The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

week end.
/ The Barre Citizens band will give q
concert in the music stand in the park
H Wednesday evening.
Elon Il. Barrett of Averill street left
the city last night for Worcester, Mass.
i where he has secured employment.
\ r. p. Mcconnell of, Kellogg, Idaho, is
spending several days in the Barre gran
| tie, as is William NJ. Adrian of Quincy
Mass.
| Anthony Bianchi, who has been making
few days business visit in New York
| City, returned to his home in this city
last night.
Miss Barbara Mcdonald of Bassett
street, who has been making brief visit
with friends in Burlington, returned
home last night.
A two-p part Vitagraph at Pavilion to-
day, featuring James Morrison and Dor
othy Kelley; also another drama with
Crane Wilbur.-Adv.
All Odd Ladies wishing to go to Gran
itevile Friday night, please notify Mrs.
Helen s. Stephens, 10 Warren street, on
or before Tuesday night.
Mrs. J. T. Callaghan of North Main
street and Mrs. Agnes Williams of Aver
i'll street left Saturday for a stay OF
several days at Lake Morey.
I We will allow you 25c dozen for
fresh eggs in exchange for goods. Re-
member our prices are as low as any firm
and for quality we always seek the best.
Eastman Bros.
An entirely new show will be given at
the opera house tonight. The vaudeville
acts are all changed and the pictures will
include two first-class comedies and the
two-reel feature, "Avarice. ADV.
Repairs which the aldermanic street
committee is making to the Berlin street
bridge necessitated the closing of that
structure to traffic to-day. The work OF
replanking the bridge will have been COM
pleted by tonight
John Davidson, who is playing base
ball with the st. Johnsbury nine this
summer, returned TO that place this
morning after visiting his parents in
this city over the week end. Davidson
played against the Barre team Saturday
on second base.
The Italian A. c. baseball team was
defeated by Center Rutland on the lat
ters grounds yesterday by the score OF
s to I. Both teams made many errors
and their hitting was about even. To.
masi, Riceiarelli and Weafer pitched for
the Barre men and Beckwith for Center
Rutland.
A Saxon roadster collided with the
rear of a team in front of the l.. NJ.
Averill building late Saturday night.
but the machine was going slowly and
there were no serious consequences. The
driver of the little car said his atten-
ton was divided between the roadway
ahead of him and an approaching street
car. when the collision occurred.
Charles Booth of % Branch street re-
quests The Times to state that he is not
the person identified by that cognomi-
nal designation against whose alleged
operations as Salvation Army officer
the local $. A. corps has wanted people
to steer clear. Mr. Booth also states
that during his twenty years residence
in Barre he has not been connected with
the Volunteers of America.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gamble of Branch |
street entertained large company OF
friends at their home Saturday evening
in honor of Mrs. CANDLES birthday an.
niversary. Twenty-six couples were
present and after an informal reception,
there were cards and other diversions.
Later in the evening. dainty lun1h'
con was served Mrs. Gamble was the
recipient Of a number Of handsome gifts.
Charles Zanlconi, r.. and James Good
win Of this city and John Eames OF
Manchester, ". H., have formed cor
poration for the management Of the
theatre tina; is being built on Merchant
street. The corporation is 20 be called
the Park Amusement Co, and involves
capital of $4,000. They will also have
the management OF other theatres about /
the state. and the new theatre nav under
construction will be called the Park
theatre.
A picnic given BY Alfred and Alphonse
Paoquet at the Paequet farm on the
west hill was held yesterday in honor
Of their niece. Miss Dubois Of Quebec,
who is spending several days with rela-
tives in Barre and vicinity. Entertain
ment was generously provided for
large number Of guests, among whom
were the following Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Landry. Mr.. and Mrs. '. Bourgct, 9. j.
Placement and Miss Emma Healey, J. 4
Charb0nneau. A. Healey. N. Hcaley, y.
Fournier, ". Placement, N. Whit, &.
Fournier. ID. Hesley. y. Landry. ;. Beau.
lieu and c. Besulieu.
Officials Of the Barre a Montpelier
Traction & Power 60. estimate there
were POO people gathered at benjamin
Pals SUNDAY afternoon for the third
81 q series II 0penair concerts which
the company IL giving this summer
Hallway from the Hayden farm 70 the
falls. q rustic bandstsnd has been erect
"a end IN that vicinity most Of the
crowd assembled yesterday. A program
consisting largely 81 sacred aelertious.
aas PLAYED ~ The Mentpeiier bard
Nest sunday the Barre Cftizeus' hard
yin NAV. the two bsbas alternating
during The Boufhs ~ Jelly and Aurusf-
So Harold Hinmsn ~ the Granite |
Manufactures nsaosintiun has tsern -
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rrsarr n the high srhaol nt NORTH strst 4
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