The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Helen Parker OF spaulding street
has gone TO st. Johns, p. O., for ten
days visit
James Parker, jr., left this morning
for st. Armands, p. O., where he viii
pass few weeks in camp.
Samuel Pierson, who has been pass
ing a few days in the city, returned last
night TO his home at Burlington.
Miss Josephine Colombo Of Bolster
place left this forenoon for Burlington,
where she will pass the week-en with
relatives.
Henry McAdam an employee of the
Vermont Telephone and Telegraph com
pany, left to-day on a two weeks va
cation through Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island.
Miss Mildred Marion OF Summer
street, who is taking a two weeks va
cation from her duties at the New Eng
land fruit store, left to-day for Bur-
lington, where she will visit relatives.
Harry Kelly of Pleasant street left
last night for Montreal, p. O., where he
will spend several days with relatives.
Mr.. Kelly is taking his annual vacation
from his duties at Barclay Bros. plant
at the south end.
Chester f. Blakeley. who has been EN-
ployed at the Barre Shoe store for some
time, will complete his duties there to-
night, Monday Mr.. Blakeley will begin
work at A. w, Badger & Co.'S store
on North Main street
The strong Port Chester, \. Y, ball
team, which plays in Brattleboro to-
day, has been secured by the manage
ment of the Italian A. G. as an attrae-
tion at the Berlin street grounds Mon
day afternoon, the game to start at
AIS o'clock.
c. NJ. WSlley of Maple Grove left to-
day for Burlington, where he will make
a few days stay at the camp estah-
lished by the Uniform Rank, Knights
of Pythias From Burlington he will 60
next week to liighgate Springs, to join
his family in camp there.
Outgoing cars over the B. & ~ Trac
tion Co lines were crowded this fore
noon with people bound for the Clan
Gordon picnic at Caledonia park. Din
ner at 12 O'Clock was to be followed /
by the sporting competitions and the
football games this afternoon.
The Sullivans of Claremont, y. H., /
will play the Italian A. c. this after
noon at the Rangers field, its game COM (
mencing at o'clock The Sullivans are I
a bout the best team that has appeared t
in the city this season. In New Hamp /
shire they have the reputation of being !
about the fastest independent team in /
the state. The only game that they F
have dropped this season was to the F
varsity, the score being /
close. Be sure and be on hand for this
game.
Deputy Sheriff Walter f. Bixby OF
East Barre went over to Graniteville
Thursday night to summon witnesses in
the case of state VS.. Bernard Flynn,
charged with intoxication. which was
set for hearing before Justice A. z.
DieScy this morning. While distribut-
ing the subpoenas, the deputy met Mr.
FLYNN and the latter consented to plead 4
guilty of the charge. In the East Barre
court that same evening, Justice Dickey
sentenced the respondent to serve fit-
teen days in the county jail. Deputy
Iixby accompanied the man to ontpel-
er.. Flynn was arrested early IN the /.
week on a warrant issued from justice
,ourt. Originally he pleaded not guilty /,
10 the charge. L
While driving near the old Mann
homestead. so-called, on east hill yester-
Law. George w. Mann of "a Wellington
.treet, this city, saw a large doe calm
" browsing by the roadside. Mr.. Mann
lighted from his carriage and started
20 give the animal a lump of sugar.
The doe did not seem 10 be in the least
alarmed until the man with the refresh
nents got within three feet of her. Then
he bounded over a stone wall and re-
umed feeding in the clover on the other
ide. For several moments Mr.. Mann
,layed with the doe, although he was q
inally obliged to give up the chase as
he heet-footed one appeared to elude
lin like a will o the wisp, each time al e
owing him to get within a few feet of T
er before leaving for new place to
.raze. :