The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

PuDllc dance at woodbury. pOnd FIJI
day night 81 couple. Landis orches-
tra.-adv
Dance in Rowland hall Wednesday
evening after band concert. Gilbertson's
orchestra. adv.
Regain Brown of Hanover, n. H., is the
guest of Wendell Drown of Walnut
street for week.
Mrs. Horace Bailey of Newbury is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Georgianna
Midget, of Park street.
A. r. Brown, representative of B. F.
Marques & CO., retail monument dealers
of Louisville Ky, will be in the city for
several days.
A regular meeting of the Knights of
Columbus will be held Wednesday even
ing at 1880 in the club rooms. lmpor
| tant business.
The famous double Andessrange will
burn wood and coal and gas, and bake
all in one oven. Save half of your fuel
bill. Get prices. f. A. Prindle, Worthen
block
what will stop my hair falling out 2"
Partisan Sage. 1t win make the hair
thick and glossy and prevent dandruif, Z
says Il. A. Drown & Co, who sells It
under guarantee of satisfaction. adv.
Miss Hazel Msckay, bookkeeper at the
city clerks office. will be absent for the
next two weeks while having her annual
vacation. She plans TO visit friends in
springfield and Boston, Mass, and also
in Providence, R. ].
Work was begun on the roadbed of the
Washington street branch trolley line
yesterday. Near the entrance of Perry
street old ties are being replaced by new
ones and the imbedded track is being
raised to a safe height.
j. L. Winchester, who may be remem-
bered by some in Barre as craftsman
formerly employed here, has been honor
ably discharged from the service Of the
United States and is now calling on old
acquaintance and relatives.
Mrs. f. w. Hudson of 6S Franklin
street, who last Tuesday evening fell
down the cellar stairs, breaking wrist
and sustaining bruises about the body
and rather painful injury to her head,
is fast recovering from the hard fall.
Walter A. Boutwell, who was dis
charged from service at Camp Devens
July Z. arrived in Barre Sunday to visit
his sister, Mrs 4. NJ Fenwick, and other
relatives this week. Next week he will
return to Worcester, Mass, to resume his
old position.
Special price on the Page rooming
house on Elm street for the next few
DAYS. There are II rooms and one can
have an income of $50 per month or
more. besides reserving five or six rooms
All modern. See the d. A. Perry Real
Estate Agency at once.-adv.
Notice to berry pickers: forbid any
one trespassing for the purpose of pick
ing berries or for any other reason what
ever on the premises | now own, known
as the Barber pasture and will prosecute
to the full extent of the law any person
or persons trespassing thereon. +, B.
Martin.
Maccs bees, attention: Regular meet
ing Of Harmon review, No. l. will be held
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock. Spe-
cial work, draping the charter for the
late DR. Elizabeth NJ. Hooper, supreme
examiner Guards are requested to be
present The record keeper will be at the
hall at o'clock to receive dues, as it is
nearly the goth.
At the city building Saturday evening
at s o'clock Miss Mable Tite of Winooski,
daughter of Mrs Nellie NJ. lite of Barre,
was married to Frank Greenough, also of
Winooski The groom is a restaurant
proprietor and was recently discharged
from the Goth division. They spent the
week end with Mrs lite Of the Bolster
block and yesterday left for their home
in Winooski.
A meeting Of the directors of the Barre
Board Of Trade was held last evening in
the office of H. y Parks in the Rowland
building. A committee was appointed to
proceed with the soliciting of funds for
the much desired project of the Peerless
knitting mills establishments. The com
mittee of canvassers will start out to-
morrow for the purpose of ascegtaining
whether or not there is S250,000 of Barre
money ready to boost this movement.
The Universalist Sunday school will
hold its annual picnic at Woodbury. pond
Wednesday, July is. Autos will leave
the church from 0 to 10 o'clock. Trans
portation will be furnished all who wish
to 90. Parents, as we'll as children, are
expected to attend. Lemonade will be
| furnished. Games and contests have
been arranged. Those wishing transpor-
tation call Mr.. Reardon or Mrs. Robert
Gray In case of rain, the picnic will be
postponed to Thursday, the 18th.
Last evening at his home on Laurel
street Baron Grierson was given a sur
| prise by SO of his friends, who came to
/ ILL, Ill, ;.tL IL,
very enjoyable evening was spent with
music and games. There was q piano
solo by Helen Rossi, vocal solos by Lena
| 0'Connell and Olive Canton, piano and
violin duet by Helen Rossi and Allen
| Baigrie. Refreshments were served by
Katherine McKerron, Madeline Rooney
Helen Rossi and Lucy Venner During
the evening Ruth Mcknight presented
Baron a signet ring, the gift of his
| friends. The guests departed at late
hour, wishing him many happy returns
of the day.
Farmers of the surrounding hills drew
deep. sigh of relief when old sol hung
back with his scorching rays this morn
| ing for dark and threatening rain clouds
which promised cool and fruitful rain
fall. Though many fields are covered
with fallen hay, one wetting was readi-
ly accepted for an improvement to the
other growing crops Streams that af-
ford watering place for cattle in the
pastures were affected by the long hot
days and caused the farmers some UNI
easness lest their house supply need be
used for the animals; and when the
first drops of the shower began to fall
the haymskers gladly withdrew for a
| short vacation