The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Public whist party in X. of G. hall on
Thursday, July 2, at P. m. Admis-
sion, Zoe.
Miss Kate OHearn of Boston has
been visiting Mrs. Leonard Relation OF
Branch street.
Clean amusement at low prices. L. A.,
A. o. H., whist party, X. OF 9. hall on
Thursday afternoon.
Laws Decree" two-reel Victor
drama, featuring Florence Lawrence, and
other pictures at the Bijou
T.. Olny, who has been passing fe"
days in this locality on business con-
nected with his timber interests, re-
turned this forenoon to his home IN
Worcester, Mass.
| +. G. Rowland of French street mas
returned from Portsmouth, n. H.,where
he attended gathering OF New England
bankers held at the Isle OF Shoais.
Don Hill of Dedham, Mass, hir
fancee, Miss Ruth Bruins, OF canton,
Mass, o. j. Marcott, Harry Marcott ana
Miss Edith A. Marcott of Randolph We're
visitors in the city to-day.
| Notice. /. o. o. H., M. u! The ladies
going to Graniteville Thursday evening
are asked to leave their names with Mrs.
Stevens or Miss Bianchi. Notice change
of date. Members please leave their due
books with the secretary for audit on or
before July I.
Be sure and see the first of the series
| of Little Love" or THE Girl of Mys-
terry" that will be shown at the Bijou
| to- morrow in two reels and will be
shown every Wednesday for b weeks.
This is the story that is having such
run in the Boston Post.
| Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas Gag
nue., whose death occurred at her home
in upper Graniteville Sunday night, will
be held at st. Sylvester's R. G. church
! in Granteville Wednesday morning at 9
o'clock The pastor, Rev. Joseph Turcot,
will ofliciate at the mass of requiem.
Burial will take place in the Catholic
cemetery on Beckley street in this city.
| Misses Mary and Anna Poirer of
Montreal and their friend, Miss E. Mills,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Marin
at III Seminary street Master Arthur
| Marin. who has been attending college.
| is at the home of his parents for the
summer Mr.. and Mrs. Marin and their
guests returned Sunday from an auto
mobile trip to Burlington and points
along Lake Champlain.
| Extensive plans are being made for
the annual picnic of the Washington
county Ancient Order of Hibernians and
the ladies' auxiliary, which is to be held
at Dewey park July 4, The outing is to
embrace members of the affiliated or
ders in Barre, Graniteville, Montpelier,
| Mortified and elsewhere. A general
committee which has charge of the ar
rangements has outlined a program of
games and athletic events that will be
of particular interest to the young folks.
The picnic will begin in the early fore
noon. and in the afternoon and early
hours OF the evening it is expected that
there will be dancing in the park pa
viion
| A deal was consummated yesterday,
whereby the farm at Montpelier juno
ton owned by Charles n Cilley is sold
to Osker Olson Haugen OF Montpelier,
the sale having been made through G. W.
Chandler, the d. A. Perry's ageHcy's cap
ital city representative. The farm con-
sists of long alluvial stretch and some
timberland, the price paid being sl,S0O'
Mr. Haugen plans to move his family
to his new purchase within short time,
while Mr. Cilley's plans are not an
nounced In yesterdays Times, no men
ton was made of the fact that the sale
of the James Mulch property on Nelson
street was made through the Perry agen-
cy. Fl. w. Westcott is the purchaser,
and he will move from his present quar-
tiers on Orange street around Aug. 10.