The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Midsummer salo Al Miss Nelson's.

Miers sanitary barber shop, the home
OF particular men. Six chairs.
The n. D. Phelps Co. are selling re-
frigerators at very liberal discount.
Miss Gertrude Carrigan went to Ben
nington yesterday for visit with rela-
tives.
Miss Eva White left yesterday for
Quebec, p, O., for a visit with rela'
tives.
Lenox chocolate creams IS cents per
pound at the Barre Candy kitchen Sat
urday.
The annual event--the auto social at
the Congregational church next Tuesday
evening.
Miss Margaret Barclay went to Wal
than. Mass, to-day, where she has en-
ployment
Two /. NJ. P. pictures and an excellent
Reliance picture at the Biiou to-day ana
tomorrow.
Special for Saturday at the Barre
Candy kitchen, fresh marshmallows 10
cents per pound.
Officer George Carrie went to Pittsford
to-day to visit his daughter, who Is ~
the state sanatorium there.
Miss Ruth Eastman, who has been at
tending commencement week at Mont
pelier seminary, returned home to-day.
Miss Lena E. McGrath Of Greenfield
Mass, is spending few days with her
sister. Mrs. Frank II. Peterson Of 40
Pearl street.
A regular meeting OF the Queen Of the
Forest circle will be held this, Friday,
evening. at o'clock. Let every mem
Der be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. d. Bragg, who have
visiting at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
-. c. Grigg, returned to-day to their
home in Fayston.
The Italian Athletic club will line up
against the Tenth Cavalry team from
Fort Ethan Allen at the Goddard cam
nus tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
a rafting good game is expected.
A summoned meeting Of Granite City
lodge. No. 81, |. o. Q. L., NJ. u, Fri
day evening at I o'clock Members take
notice and bring due books TO lodge
meeting or send to secretary, Ina Nor
rison, rs Maple avenue,
The members of the jolly Pansy club
entertained their mothers and friends ~
their third annual picnic at Dewey PARK
Yesterday afternoon About twenty-five
persons attended the picnic Games
were plaved and Ice cream and light re-
freshments were served The winners Of
the races were as follows; Children's
race, Florence Cannon, Irene Duprey
girls race, Georgia Joncas, Annie Rhind
ladies' race, Mrs. L. Cummings.
The Presbyterian Sunbeams held then
meeting in the vestry OF the church
last evening. After short business
meeting. the affair took the aspect OF a
| farewell reception In honor Of Miss Cath.
crime Stewart. who leaves Monday morn
| ing for Worcester, Mass. During the
evening. Miss Jennie Sinclair present
Cd Miss Stewart a handsome pin, fol
which she feelngly responded. Alter re
freshments were served the company de
parted to their homes.
The open air services which VIII b
held Sunday evenings in the park dur
ing July and August viii begin sun
/ dav evening. July 2 The committees
| from the three churches which Will con
duct the meetings were appointed las
/ evening a. follows: Methodist, DR.. Thay
Ier. &. s. Andrews. Sidney Oliver, Con
pregational, Dr. Barnett. c. II. Grang
| er. Richard yeale; Baptist, Rev. W. L
/ Braisted. Earle Lewis, r A. Hutehin
son. c. S. Andrews was elected chair
man of the committees.
Julio Ceresoli was arraigned in tn
city court this morning on the charg
Of breach OF the peace for quarrellnl
with his wife. The officers We're callei
down to the house on Berlin street las
night and found that he had turned HI
wife and children out of the house an
locked the doors on them An effort !
being made to have him taken TO tn
state asylum at Waterbury and physi
clans examined him to-day. feN
weeks ago he was arrested on sim
liar charge and paid a fine
The Barre baseball fans viii have th
opportunity to witness the game OF tn
season Saturday, June "a, at the Rang
ers field, when the st. Adams lnde
pendents will line up for the first gam
II the series against the Barre A.
Hatch. the Northern Lacquer, will pite
land with their crack colored catcher, Oh
game viii be hummer. Every ia
ia Rangers field Saturday, June a
Came nj 3 o'clock. This will be the las
game of the Barre A. c. on the Ranger
field. so come out and give them a roya
sendoff
Among the arrivals at the city hot'
last night and to-day were; w. H. Hal
: ris. Boston; +. f. Prouty, Burlington
III. L. Marshall, Boston; J. F. LIB.
Portland. Me; w. S. Fryer, Mt. Holl'
n. j.; James Riley, Amsterdam, \. <
S. B. Palmer, Boston; {. a. Weave
Worcester, Mass; r. b. Mitchell, Lev
iston. Me-; G. ". Flanders. Boston;
r. Hatch, Burlington. Three automt
bile parties also stopped at the hot
to-day. L. A. Darling OF East Burk
, with party comprised of fourteen pee
, nile. arrived this noon in two big Pael
ard cars; C. p Jenness and Mr.. an
! Mrs. II. B. Orcutt of Barton in Cadi
! lac; Mr.. and Mrs. ". +. Churchill, NJ
and Mrs. w. NJ. Sargent and w. \
/ Sargent, jr., of Morrisville in Buic
: car.