The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

H Mt Vaughan's.
H The camera club will meet Monday o
II 80 p. IN. at browns Drug Store.
H The Sunday school picnic OF the Con
gregational church will be held Wednes
day, June %, at Caledonia park.
II Henry House Of Williamstown arrived
in the city this morning for visit al
the home of his son, Il. l.. House OF West
street.
II Mrs. Frank Eaton and Mrs. =. f
Campbell have returned to their home in
| Waterbury, after spending several days
in the city.
| Charles Baldwin, whose death occurred
Wednesday evening, is survived by a
daughter, Dorothy, in addition TO his par
ents, aunts and cousins.
The McElwain A. G. from Manchester,
N. H., has one of the strongest baseball
teams in northern New England. Come
out and see what the b. A. Z. can do
against them tomorrow afternoon.
The Swedish lodge Monitor will hold
its picnic Saturday, June 10, on the city
land opposite the poor farm. Everybody
bring their own lunch. Ice cream and
soda will be sold. Coffee served free.
Per order committee.
Miss Nathalie Annas arrived in the
city to-day to spend the summer months
with her parents. She was accompanied
| by Miss Florence Prescott of Granite
vile. Miss Annas is a student in music
at Syracuse university and Miss Pres
colt graduated this month from the same
institution.
"The Nightingale" by Augustus Thorn
as, five-part photodrama, in which Miss
Ethel Barrymore portrays the principal
role, that of a poor Italian street sing
er, whose voice brings her fame and for
tune, will be seen at the opera house to-
night and Saturday, matinee and night
ADV.
Last nights heavy shower temporarily
crippled the Consolidated Lighting Co.'S
domestic service in Barre and for the
space of half-hour around 7 o'clock, |
electricity. The trouble, it developed |
occurred near the Bolton Falls plant and |
repair men were set at work as soon as |
its nature and whereabouts were dscov-
cred.
There are 100000 feet of soft wood and
plenty of hard wood on this lls-acrc /
farm. Pay 5000 down, balance easy pay
ments. Good barn and house in fair |
shape. Personal property consists of IL
cows, two calves, brood SOW, shoat. three
pigs and slick pair If horses. This is a
very good inducement for farm seekers.
Vermont Real Estate & Insurance Co.
Remember the auction sale Saturday
afternoon and evening, this week, OF
the balance of the Oscar Borgh stock
and fixtures at 32l No Main street,
city. Fixtures will be sold at o'clock
in the afternoon and consist of large
$50 refrigerator, roll top desk and chair,
electric fan, counter scales, show cases,
awning, etc. c. i. Smith, auctioneer.
One of the current issues of The YER
nonter, which was published under the
auspices of the Vermont Federation of
Nomen's Clubs. contains half-tone pic.
lures OF Mrs. Abbie ID. Stone of this city,
until recently grand matron of the Yer l
NJ. Jackson. also OF Barre, who was
president of the Rebekah assembly OF {
Vermont in l9l4-l9l5.
Cards received in the city to-day an. {
bounced the marriage in Boston last I
light of Gabrielle Boari, a well known
young Italian of Barre, to Miss Csrlotta
5assani OF Boston. Mr. Boari left for !
he Hub yesterday. and the ceremony i,
vas quietly celebrated in a magistrates
'ilice Immediately after his arrival. Mr..
nd Mrs. Boar will return TO Barre to-
morrow and tomorrow evening friends
4 the groom will tender the couple
eception in the Northern hotel. For
ONE time Mr.. Boar has been a popular /,
Jerk at the Cslderara grocery store on
enter street The couple will make
heir home on North Seminary street. !,
Around one.half Of the contract for
desks, tables, etc, for the new I
paulding high school annex has been 4
warded A. w. Badger & Co, the North
lain street furniture dealer. Teachers a
esks for the commercial room, portion
the furniture which is 10 be placed q
/ the grammar school room and a large
assignment Of chairs are 20 be- supplied :
trough Badger & Co.'S store by Kenny
ros. g. Wolkins Of Boston. In order TO in b
ire the completion Of the furnishing p,
ork before school opens next fall, rush 81
riders will prevail and the furniture will a
, sent 10 parre az once Ire