The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

New things in wash goods at Abbotts
Annual sale of bed spreads, sheets ant
slips at Vaughan's.
Watermelons carload has just beer
received by the Diversi Fruit Co.
Orange cream sherbet, vanilla and car
amel ice cream at browns drugstore.
Ripe, juicy watermelons can be pro
cured in any quantity at the Divers
| Fruit Co.
We still have good showing OF re.
frigerators at all prices. Cash or easy
payments. Hooker & Co.
| Miss Louise Mckinistry of Boston has
arrived in the city and is passing the
summer on Nerth Main street.
Deputy Sheriff II. j. Slayton of Lib
erty street was called TO South Royal.
ton on legal business this forenoon.
Try Bancroft inn, Plainfeld, for your
Sunday dinners and lunches; also good
hall for dancing parties, large or small.
Mrs. N. j.. Lewis returned to-day from
Lancaster, n. H., her former home, where
she has been spending the past ten
days.
John d. Winslow, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. A. A. Northrop OF
Merchant street for several weeks. has
returned to his home in Chatham, n. Y.
Mrs. Harry Colby and daughter, Adel-
phine, of Washington street left this
morning for Springfield, Mass, where
they will make a months visit with rel
atives
Albert A. Fairbanks and Frank Bar
ret and son, Paul Barrett, of Burling-
ton, have returned home after visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Robertson on Elm street, for the past
few days.
The work of finishing the new annex
at SpauIding high school is practically
completed and to-day some of the desks
and tables that are TO furnish the build
ing were unloaded at the schoolhouse by
A. w. Badger Co.
Captained by "Bill' Stewart, team
# diamond knights left the city early
his afternoon for Randolph to try con-
Illusions with the town team there. The
ocal outfit is styled the Barre A. A.
md in its personnel is sprinkling OF
. A. c. and b. A. C. players.
Oscar Boyea of Malone, n. Y, ar
lived YESTERDAY and is visiting at the
ZONE OF his father, Richard Boyea, on
south Main street. He plans to remain
n this city for the remainder of the
ummer until school opens in the fall.
fe is a student of the Malone high
chool
Charles Doyle, a Montpelier jitney
river, was stopped in the city streets
ist night by Officer John S. Murley.
be policeman alleging that the autoist
ad neglected 10 illuminate his iitney
roperfy. Doyle is said TO have acknowl
dyed his oversight and was ready to
lake an appearance in city court, but
Judge H. w. Scott was busy at his
ee hive and il was decided TO arraign
ne man during the regular hours of /.
,urt. A complaint against Doyle was .
ade by Grand Juror William Wishart. /:
G. Linfsnte OF New York arrived in !
lie city last night for visit of sew
al days among his countrymen here.
lder Italian residents will remember 4
r. Linfante as one of the earliest of /:
$ nationality TO come TO Barre. Aft /:
a residence here OF some years, he (:
II for New York around fifteen years !:
o and has since made his home in the I:
etropolis This is his first visit TO !;
IRE and fifteen years, according TO
r. Linfante, has wrought many inn
ovements in the city and environs. y
Bonaccords and Rangers are 10 re- z
me their old-time rivalry this season, <
spite of the setback which the pro- =
sed revival of the Vermont Soccer z
que received early in the summer 3
ws that these veterans soccer out 2
are TO clash again before the frost <
on the pumpkin will be received =
IN pleasure by numerous football fans Z
Barre and Barre Town. II was an. :
lnced to-day that the teams will try 2
h others mettle at the Berlin street <
unds Friday afternoon at o'clock =
ie-ups which figured in the old SOC Z
league DAYS will be preserved as
rly intact as possible. The staff of
cisls at the game viii consist of men
0 used TO do the refereeing in the .
que seasons past. The kick of will 4
made PROMPTLY al 8 O'Clock q