The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

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and ss cents at Times office,
II Notice When in Marshfed call a
the Durette ice cream parlor and lunc
room.
II Food sale in the vestry of the I'm
versalist church Saturday afternoon a
II $3.50 o'clock.
II Rummage sale in vestry of the Univer
H salist church Thursday afternoon an
II eyening.-adv
II Michael Mcdonald of South Mai
III street went to Burlington this mornin
III on business trip
II All hats, flowers, fancies and ribbon
II at very low prices to make room for new
H stock. Mrs. Anna Carroll
II Miss Nerna Jersey Of the east hill lief
H this morning for Old Orchard, Me-, WHERE
H she will spend the summer.
II Andes ranges, Perfection oil stoves
h White Mountain refrigerators, wash boil
ers. f. A. Prindle, Depot square.
All people interested in the Irish RELIEF
fund are requested to meet in X. of G
hall tonight at 1880 o'e.ock.--adv
\ George Cutler was in the city this
morning on business trip, returning
this afternoon to East Montpelier
Mrs James Graham OF Bethel is visit
ing for few days at the home of Mrs.
George Topper Of South Main street.
+. /. Chase of Nashua, n. H., was in
the city this morning as a business visit
or, returning to his home this afternoon.
Auto for hire, also cottage at Wood
bury pond, Will carry campers to and
from same if wished Mrs H. S. Miles.
Tel, 22s-l2.
John G. Robbins Of Hartford, Conn,
returned to his home last evening after
visiting with relatives in the city for
several days.
Chldren's dresses for soc; 37inch cen
terpieces, all the best Of linen. SOC. A
great reduction on all trimmed hats.
Mrs Foster
Among the visitors in the city yester-
day and to-day from plainfeld were Fri
Whitcomh, Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Comstoek
and Hiss Lilliap Comstock.
Women Of the Uniyersalist church
opened rnmmage sale in the vestry of
the church this afternoon II win con
tinue through the evening.
/ Notice! Members Of the italian Gaiety
club not having tickets may purchase
them at the park. Meeting at 7:30.
Dance at s. Special car, u p. m.
The auction sale conducted by Dan A.
Perry at the Murray Martin farm in
Plainfeld yesterday was well attended
and everything sold quickly good prices
prevailed through the sale. Cows were
struck off at prices from S4l up to s65,
with l6 averaging at the unusually high
mark Of SOS
Funeral services for Edmund Ruddy, |
ir son OF Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Rudy |
of Hardwiek. whose death occurred al
the home Of his grandparents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Alex Robertson Of West Patterson |
street Tuesday evening. were held in St. |
Monl3t's church this afternoon at 2 /
o'clock, the parish priest, Rev, p. M /
McKenna, officiating There were mum
Der Of floral tributes. Interment was
made in the Catholic cemetery on Beck
ley street.
A sporting writer in yesterdays Bos-
ton Post states that Arthur Shea Of
Dorchester. Mass. student at Goddard
seminary. is slated for berth with the
Philadelphia Athletics. Shea played in
shortfeld for the seminary team during
the season just closed and planned to
return to the hilltop in the fall At the
close Of school last week he signed with
the ST. Johnsbury independent team
along with Coach G. i. Hoernle. Conner
and keefe
Thomas Davidson. who twirled part
Of the season with the Goddard seminary X
team. will leave Barre Sunday for Mont,
real r. O.. where he has signed to pitch
for the National team in the city league. z
lake Malcolm, former University Of Yer
mont box man, who is employed as a
chemist by the international Explosive :
90, is with the Indian taam IN the same
eague, and Harold Spear, who was in !
he Barre A. G. lineup several times last y
,eason, is playing with the Crescent. 6
viii T. Maiden Of this city has received
tender to play m the league, and the z
,ffer is under consideration Y
Miss Eleanor Rodney Smith and Miss
Alma Bucciantini of Boston arrived in
he city to-day for the grand opera con
ert which was to have been held in the ]
pera house tomorrow evening. After a T
difference with local promoters Of the Y
oncert it was decided to abandon the 3
plans, although Misses 9
ninth and Buccnntni expect to return .
q barre III the Iatl. foNttls announcing
he entertainment stated that arias from y
he grand opera would be sung in French, &
,nglish and Italian. Miss Charlotte y
now. who was to have accompanied the q
myers. did not come to Barre.
Preparations for the Independence day I
CELEBRATION at the Granite City driving !.
ark off Ayers street are practically com >
leted. Persons holding Arab patrol
ckets will be admitted to the grounds "
nd an admission fee for others has been =
xed The Montpelier Military band will
i've a concert in the morning at 10 Ds
clock An hogr later fat men Of Barre n
III be engaged in a baseball game with y
representative fat men. At =
igh noon there will be q tug Of war
nd then an hour viii be reserved for y
,sket luncheons. The first game Of the eo
ague season between the !. A. c. and
ontpelier. VIII be PLAYED Immediately "
ter dinner and the nthere viii be er
ter dinner and then there will be 70
,en arranged. ar
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