Regular meeting Of the L. A., A. O. II
II this evening in Worthen hall at 7:3t
II social hour following.
II Mrs. Matte Mcmahon has returne
II to the city, after spending several week
II with relatives in Springfield, Mass.
II Wholesale prices and in many pattern
H less than wholesale prices, can be hal
/ on linoeums at b. w. Hooker & Coz
i Francis Y. Bushman in RED, Whit
and Blue Blood" a special Metro feature
and Sidney Drew comedy, Bijou to-day
H adv.
William r. Harmon has resumed hi
duties in the New England Tel. 4 Tel
Co.'S office, after passing several day.
with his mother in Shelburne.
/ Mrs. f. A. Drown and two sons, Lowell
and Wendell, of Walnut street, left to
day by automobile for Danville, wher,
they are to open their camp on joe
pond for the summer.
| VII anu FIduh DUMMY ant
sons, Frank, IT,, and John, arrived in tn,
city from Hollis, N. Y, to-day for a visit
with the formers sister, Miss Alice V
Beckley of Eastern avenue.
The Philathea class of the Baptist
church are invited to the home of Mrs
Bernice Neweomb Thursday afternoon at
o'clock for sunshine party. Mem
bers are asked to bring their sunshine
bags.
Harold Paterson and John Shepard re.
turned to the Vail school at Lyndonville
where they will be employed for the
summer months, after having attended
the Spaulding commencement exercises
last week.
Special service tonight at Salvation
Army hall, conducted by Ensign Whipple
of Montpelier, who will be accompanied
by Captain Colburn and Mrs, Gibbs, also
of Montpelier. Be sure you attend at
s:l5 p. m.
Evans Roberts of Dunmore, Pa, and
A. II. Luckenbill of Middletown, Pa,
monument dealers, are registered at Ho
tel Barre while spending 10 days on a
buying expedition through the Barre
granite belt
Mr.. and Mrs Charles M. Halves, who
have conducted rooming house in the
Arcade building for several years, are
moving their household goods to the
house on Spaulding street which Mr..
Halves recently purchased.
Mrs. c. Fl. kenerson of Church street
and Mrs, Harley kenerson and two chill
dren of Averill street have returned TO
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have been visiting with friends and rela-
tives during the past two weeks.
Miss Evelyn Miles of Cavendish, who
was a member of the class OF 1918 at
Spaulding high school until her removal
from the city, has been passing several
days with friends in Barre while attend
ing the commencement exercises.
Knights of Pythias district meeting
at West Topsham Thursday night, June
27. Supper will be served, rank work
to follow. Everybody come. Notify
chancellor commander. Autos will be
provided to leave at o'clock.
Mrs. f. o. Fay of Highland avenue,
who has been suffering for several |
months with serious eye trouble, was
operated on Saturday at her home, hav- |
lIlE L1t eye HuNlcdNtu ny III.
Miss Eleanor Zero, r. n, rs caring for !
her.
Miss Winnie Tilden, who has been pass
ing few weeks in the city as the guest
of Miss Beatrice Callaghan of Park
street, returned to-day to her home in
Hnsdale, N. FL. She was accompanied
by her father, +. w. Tilden, who arrived
in Barre yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Patch are clos
ing their home on Washington street
to moving their household
goods to Morrisvile, where they have
purchased village residence. Mr.. Patch
recently disposed of his granite buying
office to e. L. White
Miss Marie Gordon, who recently com
pleted her duties as a teacher in the
Danvlle grammar school, is passing
few DAYS with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Gordon of Orange street, before
giong to Lynn, Mass, where she is to be
employed in Office work during the sum
mer
William Noonan of North Main street,
who has been confined at his home dur
ing the past two weeks, following an
operation at the City hospital, was able
10 be outdoors this forenoon for the first
time. Unless some unforeseen develop
nents occur, the young man expects a
quick and complete recovery from the i'll
ness. II
First Lieut. Clarence J. LePage, for
nerly of II company lin the old LIST Yer
mont infantry, recently stationed at
Austin, Tex. while qualifying for avia-
ion service, has passed in the upper third
livision the examination for a pilots
,erth, according to information received
" his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Le-
'age and his sister Mrs. Grace -Ducharme
# the Miles building Lieut.. LePsge ex-
'ected to take his first aerial trip over
lelly's field in Texas yesterday. Friends
+ the young man are much pleased over
is rapid progress. /
A squadron of Oldsmobiles from the
sctory in Buffalo, n. Y, hove into the
fling yesterday, the expedition having
een carried through successfully by
he Drown agency of this city. Automo-
lies are not highly favored in freighting
ircles this season, and to hasten the
hipments, 4. A. Drown of the local
gency dispatched ten drivers TO Buffalo
.st week, instructing them to return
verland with cars much desired by
atrons Among those who made the
nip were George Kent, George Rand,
ames r. Mackay, George Vancor, Asa
errell and Howard Blossom, the latter
citing as commodore of the squadron
he home trim was made without incl III