The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Just received, white corduroy skirt, at
1925, at Vaughans
! Miss Pauline Canning OF Burlington is
the guest of Miss Clair Miles on West
street.
Miss Fannie Osgood of Montpelier is
the guest of her uncle, L. Carleton, Of
| Highland avenue.
Louis Brusa of North Main street went
to Waterbury yesterday to visit rela-
tives for few days.
! L. c. Blair of Elm street returned last
night from a few days visit with rela-
tives at Rouses Point, N. Y.
sSeveral from this city are planning to
attend the services at the East Mont
pelier campmeeting tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Elliott of White
River Junction were visitors in the city
yesterday. making the trip by automo-
! bile.
| William Miers of Keith avenue, who
| is passing several weeks in camp at
Worcester, is spending few days in the
city.
Mrs Susanne John of Prospect street,
who has been passing several days at
Graniteville, returned to the city yes
| terday.
! S. HOLSTER jackson of Wellington
street returned to-day from Burlington,
where he has been passing week on
business.
Miss Nellie Scampini of Berlin street,
who has been passing a few weeks at
the Scampini farm at Roxbury, returned
TO the city to-day
Mrs +. i. Sanderson, who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Long Of
Franklin street for several days, returned
to-day TO her home in Quincy, Mass.
Miss Ethel Gamble of Division street,
who is taking two weeks vacation
from her G,lties in the Woolworth store,
returned yesterday from weeks visit
with relatives in Moretown and viein-
ity.
Pearl l.. Grendell left last night for
Bangor, Me, where he will make an eN-
tended stay with friends. Before return
ing home, Mr.. Grendell will visit points
along the Maine coast and make short
stay IN st. john n. B.
The Martinson estate employees are to
meet to-day in the grove at Fairmount
trotting park, where their annual picnic
win be held Arrangements were first
made to hold the picnic several weeks
ago, but Unforeseen events caused its de-
ferment
H. NJ Mattison, treasurer of the Or
ange County National bank of Chelsea,
nd Mrs. Mattison and a party of
friends were visitors in the city yester-
L., L. H., t,-sy,
Monday Mr. and Mrs. Mattison will
leave Barre on an extended tour through
the maritime provinces.
George Generis, who has been en-
ployed in the United Fruit store for the
past year, left last night for Lowell,
Mass. where he will make a short visit
at his former home before going to Bos
ton, whence he will sail Monday with a
detail OF Greek patriots for Athens to
join a new army which is being organ.
lied for service in the Balkans. Mr..
Generis received a description notice on
Tuesday, advising him to proceed 10
Boston with little delay. The notice was
one of hundreds which have been dis
tributed to Greeks in America since the
Balkan embrogio again became serious
several weeks ago, Mr. Generis has al
ready served several months under the
Hellenic flag
When the whistle blew yesterday aft
ernoon for suspension of operations for
the day, over 300 of the employees OF
Jones Bros. company congregated at the
tall park adjacent to the shed to wit
ness the annual struggle for baseball
supremacy in the different sections of
the plant As in many cases of the
past, the team representing the old shed
triumphed over the crew from the newer
section by score OF s TO 3. The faces
of many, who have taken part in these
contests in years gone by, We're missing,
noteworthy among them being the two
brilliant first sackers that formerly vieG
with each other for honors, Mcmillan
and Deyers Colombo and Tomguay
the battery for the winning
aggregation The Starr Bros, worked
in the points for the losers. A chal-
leuge has been issued by Manager Dens
NOR OF the Barclay Bros. team to the
Jones Bros. team for game. Barclay
Brs. claim city championship in gran
tie circles and are waiting to tackle
some worthy opposition. Means are
being taken at the Jones Bros. plant to
get their full strength and attempt to
put crimp in the winning streak of the
Barclay team.