The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. Annie Belanger left this morning
for Hartford, Conn, where she will MAKE
an extended stay with relatives.
Miss Gladys G. Carroll of s Keitl
avenue returned this morning, aftel
passing week in camp at Groton pond
Mrs. H. G. Young and son of Gilmore
street went yesterday to Charlotte
where they will visit relatives for q
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mckenzie are
moving their household effects from
West Patterson street to 10 Averil
street
Miss Marion Clark and Leon Clark OF
Manchester, n. H., are spending several
days with their father on Merchant
street.
Mrs. Alex. Burnett has returned home
after spending several days with heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall, in
| Groton.
James r. Coutts of Academy street
returned yesterday from Lewiston, Me.
where he has been spending several days
with friends.
William Downie of Boston arrived in
the city yesterday for a few days visit
at the home of his mother, Mrs. Mary
Downie of Merchant street.
Mrs. C. H. Kendrick and son, Ralph
| left to-day for East Montpelier, where
they will pass few days at the home
of Mrs. Hendricks parents.
Lawrence Lewis, who has been spend
ing few days at his home on Nelson
street, has returned to st. Adams, where
he is employed by the Central Vermont
railroad.
The committee of entertainment of the
Carpathia club is making plans to hold
another public dance. The last affair Of
conducted in the Rowland hall proved
a big success.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Ceilings and son
and Joseph Ceilings and Misses Alice and
Isabelle Walker have returned from
Woodbury. pond, where they have been
in camp for week.
Misses Marguerite and Nell Stoughton,
Miss Joanna Parks and Miss Josie Nj.
Holden are assisting in the offices of the
Vermont Mutual Insurance Co. in Mont
pelier during the month of July.
c. H. Granger of Park street to-day
began a two weeks vacation from his
duties in Eastman Bros store. With
Mrs. Granger, he will go tomorrow to
Randolph for a visit with relatives.
Norman EVEN Of Orange street, who
is taking two weeks vacation from his
duties in the Daylight store, returned
last evening from Highgate Springs,
where he has been spending several days
in camp.
The Emore street Giants will play
the Montpelier Athletics at Intercity
park Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The game is one of a series arranged
to decide the juvenile championship of
the two cities.
Miss Nellie Conner, who has been max
ing an extended visit at the home of
her uncle, Deputy Sheriff A. NJ. Morrison,
has returned to her former home in
Palmer Mass, to pass the remainder of
the summer.
Carl Miner, who is employed as clerk
in the freight offices of the Central YER
mont railroad, was called to Richford
last night by the sudden death of his
mother. Mr.. Miner received no particu-
lars concerning her passing away.
Paul Scampini of North Main street
left to-day for Bethel, where he will
pitch this afternoon for Bethel against
the Graniteville A. C.. In the past three
weeks, Scampini has pitched for six
different teams in this section of the
state.
The only ball game to be played in
Barre to-day will be between Morrisville
hand for this event. Morrisyille is out
for the state championship and will
leave no stone unturned to trim the
Italians.
George |. Beckley OF GO Hill street,
who accompanied the delegation OF
Barre G.. A. r. veterans to the jubilee
reunion at Gettysburg, returned yes
terday to Barre, from weeks visit
in Philadelphia and Washington, ID. c.
Samuel S. Silver of Forsythe place,
who has been passing week with rela-
tives in Worcester. Mass, returned to
Barre to-day. Mr.. Silver will resume
his duties in the repair department at
the Tilden shoe store Monday morn
ing.
Elgin j. Gale of Medford, Mass, who
is making an extended visit with his
brother, c. A. Gale, in Montpelier, was in
the city yesterday, calling on old friends.
Mr.. Gale will be remembered here as
former proprietor of the City hotel,
while many of the older residents will
recall that he erected the hotel in the
Williamstown gulf and conducted it as
a summer resort for several years.
The Boston Reds, the semi profession
al baseball team that has been making
Barre its headquarters for the past ten
DAYS, will leave Barre the first of next |
week, making course homeward. On
Monday the team plays at Graniteville,
leaving Tuesday morning for Newport |
Newport, Derby Line, Lyndonville. Sher |
brooke and other teams in Canada are
booked for games with the Boston team. |
After playing in Canada the team has a |
series of dates with summer teams in |
the White Mountains, including Bethle |
hem, Mapewood and Breton Woods.
Last evening at the home of Miss |
Hortense Knight, l23 Hill street a recep- |
ton was rendered to Miss Ruth Quigley |
of Boston, who is passing two weeks
vacation in Barre and vicinity. There !
were about fifteen of her friends present. |
An impromptu musical and literary pro-