The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

Thirty.eight inch white wolfe, Csc, al
Abbotts.
Bulgarian crepe plisses at Abbott's.
Muslin underwear special this week, al
Vaughan's
Ask for No. 7l5 gauze hose this week
3 p,irs for soc, at Vaughan's.
! b. w. Goodfelow, local agent for the
Indian motorcycle. to-day received con-
signment of Indian cycles, three in mum.
Der.
Giuseppe Marteili of the A. Tomasi
block returned to Barre this morning
from New York, where he recently land
ed, after spending tie winter in Italy.
Walter Wood and John ~ Philbert OF
Dorchester Mass, arrived in the city
this morning for a several days visit as
the guest of j.. NJ. Laws OF Wellington
street.
The Goddard seminary baseball team
went to-day TO st. Johnsbury, where
they play st. Johnsbury academy this
Afternoon. The trip was made by auto
mobile.
The Gerard Barclay Co., baseball team
issues challenge to any shed team in
the city, no outsiders allowed. Burke
Bros. team is preferred. The team will
be under the management of Ed. Muir
ply.
1t is announced that Irving Potter of
Boston will give an Interpretation OF
Shakespearean works at the Goddard
seminary chapel on Tuesday evening,
May 20. Last week Mr.. Potter appeared
lat Montpelier seminary.
Attorney William Wishart of Camp
street went this morning to Burlington,
where he attended the funeral of Mat
thew Collins, one of Burlington's promi-
nent business men, whose sudden death
occurred Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt H. Griffith OF 1873
South Main street went this morning to
Waterbury. where they attended the flu
neral of the formers brother, Clarence
NJ. Griffith. whose death occurred Mon
day forenoon. The funeral was held
this afternoon at o'clock, with burial
in the village cemetery at Waterbury.
The Italian Independent club of this
city lost the first baseball game of the
SESSION yesterday afternoon at East
Barre, when the East Barre A. G.
swamped them II to |. The feature of
the game was the pitching of Danny
Beaten. who was invincible. Heavy
featured the playing of the
winning team. The battery for East |
Barre was Beaten and Rourke. Clarke |
and Marchesi were in the points for the |
losers.
Gypsies, forming one wing Of wan
aering band that travels all over the east
ern states. who have been encamped near
Dodge's bridge on the outskirts of the |
,ity for the past few days folded their
Lents this forenoon and like their
1omadic brethren of the Arabian desert
,tole silently away in the direction of
East Barre. The trail of the mendeant
,asket makers led from Rutland to Bur-
ington TO Barre and in the first two
owns they were warned to leave at once
DIR. II. A. Durfee of Burlington, secre-
airy OF the Vermont Sunday School as
will hold Sunday school in
titute tomorrow night at the Presby- +,
erian church in Graniteville. There will
e several we'll known Sunday school ;
Ulcers throughout this section Of the
tate at the institute. Among those
rom this city who win attend are: /!
/. s. Andrews, vice -president of the
ounty Sunday School association; H.
!. Woodruff. superintendent of the ad-
ance division of the Sunday School as
ociation OF the county, and DIR. o. @. /
tiekney. superintendent of the adult di- {
ision OF the same body. On the fol-
wing day, Friday, the institute will be /:
ED in this city at the Baptist church.
4 the evening DIR. G. s. Nutter, acting
aston Of the Hedding Methodist church. /;
i'll address the association with an APP
-opriate sermon.