The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-18
Talk OF THE TOWN

is visiting his parents on Prospect street.
Automobile for hire. Good car and
driver. Get our rates. Cutler Bros adv
Public dance at Joe's pond Thursday
night; ST couple. Landis orchestra
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Gould of Spaulding
street are at Joe's pond camping for a
month.
Public dance at Woodbury. pond Fri
day night; 81 a couple. Landi's orches-
| tra.-adv.
Miss Phyllis Vigneault Of Summer
street left this morning for the White
mountains.
Regular meeting of the Modern Wood
men of America this friday evening
at 1880 o'clock.
The annual Episcopal church parish
picnic will be held at Benjamin falls to-
morrow Leave on l0;l5 car.
| Mrs Charles Greig, who three weeks
ago joined her husband in Quincy, Mass,
arrived in the city yesterday.
After 10 days vacation from her du-
ties at w. A. Smiths, Miss Eva Duprey
returned yesterday to her work there.
Miss Christina Prize is camping at
| Joe's pond for two weeks with a large
party of girl friends from Graniteville
Mr.. and Mrs. Tiny Pelkey of Nashua,
| N. H., returned to-day after visiting
! friends and relatives in Websteryille for
few days
| Mrs. 4. l.. Stanton, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Stanley Marsh, at
Sunnyside, has returned to her home in
Enosburg Falls.
Louis Marie of Hillsboro, N. H, former
| manager of the Diversi Fruit company in
Barre, has been visiting Louis Diyersi
| for few days.
M. Laird and r. Gramont left last
night for their home in Concord, N. H..
after visiting at the home of Louis Di-
yersi for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Craig and three
daughters have returned TO their home
on Hall street after being in camp at
Woodbury. pond for the past week.
The famous double Andes range viii
burn wood and coal and gas and bake
all in one oven. Save half of your fuel
bill. Get prices. +. A. Prindle, Worthen
block
Frank Clarke, who is camping at the
Mcleod camp at Highgate Springs,
reports good pickerel fishing there now
and he sent home to f. NJ. Laws a To-
FOUNDER
Clyde McAllister, employed two years
ago at the Trow & Holden machine shop
as a mechanic, has returned from Hart
| ford, Conn, for a brief vacation with his
| friends in Barre.
Arthur Carr and family, who have
been visiting Mr. Carr's uncle, l.. ID. Carr,
and other relatives in Vermont for the
| last two weeks, have returned to their
home in Gardner, Mass.
William G. Robins, granite cutter
| formerly of Washington street, who has
been residing in New Haven, Conn, for
the past two years, is now in Barre pre-
pairing his furniture for shipment TO New
Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nielsen of Plainfeld re-
Gently held party in honor Of their 25th
wedding anniversary. They were pre-
scented a victrola by their many friends
and the Mothers club gave Mrs. Nielsen
an apron shower and many other gifts.
Members Of the Italian Gaiety club,
come and meet your old friends at the
box social Friday, July IS, at Dewey
park Each girl is requested to bring a
box. A cordial invitation is extended to
all the former members of the club to
come back and get acquainted Com.
| mittee.
! Sergt r. II. Steltz Of the army recruit
/ ing service will have a supply Of book
! let's containing advice and information
to discharged soldiers and sailors at the
postofiice in Barre Saturday, July 10.
These booklets are issued free TO dis
charged soldiers and sailors and may be
procured between the hours of 10 a. m.
and p. m. on the above date. II is the
intention of the war department that the
recruiting offices throughout the country
be not only for the purpose Of enlisting
men for the army but also bureau OF
information for the discharged soldiers.
ANY information regarding back pay, ex-
ira mileage, bonus or war risk insurance
will be gladly answered by any member
Of the various recruiting stations. The
above booklets are printed for this pur
pose and give the correct method of APP
plying for any allowances due, instruc-
tions for the disposal of the government
insurance. Information or the booklets
may be procured by applying by letter
to the recruiting office in Burlington il
there is no recruiting officer near the ex-
soldiers home
Over hundred youngsters from the
Graniteville Presbyterian Sunday school
enjoyed very successful picnic at Ben
iamin falls yesterday. Nearly all OF
them went in three truckloads. The
three happy loads passed through tht
city twice singing and giving their class
gaIlo norpas and enuteate Wprp int erect
ing features of the outing. The result;
of some of them are as follows: Race
for boys eight years old and under, Rus
sell Murray LIST, George Murray I'd, Hec
tor Matheson Sd race for boys eight tC
10, Homer Murray LIST, Harold Mcleod
I'd and Roy Belyille Sd; girls race nine
wears and under, Margaret Campbell lst
Eva BelviIle I'd and Christy Murray 3D.
girls nine to H. Ethelin Murray LIST
Margaret Matheson ID and Mamie Me
Rae Sd. The cold ladies race was wor
by Mrs. John Jilliver, Mrs. Nevin second
and Mrs. Mitchell third. The speeia
boys race was won by Charles Nevin
Lord McKinison second, and Donald Nor
rison third. Miss Irene Miller won thu
young ladies' race, Esther Beattie being
second and Victoria Matheson third. Ic,
; cream was served and very good time
was the general report from the picnick
ers.
In few days the broken propeller
blade that was picked up from the iielC
at the trotting park on July after tbs
Hamm Whittemore heavier -than.air ma
] chine came down with crash, viii b.
/ divided into smaller parts These, as ad