The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-03

Miss Dorothy Campbell OF Hardwick Is
visiting friends and relatives in Barre.
Edison Lander of Boston is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Lander.
Granite cutters rooms will be open
| Thursday, July 3, from to 9, and closed
Friday.
Mrs. Nelson Hamel will spend the
Fourth with her daughter, Miss Winni-
fred Hamel
John Slayton and William Peck of
Calais were business visitors in Barre
this morning.
Largest line of fireworks and novelties
in town at Lander's Cigar Store and bill
| lard parlor.-ady
Best choice of percales and white dam
Store. 5 Cottage street
Miss Maud Wylie Of Boston is at
home over the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wylie.
Louis Diversi returned this morning
from Concord, N. H., where he has been
with his wife for the past few days.
Public dance in Rowland hall July 3;
special music by Gilbertson's orchestra.
Dancing s to /; gents 81, ladies free
adv.
All sailors will meet at Goddard camp
us at s a. M. Friday. Uniform, dress
blues, white hat and leggings. Per order
gobs' committee.
Miss Mildred Fitzgerald of 100 Sum
mer street left this morning for Old
Orchard, Me-, where she has employment
for the summer months.
The Knights of Columbus are request
cd 10, paaat Of THAR ranpno Eatirtb of Iulu
morning at o o'clock for the purpose of
taking part. in the parade.
Mrs. A. Charland and niece, Miss Flor
enee Moore, of Burlington, are visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs George
Lander on Washington street.
The Knights of Columbus rooms in
the Scampini block will be open July 4
to all soldiers, sailors and marines with
their families, relatives and friends.
Parking space for autos to rent, at
300 North Main street, between s a. m.
and 10 p. m. on Friday, July 4 cars viii
be guarded. Apply at premises for rates.
Largest line OF new and secondhand
ranges in Barre, Perfection and Kerogas
oil stoves, wieks and ovens. Call and
get prices. +, A. Prindle, Worthen
block
Miss Katherine Brown of "a Jefferson
street left Tuesday morning for Bidde-
ford, Me- She was accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Fillmore Harris, whom she.
will visit.
Private Louis Marehetti, who has been
visiting his brother and other relatives
and friends in this city for the past
week, has gone to his home in Water
vile, Me-
All members of the ladies of Clan Cor.
don please leave due cards with financial
secretary, Mrs Mary Angus, on or be
fore July for the six.monthly audit.
Per auditors.
All those entering the pony, bicycle
and motorcycle race July are asked TO
be at Currier park Friday morning at
$3.50 for the purpose of taking part in
the parade.
Conditions compel us TO make the fol
lowing charges for plumbers labor: 81
per hour with transportation, 30 cents
per hour where two men are on the same
job with transportation, 80 cents per
hour without transportation. The n. d.
Phelps Co, Inc.
The senior choir Of ST. Monica's church
has retired for the summer months so
that there will be no music at the early
mass next Sunday. Mrs. Charles Smith,
the choir directress, together with her
husband, left to-day by automobile for
Newburyport. Mass, to spend week
or ten days with her brother, j. Cooley
Flagg.
You will want TO hear the great Eng
lish engineer, T. f. Tillemont- Thomson,
in his great lecture, Echoes of the Ger
man Revolution at the Community
Chautauqua Saturday evening, July 5.
| Tickets can be obtained at Peoples Shoe
store, Bell & Houstons and Tilden's Shoe
store Evening entertainment commences
at S.adv.
! All discharged soldiers who are to take
| part in Barre's great Fourth of July pa
i rade are requested to be at the NJ & w
| X. freight depot in rear Of city hall ready
! to fall in promptly at Q a. m. In case
of rain formation will be in the opera
house, Former officers and non-commis-
stoned officers are requested to be on
hand at $3.50 Be sure TO have red dis
charged chevron on blouse sleeve. Chev-
rons may be obtained at the Red Cross
| HUile htiNlCt IbOllHi udihSoH Dlutk.
Twelve young people of Barre are at
tending the Epworth league institute
which is being held at Montpelier semi
nary this week Those attending are:
Miss Dorothy Boyce, Miss Mary An
drews, Miss Dorothy Suitor, Miss Josie
Spencer, Miss Corrine Eastman, Miss
Elvira Sowden, Misses Ruth and Doris
Davis, Miss Emily Dodge, Edward Bos-
worth, Philip Maker and Porter Lord.
The faculty of the institute is made up
of competent men from different parts
of the state, who have made Epworth
league methods study. The students in
attendance are boarding at the seminary
dormitories, and each day is taken up
in the study of Epworth league methods.
In the morning sessioRstudy and lecture
classes make up the program; afternoons
and evenings are spent picncking and
sight seeing around the county; in the
evening model socials are held. The good
sized attendance of the Barre young peo-
pie is largely due to the efforts of Miss
Emily Dodge, president of the Epworth
league of Hedding Methodist Episcopal
church.
" All sir knights of st. Aide
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