The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Harry Peduzz and Ernesto Malnat
left this noon for Burlington, where they
will remain until Sunday.
Guy r. Buck of Burlington arrived IN
the city this morning for few days
business visit
G.. Croci, who has been visiting in this
city for the past few days. returned this
morning to his home at Hardwick.
Miss Alice Turner returned yesterday
to her home in Alburg. after spending
several days with friends in the city.
Mrs. Ned Lewis of Spaulding street
returned to this city last night from
Lancaster, n. H., where she has beer
visiting at her former home for the past
few weeks.
Francis Cleary of North Main street
left yesterday morning for Hardwick
where he win spend few days with
relatives, leaving later for an indefinite
visit in Quincy, Mass.
In the Sunset league tomorrow night
the Barre Blue Sox play the Graniteville
A. c. team. The game win probably be
played in this city. Williamstown plays
the East Barre A. c, at East Barre
The ladies' aid society of st. Monica 5
Catholic church viii hold lawn party
and auto ride on Dr. Duay's lawn on
North Main street Friday evening July
IL, at o'clock. Ice cream ard cake.
Mrs S. n, Parker and daughter, Miss
Ruth Parker, and son. Newell. of Spauid-
ing street left yesterday for West Dam
vile, where they will pass few days
in camp as the guests of Mrs Ii. j.
Smith.
The remains of Charles Poulin OF
Plainfield whose death occurred in Bur
lington yesterday were brought to Barre
this morning. They We're accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs, Philip Poulin, the young
mans parents.
j. X. Pirie of Graniteville left the
city this forenoon by automobile for
Highgate Springs and Phlipsburg, 2. @.
He will be accompanied home Sunday by
ID. W. Mcdonald, who has been pass
ing several days in camp on Missisqnoi
bay.
Mrs, Fred Davidson Of Granite street.
who was arrested few days ago on a
warrant charging her with selling ille-
gally, came before Judge II. W. Scott in
city court yesterday afternoon and
waived examination Bail was furnished
for her appearance at the fall term of
Washington county court.
Mon Yin Chung, Ph. b., one of the
fast infelders held in reserve by the
management of the Chinese team. which
is playing a series of games with the
Italian Athletics, is 1912 graduate of
Yale university. Next fall, Mr.. Chung
will start two years postgraduate
course at Columbia.
p. &, Laverty, granite manufacturer
and wholesaler of New York City, is
spending few days in this city on
business Mr.. Lavery while in the city
intends to place about seven vault Jobs
among the local manufacturer. Mr.
Lavery is visiting as the guest of his
brother, ]. II. Lavery.
Campbell Stevens, a youngster, is con
fined to his home on Cottage street with
a badly iammed foot. Shortly after |
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. the Young
man was about to cross Main street aud
was suddenly confronted by the big auto
mobile truck of y. NJ. Nelson. which
was plying towards Montpelier. In some
one of the Youngsters feet was
run over by one of the truck wheels. He
was taken to his home. where the in
iured foot was dressed by DR.. p. :.
Duffy. 1t probably will be at least three
weeks before he will be able to have
the free use of thes foot.