The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

Read Mrs. Benedicts adv. on page ].
y Br0gginl went To Burlington to-day
on a business trip.
Ira Sienna went to Waterbury tosday
for visit with friends
mi H. FarAharn pf Willjamstown waA
lniltown FestefdAx III b.lsinesa
Wll6u Asfth went kn Newport fo 3aT
0FeK the Fourt
/ n. IL 500 3skll III Steltufns ns 4 paas-
less
James Gallagher went to Concord u.
IL. to-day for visif with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs William Rust went to
Boston to-day for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Z. Gay went to wa
terbury to-day for visit with rela-
tives
a. Colombo went to Concord n. IT..
to-day for a few days visit with rela-
tives
Charles Troup went to his home n
Quincy, Mass, to-day for a few days
visit
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hastings went
TO Boston to-day for a weeks visit with
friends
Leslie Creighton and Jonn Milne went
70 Montreal last night to spend the
Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs. John CoIlatte went to
Rockland, Me, to-day, where they are
to reside.
james Smith and John Mcclellan went
to Plattsbnrg, n. r. to-day to spend
the Fourth.
H. L. Draper and Miss K. Draper Of
Lewiston, Me-, visited friends in the
city yesterday.
Sir. and Mrs G. H. Granger and son
20 to-day to Northheld Falls to remain
over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cove and falniIya
went "a 5av to Fairlee lake, where thaT
will pass few months IN camp
@. H. Hale Of the Otis hotel, who has
been spending several days in Burlington
on business, returned nome today.
o. r Smith. auctioneer with the y. A.
Perry Real Estate agency, Is conducting
an auction sale In Newport, N. H., TO-
day.
Miss Annie Brown left the city this
morning for Old Orchard, Me. whore she
expects to pass the remainder Of the
summer
1T is requested that there be ais little
noise as possible around Currier park
Nlit I0uLIHs utldtft Va tAG lAiHCoc Va
John E. Smith.
Special for Saturday, Neapolitsn ice
cream at the Columbus Pharmacy. We
give double votes for the aquarium
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Dion and children
left this noon for q weeks visit at the
home of Mrs Dion's parents, Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Fox Of Burlington. They
were accompanied by Miss Mary u.
Drumgould, who will remain over the
Fourth.
Cannon crackers, full length and full
weight, as large as allowed sold, fresh
from factory A heavy stock Of Roman
candles at half usual retail prices; war;
ranted to please. Paper caps, pistols
and canes. for same must he sold out
Under Times Office, front L. Nj Ayerill
block. Stanley and l. NJ Ayerill.
The Italian Independents defeated the
slSidoo team yesterday afternoon in a
close and exciting game, By the score
of to @. This was the first time the
Independents have been able to win over
the Skidoos Heavy hitting on both
sides featured the game. The batteries
were: Davis and Gibson for the ski
docs and Festriani and Tongni for the
winners.
Baseball, two good games at Rangers
field July 4. The plattsburg team of
Plattsburg. n. u, which has Just de-
feated the 10th cavalry team OF Bmling-
ton. viii play two games against the
Barre Independents here at the Rangers
field next Monday. The morning game
viii be called at l1:00 and TIE after
noon game at s.00 The independents
will include several college players OF
note with Hanson pitching the morn
ing game. Concert by the Barre Citiss
ems band at $3.50 o'clock
Pays 4 Per Cent. semi-annual Dividend.
Tho National Bank Of Barre paid yes
terday the usual semi-annua dividend