The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-25
TALK OF THE TOWN


A special on umbrellas for soc each
at Perry's on Saturday.
Choir rehearsal at the Baptist church
| Friday evening at 1880.
! For SaleA baby carriage; very rea-
. sonable. 6 Averill street.
Note change of place of Even Mac
/ kennels auction sale. See ad.
/ Spray your trees and garden with py-
rox For sale at the Kenpton mill
! Ross barber shop on Depot square,
cool place to wait for a refreshing
! shave.
Miss Florence Allen left yesterday for
Windsor for several days visit with
friends.
There will be meeting of the Barre
Central Labor union Friday evening az
1870 o'clock. Silvio Cardi, secretary.
Mrs. Donald Mcleod and Mrs. John
Walker went to-day to Waterbury for
a few days visit with friends and rela-
tives.
Special prices of onethird off, Friday
and Saturday, on all dark hats; also fine
showing of white hats. Mrs. H. S. Miles,
20 North Main street.
Thomas Burke of Seminary street left
this forenoon for Boston, where he will
remain for an indefinite period. He
made the trip by automobile.
Dance in Rowland hall Friday, July 3,
by the Carpathia club. Music, Riley's
orchestra. Dancing. s to r. Admission,
soc per couple. Extra ladies, Zoe,
Roswell Miles, Roscoe McIver, Frank
Finnegan and Robert Finnegan of Gran
iteville were visitors in the city to-day
on their way to Burlington to visit for
a few days
Food sale at Presbyterian church Sat
urday at p. m. Beans, rolls, cakes.
cookies, oat cakes, scenes and other good
things will be on sale. Don't forget
place and date.
William Gibson of Washington street
left this morning for Ipswich, Mass,
where he has secured employment for
the coming summer Previous to go
ing to Ipswich, Mr. Gibson will visit
with relatives at Boston and Quincy,
Mass.
A. P. Abbott & Co. want to thank all
who helped save them from thousands of
dollars Of water damage when water
main from the roof flooded their store
last night They feel that they are call
ing on this help only too often these last
two years. They fully appreciate every
help OF this kind. Would be glad to pay
you all for this work
The Barre A. G. have secured the
strong Laconia team for Saturday at In
tercity park This is the same team
that trimmed the b. A. c. two years ago
and are recognized as one of the best
teams playing independent ball in north
ern New England. Tommy Davidson
will be sent in to try and even matters
with this team Come out and help,
Adv
A large delegation of members of the
Barre Aerie. Fraternal Order OF Eagles,
went to Montpelier last evening to at
tend the opening of the new lodge
rooms of the Capitol City aerie in the
Barrows and Peck building The Capitol
City aerie were deprived OF their rooms
by the big lire in the Union building
last winter. The opening Of the new
lodge rooms was attended by 3 social
evening The Barre members returned
TO the city on late train.
Smith & Dashner, real estate agents,
have sold for Henry Kibbey Of Brook
field his l00-acre farm, located six miles
from Randolph and one and one-half
miles from North Randolph. This il a
nice farm and buildings, everything kept
up in shape; 20 Jersey cows, horses, |
10 hogs, new sugar rig, all crops and a
large lot of farm tools and machinery |
go with the farm. The purchaser OF |
this property is Arthur P. White Of |
Providence, r. l.. formerly of this city. |
Mr.. White will move to the farm at once |
and occupy the same for home. Price |
paid for this property was $4,000.
Word was received in the city yester-
day of the death OF Albert Tulley, which |
occurred at his home at Concord, n. H., |
on Tuesday morning. Death followed a
few months Illness. Mr.. Tulley was
prominently known in Barre through his |
visits here. He was known to a greater |
majority of Barre people through his az
filiation with the American Federation |
of Labor, being a member of the bakers
federation. Alexander Cruiekshank OF /
Summer street a brother-in-law of the |
deceased, was called to Concord this fore
noon to attend the funeral.
One Of the biggest baseball games Of
the season will be played at the Berlin
street grounds on Saturday when thu
Italians meet the Green Mountain A. c.
Of Burlington. The Green Mountain
team is composed of Vermont players.
The Vermont team will be presented
with the exception of Fitzpatrick, an
Malcolm, the sensational col
lege pitcher, will twirl for Burlington
with Mayforth on the receiving end.
Maiden, Berry. Grow, Mayforth, Fraser,
Merrill, Gallagher, Linnahan, Speare and
Uphsm win be among the list Of play
ers brought to this citp.-Adv.
Last evening about 40 friends of NJ,
Monti, the popular first baseman of the
Italian A. c. junior baseball team, gath
cred at the clubrooms of the juniors in
the Miles building to tender a farewell
to the young man on the eve
Of his departure for Clyde, o., to make
mis- residence. Mr.. Monti has resided in
Barre for years and has large circle
Of acquaintance. He leaves this after
noon for Clyde. During the earlier part
Of the evening the members of the club
and their friends were seated to a boun.
teous banquet served under the supervi-
sion of +. Rulfo At the conclusion of
the banquet post -prandial exercises were
held. Eguido Rulfo presided over the
exercises. A. Fari, president of the club,
and j. Ssssi, secretary, were among those