The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Hill mas ItInIHtu Hoiii'f ait'i HH'hNbS "a ~
I'LL DAYS with relatives in South Barre.
HI A. T. Dana, who has been visiting
III friends in Barre for few days, returne'
vi this forenoon to his home in Roxbury.
iii Mrs, Mathilda II. Allen of Merchan
III street left this forenoon for Walthanl
III Mass, where she will visit in the famil,
III of O. w. Allen.
HI Carlisle Wells of Cambridge Junction
VI arrived in the city to-day to attend God
III dard commencement. Mr.. Wells is d
III graduate from Goddard.
III Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Eastman of Camp
n street returned o-day from a few days
Il visit with friends, in North Ferrisburg
II making the trip by automobile.
II Mrs. NJ. p. Blake OF East street i
II passing several days with her sister
H in Northfeld, during the absence OF
Il her husband, who is making a business
h visit in Boston.
h Miss Katherine Letourneau, who has
been attending st. Mary's academy in
II Burlington, was visitor in the city to-
\ day while on her way home TO Granite
\ vile to pass the summer
H Riley's singing orchestra left this aft
ernoon for Mortified, where they will
furnish music for dance to be con
Quoted in the Mortified armory under
the auspices of the alumni of Norwich
university.
Roy Warden of Barnet, graduate of
Goddard seminary in the class of 1911,
arrived in the city last night for a few
days visit. Mr.. Warden is now EN-.
ployed by the Westinghouse Electric Co.
in Scranton, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Webster of South
Main street have returned from Vinal
Haven, Me-, where they have been pass.
ing two weeks with they daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs j. C. Griggs were at
South Woodbury. yesterday to attend the
annual meeting OF the Washington
| County Congregational society.
| John Jerue of the Montpelier road,
who recently returned from st. Adams,
where he was employed by the Central
Vermont railroad. has commenced work
for the Montpelier & Wells River rail
road.
Vinol Arey of the Montpelier road.
who recently completed two years
service as conductor for the Barre and
Montpelier Traction company, went yes
terday to st. Adams, where he has So.
cured employment with the Central Yer
mont railroad.
D. NJ Miles and son, II. NJ Miles, re
turned last night from Burlington, They :
were accompanied by Misses Glare and |
Kathleen Miles. students at st. Mary's !
academy, Burlington, who are to pass
the summer at their home on West |
street. The trip was made by automo
bile.
j. WI. ingalls,, who has been employed
as an assistant at the city engineering
Offices for the past six weeks, went this
week to Portland, Me-, where he has
secured position with the Maine Cen
trail railroad. Mr.. ingalls, is a graduate
from Thayer school, Dartmouth college,
class of l9ll Since his graduation he
has been employed on railroad engineer
ing in Cuba and was engaged on thu
Grand Trunk extension into Rhode Is
land.
J. c. Harris OF South Main street e.
turned last night from several days
outing in Warren. While absent Mr..
Harris, who is an angler of no small
prowess, put his qualifications to test
by fishing the streams of Warren for
brook trout. He was rewarded with a
full crcel the first day out. Mr.. Harris !
is a veteran of the Civil war, but still
enjoys long tramps in the woods and
fields t
Pastors of several Protestant churches
n the city are planning to resume the
,pen-air religious services in city park d
sarly next month In conformity to G
ustom established a few years ago, the T.
eryices will likely be held evenings dur
ng the months of July and August. In 9
he past these services have been highly ,
uccessful, the several churches uniting n
or prayers and address and singing At
he regular meeting OF the aldermanic Y
'oard last night the request of the pas u
ors for the use of the park was referred q
o the park commission. which has the o.
are of all parks in the city under the
ew arrangement. "
The proposed game Of baseball between q
paulding high school and Goddard sem .
nary for to-day did not materialize +
he Spauding team was unable to as
emble all its members for the game. U
lanager Witt OF Goddard has secured y
game with the Barre Athletics for u
. morrow afternoon. This is done with .
view to furnishing some attraction to
he alumni visitors. The game will start 81
t $3.50. Peterson and Bishop will b. pa
ne battery for Goddard and Davidson b'
i'll do the twirling for Barre. N
Paul Scampini, famed in Vermont nc
aseball circles several years ago, showed
,e baseball public of Graniteville last
ght that he still has a little baseball W.
1T in him. Scampin, leader of a To- W
i organization termed the "C1intons, pc
nd composed for the most part OF M
pualding high school players, invaded eV
late yesterday afternoon and ~
lowed such rejuvenated form that the OF
ARE team left the field victors by WI
ore of 3 to 2. The game was one of pc
e best seen on Gazeley's park this sea- VIC
n. 1t was chiefly due to the pitching
Scampini and the hitting of Clari FIR
ortstop for the Barre outfit, that the Oh
intons were enabled to take the game. tn,
ampin should have been credited with eli
no-hit game. Graniteville registering we
IS three times, but on each occasion is
etched fielding by Brown in the sun At
rden. permitted sure outs to pass up wa
hits. Scampini had greater speed era
IN he ever displayed in his whole ca all,
n and it was with difficulty that VIII
rave" Fowlie caught him. Eighteen ff
aniteville batters succumbed before his me
,ed. His control was good, passing Tn,
t two men. Finnegan and AieLeav moi
imposed the battery Tor Graniteville. sen
other game will be played between the liar
D teams at Graniteulle next week. attt