The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
Read Fits ad. to-day.
Remnant sale at Vaughan's.

The latest books can be had from tn
circulating library at Dodge's, No. 20
North Main street.
j. B. Mead circle, No. /, Ladies of th
g. A. R., hold their regular meetin,
Friday afternoon at 2;30.
Misses Glenora Gould and Hattie Hous
ton left yesterday for Calais, where the,
will spend few days in camp at Curti
pond.
Mrs. 4. K. Ellis and daughter of Bos
ton are visiting at the home of her sister
4 Mrs. Charles Williams of South Mail
street.
Mrs. w. A. Hall and her two sons
returned yesterday from months Wis
lit with friends in Unity and Claremont
n. III.
The twelfth concert Of the season by
the Barre Citizens band in the city pari
last night was attended by large gath
ering.
III. P Bridgeman, who has been spend
/ ing the past few days in this city, re.
turned yesterday to his home at Han.
over, N. Fl.
Misses Elizabeth Stephens and Rachael
Dix returned last night from Montpelier
junction. where they have been making
short stay.
| Miss Bella Clark of Providence, r. T.
is passing two weeks vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Clark
of Hill street.
Mrs, Lon Howard Of South Main street
left yesterday afternoon for Hanover,
N. H., where she will visit with rela-
tiyes for few days.
Norman George of Iberville, p O., was
a visitor in this city yesterday on his
way to Websterville, where he will visit
for few weeks with relatives.
Warmers Rnst Proof and Redfern cor
sets, Mccall patterns, Carriers under
wear. Belle waists and Lion brand yarns
found here. Henry w. Knight,
Col. Frank Il. howe of Bennington, Re.
publican candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor, and Earl Bean OF Mortified were
among the visitors in the city yester.
day.
The members of the Burns club will
hold a smoke talk in Woodmen's hall,
Bolster block, this evening at s o'clock
Let every member be present. Per or
der president.
Only two more days in which You
can pay your taxes and save the extra
costs. City treasurer's office open ever,
day from s a. m, to noon; 80 to 5 p. m.
and $50 to 3 p. m.
Miss Flora McIver Of Boston, who has
been visiting in this city for the past
five weeks as the guest of her brother,
Nj. G. Melver of Perry street, left yes
terday for Milan, T. O., where she will
visit at the home of her father
Mrs. Frank Woodcock Of Hall street
and Miss Ruth lyoodcock and frankie
Woodcock have returned from two
weeks visit in Waterbury and Mrs.
Woodeock viii leave Barre Saturday
for a months stay in different parts
of Canada.
Blueberries! Blueberries This is the
height OF the blueberry season. We are
getting large quantities fresh every day
from New Hampshire These are the
finest that come to Barre. Give us your
order II you are going to preserve any.
Diversi Fruit Co.
Rev, N NJ. Shaw, pastor of the Free
Baptist church at South STAFFORD was
a guest Tuesday night Of Mr. and Mrs. |
Ellis NJ. Rollins OF North Main street |
He left Wednesday for Montpelier on
business and later went to East Mont
pelier, where he has cottage on the 4
campground. With his family Rev. Mr.. |
Shaw will attend the session of the |
which opens at East Mont /
pelier tomorrow evening.
Laconis, the strongest independent
team in New Hampshire, will
line up against the Barre A. G. on God
dard campus Saturday afternoon, Au-
gust 10. The Barre A. G. Is going finely,
20 this will be one of the best games Of /
the season. Owing to the large guaran-
tee required to get this team here, the
price OF admission will be 25 cents to all.
Don't miss seeing the game,
Hardwick comngt The crack Hard
wick baseball team, which won Is
straight games, having defeated such
teams as the Chinese, the Barre A. G.
iHu tHe lnlfdIttpiild hidHirs lHdkes It's
irst appearance of the season in Barre
Aug. 10. on the Italian Ath-
etic club grounds, where it viii cross
bats with the |. A. G. Hardwick is COM
ng here to trim the Italians, and its
have plenty OF money TO back
heir claim that they can do it.
A new program of vaudeville comes to
he Pavilion to-day. The new acts for
he last part Of the week are Dick and
Alice MeAvoy and Natalie Normandy.
The act to be presented by Dick and
Alice MeAvoy is comedy sketch, emit
led Herald Square JIM introducing
dr. McAvoy in a comedy tough char
cter. His impersonation of this char
cter is said to be the best on the
-audeville stage The team is well
,nown to patrons OF vaudeville theatres
n the larger cities. Natalie Normandy
! one Of the many acts sent out by the
Jon Ramsay vaudeville producing agen-
Y. Several acts produced by the Ram
ay agency have appeared at the Pavil-
on and all have been good. The act
resented by Miss Normondy is said to
e fully UP to the standard of all acts
rom this well-known producing agency
The picture program is excellent and I
onsists of two dramatic, one comedy |
nd one travel picture
DEMOCRATIC CITY CAUCUS.