The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

III Remember the United Fruit Store re
HI ceives strawberries twice day.
III Thomas Martin left last night 70
HI Montreal, p. O.. where he viii make
III weeks visit with relatives.
III Charles Coutts went this morning L
N Mortified, where he will be employed b.
n the Woodbury. Granite company
II Louis X. Drake of Murray street, WIN
H has been visiting for few days at y
II Johnsbury returned to the city to-day.
II A daughter, weighing nine and hal
\ pounds, was born last Thursday to Mr.
\ and Mrs. John Papin of Bolster avenue
H Frank Rcsteli, who has been spending
H the winter Mt his former home IN Italy
\ arrived in the city this morning iron
\ New York.
"As the Doctor Ordered an |. NJ. p
comedy; "The Ninth Commandment, q
drama; also a good western picture
The Suspects" at the Bijou.
A. b, Dennson, who has been visiting
at East Barre for the past week, was a
visitor in the city to-day, returning to
his home at Readsboro. n. Y.
Carmelino Vogini left this forenoon
for New York. where he viii visit for
a few days before sailing for his home
in Italy to make an extended stay with
relatives.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Howard lockwood, who
have been passing a few days at the
home of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. NJ Nelson, returned this fore
noon to Waterbury.
+. f. Osgood, who has been visiting
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. East
man of Camp street for the past few
| days, returned last night to his home
lat Pleasantville, n. Y.
John Mclean, who has been passing
few days at his former home at South
Barre, returned last night to Claremont,
\. H.. where he is employed by the
Sullivan Machinery Co.
Mr.. and Mrs T. H. Rogers and two
children of Orange street left yesterday
for Littleton. \. H.. where they we're
called by the sudden death of Mrs.
Rogers mother, Mrs. G. L. Johnson,
which occurred Saturday.
Officer George X. Carrie was called to
Sixth street yesterday afternoon to de-
spateh dog which had been run over
by large touring car. The dog sui
fered broken back and other injuries
in the brush with the automobile
George Marsh resumed his duties at
the office Of the American Express Go.
this morning, after spending few days
at Pigeon pond in Marshield, While
absent on his outing, Mr.. Marsh took a
twelve-inch trout out OF the pond.
The boy scouts OF the city will meet
tonight at o'clock at the Church street
gymnasium in preparation for their de- !
monstration to be held at the opera
house on Friday night. All members |
are requested to be present tonight.
Biagio Binda and Carlo Bianchi, who I
arrived in New York Saturday, after an /
extended visit at their former home in [
Italy, came to Barre this morning to
pass a few days with friends before leay
ing for Minnesota, where they are en-
gagged in business.
Nirgilio Forni, who has been making
nm extended visit at his former home in
Italy, arrived in the city yesterday for
4 short stay with friends before pro-
ceedng to California, where he is en-
gagged in business. Mr. Forni arrived in
New York Saturday.
On Saturday the East street Tigers de-
feated the Park street Athletics by the
score OF to 6, Battery for winners, Bur
yess. Hoar and Farrar; for the losers,
Marion, Granger and Stevens. The
feature Of the game Is said to have been
he batting of Farrar.
The Spaulding night school-Montpelier
eminary baseball game, scheduled to be /
played this afternoon at lntercity park,
vas again postponed by mutual consent /
II the arrangements. Spaulding high
will be without a game this week I'm {
ess date with the Barre Athletic club |
William Stuart of Spaulding street.
ookkeeper at the A. w Badger furni-
ure concern, met with an accident aSt ,
rday afternoon. which viii deprive him
+ the use Of his right hand for several f
'eeks. Stuart was assisting fellow EN- 4
loves of the concern in operating a r
licking machine in the upholstering de,
artment when his hand found its way C
ito the jaws of the picker. His hand was {,
ragged in, but fortunately the ma
hines revolution was slow at the time.
he services Of physician were called, r
We stitches being required to mend the :,
Igged wound. No bones were broken. 81
Fred Robertson of Aberdeen. Scotland NJ
rived in the city Saturday from Bos a.
m, where he recently landed in this D,
,untry. Mr. Robertson set sail from b.
,otland about three weeks ago on the ,,
Han liner, Numidean. The trip to this w
untrv consumed exactly sixteen days, ga
hich is double the allotted time of the n
ip. The Numidien encountered ice IA
lrgs in the vicinity OF that point where Of
e Titanic sunk over year ago. and 'o
ON then on the speed of the ship
opped so that the passage through mi
rigs would be less dangerous. When 20
e Numidian passed through the foes wi
ice. danger was more imminent than ole
has been at any time this spring no ~,
r. Robertson was accompanied to the Of
y by his brothers, Alexander and Sc
'orge. who have been visiting at Bos ms ms
n for the past week.
The home of James McTigue on Har- 20
gton avenue was the scene Of merry go
king Saturday evening, when about an
rty of Mr.. MeTigueis friends gathered ~ ~
tender him a reception. The recep- ba.
m wa on his birthday anniversary.
trio of musicians composed an inn
,mptu orchestra. which rendered ia An
rite selections. ID. J. Dunlevy made
, presentation of a handsome chit -
lier to Mr.. McTigue Mr.. M6Tigue
ponde1 in a fitting manner to the |
,sentltion. John Watkins contributed
ong TO the program Miss Katie Me
fl in pleasing manner rendered Irish
ections. Thomas Mulroy sang solos.