The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-03
TALK OFTHE TOWN

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Vanilla and caramel ice cream to-day
at Cummings a Lewis.
Four W. & b. Blackstones for 25c al
Cummings g. Lewis
Safe and sane Fourth with brick oil
Russell's dry pack ice cream.
i Sadlier's, Keith avenues; hammock,
lawn and porch furniture, refrigerators,
ice chests, etc.
All clansmen will please leave their
due cards at clan Office on or before July
g. Per auditors.
| Clyde Geake Of Church street is pass
ing several weeks at the home of his
aunt in Elizabethtown, N. Y.
Public dance, Rowland hall, Saturday
night. CAROLS orchestra. Special car
for Montpelier after the dance.
| Miss Alice Sullivan of Averill street
left to-day for West Danville for few
days stay in camp at Joe's pond.
Mrs. William Premier of Liberty street
has returned to Barre, after visit OF
several days with relatives in Hardwick.
Members OF Harris orchestra returned
this morning from Roxbury, where they
played last evening for dance given
under the auspices Of the grange.
Owing to the fact that the first Mon
day OF July falls on a day observed as
holiday, the regular meeting of the city
council will be held next Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Irene Grady of Merchant street
has gone to Burlington, where she is the
guest of Misses Claire and Kathleen
Miles, who are in camp at Star Farm
beach.
Miss Dora Bacon, who has been spend
ing several days in the city as guest
of Mrs. A. M. Morrison of South Main
street, returned last evening to her home
in Roxbury.
All barber shops in Barre subscribing
to the agreement between employers and
journeymen will remain open until the
usual hour tonight and will be closed at
that time until Tuesday morning.
John J. Clesry of Manchester, N. H.,
well known in central Vermont baseball
circles, arrived in the city this morning
to rejoin for the season his old team
mates in the Italian Athletic club.
Cleary, who has been one of the main |
stays in New Hampshire mill league
team, will be stationed at shortfeld.
Employees of the Vermont Telephone & |
Co. and assistants in the De-
pot square freight Office Of the Central
Vermont railroad viii enjoy their first
half -holiday of the summer
this afternoon. Arrangements recently
made by the telephone and railroad off
sials have made the Saturday half Holt
day possible through the months Of July
and August.
With an uncommonly large exodus of
people leaving to spend the week end
elsewhere in progress, the sports and
putting calendar in Barre to-day does not
Dom large on the horizon of events. At
Caledonia park members of the Barre
Burns club with their wives, children and
,ther invited guests, are making merry,
he occasion being the clubs annual bas-
let picnic. An interesting program OF
James and athletic events is to follow
he dinner at noon. With the diamond
nights and the diamond fans, there is
My one baseball entry in sight. At the
Ayers street park the Barre A. G. is TO
lit its lance at th estrong Standish club
4 Dorchester Mass The Standish team q
as been making semi-professional his
DRY down in the Bay state and expects {
o annex to-day's game before going TO &
i. Johnsbury for double header Mon. a
ay.
Barre's celebration OF the anniversary
( independence of the glorious fifth :
romises TO be OF the essence both OF 4.
afety and sanity. The outlook for
isplay OF patriotism that will not 90
eyond the usual bounds is quite en-
ouraging. The police are prepared to
xert their best influence for sane e
night before" celebration and extra men :.
ill be on duty throughout the day Mon
ay. Most mercantile establishments,
ranite manufacturing plants, business
nd professional Offices, and the banks
ill be closed. Al the postoffioe there
i'll be no window or carrier service. The
lra1 delivery men will have a holiday 4
nd but one city collection will be made.
he postoffice lobby will be open all day
nd all outgoing and incoming mails will
: handled. Barre A. c. and the Italian
!. G. viii clash in the first OF their series
baseball games AZ the Ayers street
irving park in the afternoon.
Clinton F. Alillar Of Beacon street and I
=. and Mrs. +. s. Meigs Of Montpelier :
fl this morning on an extended western ]
ip In the course Of which the Barre 4
an plans to touch AZ points in Alaska,
anama and Chile. Messrs Millar and 4
Gigs win represent Mount Sinai temple, !:
o. 3, A. A. o. NJ s., at the grand con.
ave 70 be held in Seattle. Wash. and
Montreal this afternoon they win Join
large number Of delegates leaving on a
ecial train. Mr.. Millar viii accompany Z
e party 70 Niagara Falls Chicago. II.
lul. Spokane and seattle and viii PRO
"a alone 20 Sitka. Nome and Fairbanks,
aska. Returning he viii stop az Port
nd. Ore, Mount Shasta and then on 20
IN Francisco for a STAY Of FIVE DAYS a.
2 Panama Pacific exposition. Before Z
wing California he viii also visit the
n Diego fair. He IL undecided AZ 20
lether he will include IN his six weeks
travel a TRIP down the coast b Chile
4 thence across South America. or
rough the canal. Mr.. and Mrs. Meigs
] visit In New orleans on their return
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