The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Reliable pianos at Gould's for Sl75,
easy payment plan.
Get your Sunday dinner at the City
hotel, Special menu.
H Remember that Dreamland is open in
the afternoon from until 8.
4 Watermelons and cantaloupes in
abundance at Diversi Fruit Co.
Il G. II. Reynolds went to RoclSland, Me-,
to-day for visit with relatives.
H Abbott has just received another lot
OF those popular MILDLY blouses,
4 Isn't il better to buy your piano Of
II, A. Gould than to wish you hadf
Mrs Annis AIcGue returned yesterday
from visit with relatives in St Al
bans.
!. The annual event--the auto social at
the congregational church next Tuesday
evening.
II O. Bennett of the Palace garage
has a carload of Cadillac automobiles
arriving.
Miss Nome Hayes went TO Waterbury
! to-day, for a visit over Sunday with
relatives.
Coarse straw hats in all colors for
soc. Mrs. z. X. Wood, over Hendricks
drug store.
/ Miss Beatrice Herbert went to Wal
den to-day, to spend weeks vacation
with friends.
| Mrs. Mary r. Cove Of Wichita, Kan,
] is visiting at the home OF her nephew,
Frank A. Cove.
Special for Saturday at the Barre
Candy kitchen, fresh marshmallows Is
cents per pound.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Toesea and daughter
went to Boston last night on few
days business visit
Fresh eocoanut biscuits at the Barre
Candy kitchen. Special price for Satur.
day, ) cents a dozen.
Mrs Nellie Braley Of Burlington ar
rived in the city this morning for a
few days visit with friends.
Something little better than the
ordinary. See the Detroit wickless va
por stoves at the n D. Phelps Co.
Miss Freida Hooker returned last
evening from Housatonic. Mass, whore
she went TO attend the White Stoddard
wedding.
Another shipment OF sweet juicy
oranges to be sold at l6 for 25c. Call
and get some at this low price. Diyersi
Fruit Co.
Take an extra five cents with You
when you come TO the automobile So
cial You win want to buy a bag Of
popcorn.
John H. Carrick went to Burlington
to-day to visit his wife, who il recover.
ing from an operation At the Fanny
Allen hospital
The meeting Of the old.time granite
manufacturers, which was announced to
be held on Monday evening in the Barre
Granite Manufacturers han, viii be held
on Tuesday evening instead.
The auction sale, conducted yesterday
By c. F. Smith at H. n. Farnham's IN
Montpelier, was well attended and about
rs horses. cows and farm tools were sold
at very satisfactory prices.
"The Wildcat Well,a motion picture
love story of the oil regions, just is.
sued by the Yitagraph Company of K
America, shows In one OF the scenes the
shooting of well with nitro glyeerine.
The film viii be exhibited Mt Dream
land to-day.
Members of the civic federation have !
been notified that the playground at
the north end Of the city is being made
q nuisance Of by the older boys and
girls during the evening. Hereafter Mr..
Scampini and his son, Paul. will have
full charge of the grounds after the in j
struetress leaves at night.
An interesting football match between
the veterans and the South End WAS /,
played last night and ended in the South !
End winning by five goals to two, ?. Il
Brown played well for the veterans and 5
saved his team, from big defeat. F. I
Smith was in good form at halfback, i
while G. Greig kept his forwards going q
well with the ball For the South End,
Melville was in good form aud scored 4
three goals. Duncan the old Aulton
rover, was kept too well in hand and
showed up poorly. Grant was a speedy /
player and showed his old time form !
Arrangements were made to have anoth-
er match as soon as the veterans think
they can give the boys a defeat with a
little NOR practice :
About % friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Pet i
er Duquette Of Graniteyille gathered at |
their home early last evening and gave b
them surprise party, the occasion be- r
ing Mrs. Duquette's birthday anniyer-
sary. The evening was spent in dane 0
ing, music being furnished by Whalen's 7
and games. Refreshments e
were served by Misses Beaulieu, Gavin /
and Gilbert OF Barre Mrs Dliquettu
was presented purse Of money by !
AIayme Mcclellan and the hostess re- !
sponded in very fitting manner. Those :
who attended from Barre were: Frank !
and Gladys Cooley, Philip BeauIieu and :
Miss Eva Reaulieu, Miss I.eda Gilbert,
Miss Anna Gavin. The party left in
the small hours of the morning, wishing =
their hostess many happy returns of
the day. :
very pleasant surprise was given 9
Mrs Agnes Anderson at her home on I
Long street last evening by about TWEEN 3
ty of the Ladies of the Maccabees of y
the World. who called 10 extend their I
best wishes before her departure to st. c
Adams. where she is to reside. On be- S
half OF the members. Mrs. Anderson was \