The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

New DuTueTeu musHiS az hDpobb o.
0ne-dollar gauze union suits for soc
at Vaughan's.
w. II. Messer returned home Saturday
after two weeks spent in Newbury.
Ii pays to come to this store for your
eady-to-wear garments at Naughan's.
To rent. SiX-room tenement on Camp
street; garden. $l2. w. +. Richardson.
See adv. of Quarry property and cut
ting plant for sale in to-day's Times,
page g.
Miss Anna Easter OF Maple Grove Wis
tied friends in Williamstown over the
week end.
Henry Lascor of Webster avenue went
this noon to Hardwick, where he has Sc
cured employment.
Edward Field, who is employed IN the
Vaughan store, passed Sunday at his
home in Randolph.
Get your tickets for David the Shep.
herd Boy" at the Eureka restaurant or
at the Eastern Estate tea store. Only
% cents.
Alfred and David Bird of Springfield,
Mass. are spending few days at the
home of their father, Alexander Bird, OF
Merchant street.
c. +. Young returned to Burlington
last night, after short visit in this
city on business connected with the
Barre Shoe company.
Notice: Monday, May 6, is the last
day you can pay your water rent with
out 10 per cent. being aided. Office
open every evening from until o'clock.
Frank Pitcinelli of New York arrived
in the city this morning Tor a few days,
visit with friends. Later he will go to
Hardwick, where he has secured employ
ment.
Officer George r. Carrie OF John street,
who has been detained from his duties
in the police department by reason OF
illness. was able to resume his place on
the force this morning.
Retail clerks. notice: Regular meeting
TO be held at X. of p. hall Wednesday
evening. May 8, at 7:30 Banquet and
dance and other important business viii
be discussed. All are requested to be
present.
Mrs. II. s. Miles, milliner, of Barre,
will have millinery opening at Mrs
Joe Dakotas Beckett street, Williams
town. Tuesday afternoon at ! o'clock,
where she will be pleased to meet the
ladies.
Lost-A gold signet ring with the in
itials G. NJ, between Keith avenue and
South Main street. Finder please return
to Times Office.
Rev. j. B. Reardon received word this
morning of the death OF Mrs. w. ;.
Lowell. wife of the superintendent OF
the states prison at Windsor, at whose
funeral he was called to ofiieiate ON
Wednesday afternoon.
In an exciting game OF baseball Sat
lrdav the Branch street Red Sox defeat
ed the North Barre Athletic club by the
score OF s to Z. Batteries for the Red
Sox, Milne and Dolan; for the losing
team. Comolli Jordan and Bottiggl.
Manager Hobsn Of the Barre opera
house received a telegram this morning,
stating that owing to sickness, The
Purple Widow show, which was booked
for the opera house Tonight and to-
morrow night, was compelled to cancel.
The Ayers street Stars defeated the
Pearl street Tigers in well-played
game of baseball at the trotting park
Saturday morning by the score of 10
to IL. FowIie and Brown, Mccarthy
and Heggie were the batteries for the
teams.
The Italian Independent club held
their annual spring banquet Saturday
night at their rooms on Blackwell street.
The banquet was served after the regu-
lar business meeting, A. Comolli acting
as toastmaster The greater part OF the
evening was spent in singing. John
Casabella rendered several pleasing bass
solos.
The Blue Sox baseball team returned
from Chelsea late Saturday night with
a victory in their first scheduled game
OF the season. They defeated the strong
Chelsea town team by the score OF to
|. Hoar and Philips were in the points
for the winners and the pitching OF hoar
was the feature of the game. he struck
out II men and allowed bat one hit.
Fielding features were contributed by
second baseman Levie and centeriielder
Wishart of the Blue Sox team.
Thursday afternoon at o'clock on the
seminary campus, the Barre Athletic
club will line up against the strong uni
versity of Maryland baseball team The
MARYLAND team is considered one OF the
strongest college teams in the South.
They play Norwich university at North
field Friday and Vermont at Burlington
Saturday. According to the Burlington
Free Press. the Maryland aggregation is
looked upon as one of the hardest games
that they have on their schedule this
year. and the Vermonters viii save Nal
colin. their star pitcher. for that contest.
The visiting team will be as strong a
bunch as will be seen here this season.
Carrick, the Athletics port slider, for
merly affiliated with the Rutland team
in the old Northern league, will be on the
-, o,,,,d for tha homo team