The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Big money saving values at Fits.
Big line of wash goods at sale prices
Fits
See the wash goods values at Alb
bolts
A big reduction on scrms. yoiles ans
ettamine curtains at Perrys on SatW
day.
Lumber, both soft and hard wood
rough and finished At the G. L. Bugbe,
mill
Now is the time to get your screei
windows and doors repaired at the =. l.
Bugbee mill.
See our line of silk waists at speciai
prices, $3.50, 1878 and 1925. Paris
Shirtwaist House.
Romeo Ferfarl of Granite street re-
turned last NIGHT from 4 few days bps'
mess visit to Burlington.
Fred Baird has resumed his duties in
the Prindle hardware store, after pass
ing several days at his former home in
Middlesex.
Miss Nellie Sc1mpini of Berlin street
returned yesterday from RoXbnry
where she has been seending the Fast
two weeks at tie seampini farm.
Joseph Feeley, who graduated from
Goddard seminary last month, is pasa-
ing the summer 1T Gr1litevilla, where
h. has position with one .; the quarry
companies,
Mrs Richard Hoar and daughter, Miss
street left yesterday afternoon for
Higbgate Springs. where they will pass
a few days at the Hoar cottage.
Carl Miner of South Main street re-
sumed his duties as shipping clerk at
the Central Vermont freight office yes
terday, after having been called to Rich
ford by the death of his mother.
fcter Alexander II Paterson steel,
wao ras been amp oyrl Il the Barre
Drr,, store Tor t'ie past :ew months
90 ur.e;ed h, ,'rs :,,eta !,.t night.
liz, place is slten by Paul ke.telH.
Contractor +. n. Normandeau of High
land avenue went yesterday TO South
Royalton, where he recently started a
large gang of men at work on contract
which includes the removal of two grade
crossings. Several laborers from this
city accompanied the contractor to South
Royalton.
Manager Della Merlo Of The Clintons,
one of the independent baseball organ
izations Of the city, received worl last
evening from the management OF the
Graniteyille A, G. baseball team that the
game scheduled for last Tuesday night
win be played Friday night at Granite
Vile. Manager Merlo will use Scampin'
and Fowlie for his battery.
Last evening once again a large
crowd congregated near the city park to
hear another OF the series of band con-
certs to be rendered BY the Barre band
during the summer. One OF the selec.
tons, the Poet and Peasant was rem
dered much 10 the general approval og
the .crowd. Other selections Bohemian
Girl and Reign Of Youth were receiy
ed with appreciation
Barre golfers in camp at Lake Caspian,
Greensboro, figured prominently in the
golf match played at the Greensboro
links last Saturday between the Noun
tain View club. composed of summer
at the lake, and the Old Pine
club of st. Johnsbury The match had
1 4
club. Among the local men
who PLAYED on the victorious club were
Neil Hooker, A. r. Abbott. b. W Hooker
and Leon Abbott. Franklin Bailey of
also appeared in the Noun.
tain View lineup. A return match will
be played at the Old Pine course in st.
Johnsbury within few weeks.
Operations on the city's water plant
II Orange are progressing rapidly and
the present outlook points to a compile
ton of the work sometime next week.
BY the end OF this week the cement
lam which Contractor f. n. Norman
leau is building for the reservoir viii
have been entirely completed. While
he work on the dam is under way, Su.
II. i. Reynolds of the wa.
ter department has another gang Of
.welre men employed in thoroughly
leaning both reservoirs. When the job
s finished, hardly stick of timber of
any kind will be below the surface Of
he water Members of the aldermanc
water committee We're at the reservoirs
the work yesterday and SUI
Reynolds is giving the re-
pairs his undivided attention.
The Rangers field late Yesterday aft
,rnoon was the scene of an animated
baseball contest between the Shamrocks
ind the l. /. G. team, resulting in to
J victory for the Shamroeks, the final
session being capped by a sensational
Irish. The Shamrocks led until the
ninth inning 66 to when the Polentas
,yened up matters. The Shamrocks
anne back in the latter half AMI won
when Mike McSold lined on. single.
.coring Sexton from the third. Bone"
Iarroll. the versatile Shamrock athlete,
vas on the mound for the Shamrock
cam and proved to be big stumbling
lock to the Polentas. Carroll famed
eighteen 5atters, having
control. fine speed ana great
ssortment of curves. He was touched
lp for but three hits. Every member
Il the /. /. G. team succomhcl ON strikes,
PHO" Tomasi, their shortstop, being
ictm five times on as many occasions
t bat. Clark. who was tried out by the |
;. A. G.. this spring, twirleJ for the
'olentas and was pounded rclentlessly
" the Shamrock sluggers. Smith on !
bird and Wiley in center field played /
xcellent ball for the winners. Reef, |
1enner and Moletta starred for the
oosers.
Shortly before eight o'clock this morn
ng one of the coal wagons of the d. VI. |
lilies Coal company met with mishap |
While making the descent from Main I