The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ladies tailored suits at less than half
price at Abbott's.
Flies are here. Get your screens for
windows and doors at the c. l.. Bugbee
mill.
John Trentini of North Main street
went this morning to Waterbury, where
he has secured employment.
Horace Sowles OF Beckley hill, who
has been passing several days at East
Alburg, returned to the city yesterday
G. Mont is assisting the clerks at the
G. W. Ayerill hardware store during the
absence OF Guy Oltilini, who is taking a
two weeks vacation.
W. Q. Martin Of Willamstown was
a visitor in the city yesterday while on
his way TO st. Adams, where he will
make a short visit with relatives.
William Maiden of West street com
menced work this morning as a member
Of the clerical force at the Smith Gran
tie company on Burnham meadow.
Mrs. John Collins, who has been pass
ing few days in the city at the home
OF Frank Rooney, returned yesterday
afternoon to her home at Burlington.
Don't forget TO remember the Fats VS..
Leans game at Goddard campus Thurs
day afternoon at Ais. A warm after
noon is promised. Proceeds for the City
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Ball and chill
dren of Hill street left to-day for Grot-
ton, where they will pass the greater
part of the summer at the Ball cottage,
Groton pond.
The activity of the "fat' management
for the great ball game tomorrow after
noon with the cleans" was shown to-day
by the signing up" Of Rev. J. b. Rear
don for utility second backstop. The
new player promises TO add considerable
weight to the fats"
Luigi Guidici. who was employed at
his trade in Williamstown until the
stoneshed fire there Sunday morning,
was visitor in tine city yesterday, leav-
ing last night for New York, whence he
will sail tomorrow for his former home
in Italy to remain until late in the
fall.
The baseball game between the Ital-
ians of this city and Logan Squares OF
Montpelier to be played at Montpelifr
tonight has been postponed by the
Logans who have taken on a Montpelier
aggregation of players for this date. II
is expected that later in the esason the
two teams will meet.
A golf match between the Barre Coli
club and the Old Pine clab of st. Johns
bury viii be played at the local links
Saturday afternoon, and the following
team has been chosen for this match
from the Barre club: Daniels, Fraser,
Palmer, Jas. Reid, Walsh,
n T,k,.
Reid and Gerhardt. The visitors are
expected to arrive at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon.
Lawton Witt. who has been playing
third base for the Italian baseball team
during the summer and who went to
Newport with the Boston Reds, will
probably not return to Barre this sum
mer. Witt was given an offer to play !
with the Frontiers of Derby Line, and of /
late he has been contemplating accept |
ing. Witt will return to Goddard in
September and complete his course of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Gage, who
were united in marriage at st. Paul's !
cathedral, Burlington. yesterday mtrn- |
ing, arrived in the city yesterday aft |
ernoon for few days visit. Mr.. Gage |
IS well known in Barre and throughout |
the state through his affiliations with
the Aetna Life Insurance company of /
Hartford. Conn. His bride, Miss Mary
Durkin, is of Proctor, where she grad ]
lated from the training school for
nurses.
The regular meeting of Cobble Hill
grange was held last evening, with
rood attendance The literary program
vas in charge of Worthy Flora Mrs.
owen and was as follows: Violin solo,
Clarence Curtis; recitation, when Pa
Rode the Goat" Vivian Baker; paper,
Libby Prison." Mrs Mertie Winter;
song. afterwards" Mrs. F. r. North
,op; reading, Mythology of Flora
Il. j. Carr; violin solo, Clarence Curtis.
The grange has recently purchased a
piano, which adds materially to the pro-
ram. The next meeting will be Aug, 3,
when the first and second degrees win
De worked.