The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Piano tuning G. r. Beyerle is in tn
city this week. Leave your orders a
The Times office.
The latest books can be had from tn,
circulating library at Dodges, No. 2o'
North Main street.
| Public dance Wednesday, August l. a.
Rowland hall. Riley's orchestra. Gents
50 cents; ladies, rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. b. Dodge are in North
! field, where they were called by the dealt
of the latters father
A $l,50 lingerie shgtwaist, high Of
low neck, Thursday sale price CD cents
Paris Shristwaist House
Len A. Wiley of Keith avenue left
this morning for st. Johnsbury, where
he will visit his cousin for few days.
Miss Dorothy Park, who has been Wis
ting at Marshfeld for the past three
weeks, returned to this city yesterday
Frank Smith. who has been employed
in Barre and vicinity for several months
left yesterday afternoon for his home il
Plattsburg, n. Y.
II. ]. Ennis, the South Main street
barber, wishes to announce that he mis-
understood prices, hereafter prices being
the same as in other shops
i. NJ. Laws Of Wellington street anc
Oevis Wood OF Dorchester, Mass, re-
turned yesterday from three days au'
tomobile trip to Peacham and Walden.
The Three Juggling Millers present
the best club juggling act in vaudeville
They are at the Pavilion. You can sec
the entire show after the band concert
Regular meeting OF the Woodmen on
Wednesday, August Tat 1880 p, m. Dis
trict Deputy 7. NJ. Libby will visit the
camp on that night. A good attend
ance is desired.
The regular monthly meeting of the
ladies' aid society OF the Presbyterian
church viii be held at the library room
of the church Wednesday evening, Aug
IA, at 7 o'clock.
Only three more days in which you
can pay your taxes and save the extra
costs. City treasurer's office open every
day from A. M. TO noon; 80 to 5.p. m
and $3.50 to $ p. NJ.
The scales in front of the w, g.
REYNOLDS hardware store which have not
been correct adjustment for some time
past, were removed yesterday. The
pit was filled with gravel.
Arnold LaRocque. who has been spend
ing the past few days in this city as
the guest Of his brother, Warren La
ROGUE of West street, returned yester-
day afternoon to Champlain, n. y.
Mr.. and Mrs w. g. Quinlen and
daughter, Mae. left this morning by an
tomobiIe for South Burlington, where
they will establish camp at Queen City
park. Mr.. Quinlen will return to Barre
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs T. II. Cave, ST.. of East
crn avenue left last night for Sharon,
Mass. where they viii visit few days
with their daughter. going later to Bos-
ton aud Revere beach for a stay OF sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Edith c. Lawrence OF Eastern
avenue left this morning for few days
visit with friends in Burlington ami
Westport. y. " Station Agent L. O.
Morgan is taking her place at the Central
Vermont ticket Office.
An !. NJ r., The Thirst for Gold
also western drama and an animated
weekly showing the Titanic at Belfast
and the Mackay Bennett bring in the
dead bodies. This certainly will be seen
at the Bijou. DO not miss it.
II. S. Howard of Burlington. who is
representing the state encampment Of
Sons of Veterans at the annual reunion
of the Washington County Veterans as
ISOLATION at Dewey park is passing a
few dags with friends in Barre.
An automobile party consisting OF
7. X. Pirie OF Grantevlle, John From
TIM, W. A. Murray OF Pearl street. War
ner Wheeler aud d. w. Mcdonald, re.
turned yesterday after spending several
days in camp at Highgate Springs.
Those plying by night either on foot
or by carriage are admomshed not 10
traverse the stretch of fremont street
between Walnut and Sheridan street,
Employees have been at work for the
past week eXeavating on this street in
order that suitable grade might he
Blueberries Blueberrics 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 it. you are gong to preserve any.
Diyersi Fruit Go.
Barre's new $4,000 federal buildinr
is receiving quite 9attering notices from
several publications devoted to the mon.
lmental and building trades. Current
ssues Of the Monumental News and the
American Stone Trade. both published in
chicago, contain pictures and descriptive
sketches of the structure.
Laconia. the strongest independent
baseball team in New Hampshire, will
inc up against the Barre A. c. on God |
lard campus saturday afternoon, Au-
rust 10. The Barre A. c. is going finely,
20 this will be one OF the best games OF
he season, Owing to the large guaran
zee required to get this team here, the
lrice OF admission will be % cents to all. !
Don't miss seeing the game.
Card of Thanks.
Through The Times, we wish to eN-
,ress our heartfelt thanks for the many
OF Kindness and sympa
hy made by friends and neighbors dur /