The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.

4 Charles Erwin Of Rutland was in the
city Tuesday on business.
v. Baggio and family arrived in the
city last night from Italy.
Vincent Deming 81 New Britain, Conn
was in the city to-day on business.
Mrs. A. E. Eldredge returned to-day
to her home IN Warren after visiting at
the home Of Edwin A. Williams.
] AN the members Of the choral union
| are requested 10 meet az the home Of
II. G. Grifiths wednesday evening at
l7ss0
Those attending the A. 0 Fl picnic
may cross either at Marvin or Benjamin
falls. a double header win run all the
Afternoon.
Tie Ladies auxiliary, A. Q. III, Il cor
ldially invited to attend the a. @. II. am
nual picnic. to be held at Caledonia park
Saturday, July 2.
4 Arthur Mariotto who has been EN-.
lployed III New York City for the past
1.-TWO months, returned last night 70 his
home IN this city.
Orlando Oleiati returned yesterday 10
his home Ia this city from The uniyer
sity Of Vermont AZ Burlington 20 spend
the summer vacation.
The second team Of the Italian Ath-
llctc club went to Williamstown yester-
lday. where they defeated a team from
that place by the score Of to Q.
Olsen il booked TO pitch for Mont.
pelier in Saturday, Montpeiier.Barre
game 1T Rangers field, while either
smith OF Blake viii be in the points
for the locals.
Miss Florence Granger Is visiting her
grandparents III Randolph from which
place She will 70 to Lake Morey and
4 Fairlee lake, where most of her school
vacation viii be spent
News has been received IN the city oi
! the death ii Montreal 81 a sister of Rev
lJ. u. Mackenzie, pastor 81 the Presby-
lterian church. Alr. Mackenzie was called
to Montreal last Friday night.
The italian Athletic club left tie city
ltais morning By automobile for Green's
boro, where they will play two games
10 day. Il is expected that Weaferi and
Olsen viii do the twirling for the ltal-
ians.
The second quarterly meeting Of the
/ Universalst church win be held in the
lchurch Thursday evening az 1880 o'clock.
This meeting preeedes the regular COM
lmunion service, which viii be held SUN
ldHy morning, July 2.
Mrs. C. +. Chubb Of st Joseph, Mich,
larrived u The city last night and will
spcnd the SUMMER here staying at the
ihome 81 Fer brother g. ~ Currier Mrs.
lChnbb has . great many friends u
Barre, who win be glad to see her.
Arrangements are being made for q
leame between Plattshurg, D. ia and d
team composed Of Montpelier and Barre
players 70 BE- pulled 81 ct Rangers.
Held next Monday Ia case the Platts-
lburg team comes 70 this city. a double
lheader viii w played
Charles A. Webb, private secretary to
IU. S. Senator William p Dillingham;,
returned to his home ia Montpelier this
lmornine following the close 81 the con.
| eressional session. He reports that Sen.
lator Dillingham; Is recovering from big
4 resent Illness and expected e start for
Vermont either ta-day or tomorrow
Those who have tried the new lemon
shcrbet at TIE Red Cross pronounce IL
lfne and above the ordinary. as well rs
Ia pleasing change from cream. You
won't Be disappointed il you try il to-
might Double votes are given with each
purchase from their new iceiess foan
TAIN
Il Members Of the Owls who wish to
attend the picnic July Q. please leave
lvour names &c either George Marrious
store Of Oscar Bergb's, or any Of the
following COMMITTEES; Henry Alexander,
Lewis ROberts W g Maekie. George
TaunQson, Kino Maggiani Or the nest
lsecretary Al NJ Smith, on Or before Sat.
ariayr July 2
Homer G. Tadd and James y. Gall &c
10 Boston tonight. where they will reps
resent Saadah temple, ID q. *. K., q
ihe New England Dokeys outing, 70 be
Held friday at Crescent park on The
Providence river. The outing IS N
enarae Of the three temples IN Boston,
Providence ard New Britain, Conn. At
this outing. IL Is expected that a New
England society Of Dokegs viii be or
ganized.
The hearing 10 tile breach 81 the peace
ease against Thomas O'LearY, one Of the
six men who were arrested fof an alleged
assault on John Hussey, was started in
city court at 1880 o'clock this forenoon
before the following Jury I Y. Rob
bins. + ~. Nichols, Arthur Mcneil isd-
ward Cnesser, James Scott and g q
Vafney j. Ward Carver and Grand Jn.
ror William Wishart are prosecuting and
IM NJ, Gordon ana j vi. Gordon art
defending
Abort. the thirteen-yearold son Of
Mrs. Walter Williams Of Maple avenue
sustained severe injuries while at pay
Yesterday afternoon IN company VIII
number 81 other boys, he was playing
near the bridge on Seminary street
when, in some way. while running, ht
coilded with the railing Of the struc
ture and was thrown to the ground. Al
Though stunned for several minutes, b.
Ibid not lose consciousness, aud, with I'M
aid Of Ills companions was able to wall
to his home, short distance away. Dr
lW D. Reid was called at once and, q
examination, found that the boy has
broken the bone Of his right arm nea
The wrist and had sustained a deep gasl
on the forehead The fracture was re
dured without difficulty, but although
4 the boz win he IN confinement for onll
4 few DAYS, it viii be some time befor
he rerains the use Of his arm. The IN
5 iurv over the eye was painful, thoug
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