The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Get your films developed at Russelps.
Dance in Rowland hall Saturday even
ing; Gilbertsons orchestra
Harry Daniels of North Montpelier was
a business visitor in Barre to-day.
That delicious ice cream in brick form,
all favors, Soc and 65c at Barre Drug
Store.-ady,
Mr.. and Mrs John B. Eames of this
city, who were recently married, arrived
home last night
i Louis Bolgerini returned last night
from Boston, where he has been spend
ing several days.
H. b. Wykes left last night for Mine
vile, n. Y, where he will visit his par
ents for a few days.
Luke Gallagher arrived in town last
night from Boston, where he has been
visiting friends for week.
All white, black and colored hats to
+! close at Csc and Sl,9S. Miss i. Whit
ney, l6S North Main street.
/ A large number from Barre motored to
Woodbury. pond last evening to attend
the dance at Nelson's pavilion.
| will sell at private sale one couch,
WI lAilS hCHhs NhdAos toOA'S5 uNo'NAt
dishes, etc Mrs. G. r. Wood.
Edward Carroll arrived in Barre to-
day from Wells River, where he has been
employed by the state forestry depart
ment
Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Stuart of
Spaulding street returned yesterday from
a week spent with relatives and friends
~ Daetn, mud INa1lostop MaNx
George G. Walker returns to New York
tonight, where he is engaged as solicitor
for the Garrett NJ. Ross electrical con-
tractors, after 10 days visit at his
home on Grant avenue.
Mrs Hughes, Miss Winifred Hamel
and Miss Shirley Mcneil win begin their
vacations tonight from their work at
the Adams company store. Miss Hamel
will 90 to her home in Plainfield for her
vacation.
There will be Sunday school as usual
tomorrow at Has at the Hedding Meth
odst Episcopal church The officers and
teachers, as well as all the members, are
asked to make special effort to attend
during the summer.
Contrary to the rumor current in Yer.
mont that all the Eastern Estate Tea
stores were to be closed, the manager Of
the Barre store, c. H. Blakley, said this
morning that the store here in town will
continue to run. Some Of the stores in
the western part of the state are being
consolidated, thus starting the rumor.
Several clerks from the Fits company
store will begin their vacations this
evening Miss Gertrude Jerome will 90
to st. Adams and from there to Maine
Miss Marguerite Maberini will spend two
weeks in New York Mrs. Noonan will
spend her vacation around Boston and
Lynn, Mass H. A. Babbitt will go to
Bellows Falls.
The Spaulding high school class that
graduated in 1918 met last night for a
reunion and went to Berlin pond. About
% were present and the trip was made
by auto. After supper the evening was
spent boating and in program at the
cottage made up chiefly of solos by
Dean Davis and Ugo Carusi The party
reached Barre about midnight, having
enjoyed delightful evening.
The annual picnic of Harmon review
| No. l. of the Womans Benefit Associa,
| ton of the Maccabees, was held Thurs
day at Benjamin Falls, with large at.
tendance. The games and races were
enjoyed by both young and old. Ice
cream and peanuts were served to all BY
the refreshment committee, with Mrs
Jessie Lund acting as chairman and Mrs
Rees and Mrs. Russell. The following
ladies were on the entertainment com
| Mr. NoIlfn nsa,obs
Keast, Mrs Josephine Mortimer. The
general committee consisted of Mrs
Sims, Mrs, Mcdonald and Mrs Holt
All came home feeling they had spent a
very enjoyable day and much credit was
due the committees for the success of the
| affair.
Perfect picnic weather this morning
| promised to bring out one OF the largest
| crowds in recent years at the picnic OF
| Clan Gordon, No. II, O. S. G., this after.
noon, and early in the forenoon people
began to make their way toward the ia.
| vorite picnic grounds at Caledonia park
| where program full of interesting
events had been prepared to suit the
| tastes and desires of all. For IS years
| Clan Gordon has been holding these pic,
MICS, attracting each year large number
| of people from outside the order and
from outside the city as well To-day
| the program is scheduled to begin al
| 1890 o'clock, although it is probabl,
| that those who arrive at the park a LITTLE
after that hour win not be too late fol
| the opening event. From the start Of
the days activities there will be "some
thing doing" as usual, in the line Of
Il Iy-nNv
music. The Barre pipe and brum dane
will be present to stir the enthusiasm
of the crowd and an orchestra will fur
nish music for dancing in the open pa
vilion. In the neighborhood of 5000 viii
be distributed in prizes before the day
comes to a close, and the competition.
are expected to be brisk. Special electri,
cars were provided for transportation