The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-22
TALK OF THE TOWN


Gossard corset demonstration Monday
and Tuesday at Fits.
!. Wanted: Strictly fresh eggs for cash
, l.. b. Dodge, 800 North Main street
Barre, VT
! j. Sheehan of Boston, an inspector OF
: immigration, was visitor to the city
yesterday.
Miss Grace Newhall of Orange street
returned today from few days visit
to Waterbury,
Mrs. Alfred J. Hackett returned last
night to her home in Nashua, N. H.,
after spending week with relatives on
west hill
Mrs. j. R. McAllister and daughter,
Hattie, who have been spending few
days in the city, returned to-day to
their home at South Ryegate.
Mrs. James Kenefck of Washington
street is assisting the corps of instruc-
tors at the Lincoln street school during
the absence of one of its members.
Station men of the local fire depart
mnet spent portion OF the forenoon
| in spinning the big American-La France
auto truck around the streets of the
city. adjusting the carburetor of the
machine.
The Italian A. G. baseball team, ac-
companied by large delegation of root
ers, left today for Mortified, where they
will face Norwich university this after
noon. The battery to be used by the
local club will be composed of Weafer
and Comolli.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cromwell. who
have been passing several days in the
city as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. b. II.
Wells of Merchant street, left this fore
noon on trip to Boston and New York.
expecting to return within few weeks
to their home in Cleveland. o.
Louis Rabiol was elected manager of
the ID. G. V. baseball team at meeting
of the club members held last evening
at the North Barre Methodist church. |
The ID. C. V. ball club represents the |
younger element affiliated with the |
North Barre church and has been organ |
lied for the past few years.
George and Alexander Robertson of |
Forsythe place left last night for Bos- |
ton. where they will make an extended |
visit. They will meet, the latter part |
of the week, their brother, Frederick.
who is coming to this country from his
former home, Aberdeen, Scotland. He
is making the voyage on the Allen lin.
er Muidean. The party will return to
Barre on Sunday.
"The Rose Maid comic opera play.
presented by the Werba and Luescher of
New York, will appear at the opera
house on Monday evening, April rs. The
Werba and Luescher company presented
the continental success. 1.-The Spring
Maid of few years back The play
Monday night is constructed along the
same groundwork as "The Spring Maid"
The company carry with them high
grade orchestra.
Mrs. John Como and Arthur Gravelin
Of North Main street went this morn
ing to Waterbury, where they will visit ,,
while the latter is recuperating
from injuries received when he was
thrown from his wagon on Granite ;
street Saturday night. An X-ray ex- ,
animation of Mr.. Gravelins right leg
showed that the bone had escaped frac. !
ture. He is forced to use a crutch when !
walking and physicians say it will be ;
several weeks before he is able to regain !.
he complete use of the injured mem !;
Der.
In the vestry of the Congregational :
hureh this evening at O'Clock. the I
lold a sociable, the features of which !
will be a progam of musical and lit y
'rary numbers and a general discus !
ion of topic to be chosen by the :,
ommittee in charge. IL is expected !,
hat the discussion will appertain to a !,
opic pertinent to the city's welfare. =
IN invitation is extended through The :,
Zines to all men of the church and a,
o men who have no church home.
Manager James Levie of the Spauld- =
ng alumni baseball team is grounding y
lis candidates in the fundamentals of q,
asebsll. He has decided on the line :
p TO be used in the game against the :,
Ugh school on "wednesday at the trot- Il
ing park. Ii will be as follows: Brown. :,
hortstop; Levie. center field; Stuart. :,
econd base; Johnston, third base: Sol !,
mi. catcher; G. Kenefick. pitcher; !. a
.enefiek. first base; 0gston. left field II
iagan. right field. Last season the :,
lumni club was composed of practically \,
he above personnel and IL is confident =,
putting another erimp in the aspira-
ions of the Spaulding regulars. Last
.ason the alumni found little difficulty
! disPosing Of the high school PLAYERS
Professor Lewis. who lives In New
ork when he isn't showing folks in Z
he countryside how To use his nose for \
billiard cue, viii give a demonstra-
on Of his ability at the Vineitia club n
lis evening ST $3.50 o'clock. Professor Y
evils performed before q crowd OF bill y
ard enthusiasts in Montpelier last
ght This evening st 1850 he will do
me stunts at the Buzzell billiard par
~ On Pearl street. going afterwards to
aNs.A
play any four billiard players in the s
" and guarantees % make a run Of 1
y in ten minutes People who have X
On the man and his nose in motion
" rather eloquent tribute TO his pew
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