The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abbott's display of fall sweaters.
Sale summer garments at Yaughan's.
Girls white dresses reduced, at the
Vaughan Store.
| j. A. Rogers is seriously i'll at his
home on Harrington avenue.
John Mclean of South Barre, who has
been spending few days at Burlington,
has returned
John Sunderland, who has been pass
! ing a few days in the city, returned last
night to Northfeld.
Peter Blouin returned this forenoon
! from South Ryegate, where he has been
| visiting friends for few days.
| George Webster of Pearl street re-
turned last night from Westerly, X. l.,
where he has been spending the past
week with relatives.
Arthur Beattie who has been passing
few days at his home on James street,
returned yesterday to st. Adams, where
he is employed by the Richardson Twigg
Co.
Robert Brown, who has been spending
several DAYS at his home on Bassett
street, returned this forenoon to Wind
sor, where he is employed in clothing
store.
"A Night of Anguish" two-reel
Eelalr drama, also an |. NJ. p. comedy,
featuring king Baggott" and Jane
Gail" in ITO Reno and Back" at the
Bijou.
PPeter De:autels, manager of the local
offices of the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance company, has gone to Montreal,
where he win remain for several
days on business.
Tuesdays arrivals at The BtHzell
hotel were as follows; Aaron Berman,
Littleton, n. H., Joseph Gerard, Canada;
p. n. Hayes, Boston; L. Andreola, Bos-
ton; 0. Cousolmagno. Boston.
Percy McDevitt, who recently arrived
in the city from Atlantic City, \. D.,
commenced work this morning at the
Pioneer plant of the Tenney service. He
is a licensed stationary engineer.
Mrs. Paul Scampini of the Morse
building has gone to Boston, where she
will visit with relatives for a few days.
Before returning to Barre she will visit
ut Quincy, Mass, and Concord, n. H.
Fred Smith. former employe of the
Barne fire department, who has been
working in Hartford, Conn, was Wis
itor in the city to-day while on his way
TO his home in Worcester, where he
Will pass the remainder of the summer.
The ease Of George Cleveland Magoon,
up in Montpelier city court for alleged
breach of the peace, charged with stTik-
ing an East Montpelier woman. was mol
pressed to-day, after City Grand Juror
Gleason had had a talk with Magoon
and investigated the case.
One of the Ward ice wagons was
badly demolished this forenoon. when
the horses became frightened by an au-
tomobile on Eastern avenue and dashed
to Park street. In trying TO make the
corner the outfit struck telephone pole
and put the wagon out OF commission,
scattering ice along the route. No one
was injured, as the driver was delivering
ice when the team started.
Extensive preparations are being made
for the lawn party TO be held on the
grounds of St. Monica's church Thurs
day night by the ladies of the church.
lee cream will be on sale and there will
be food sale. Plans have been made
for a fish pond. To all those attend
ing the party automobiles viii be at
their disposal for trips round the city.
On Saturday at Berlin street the ltal
ians will have for an attraction the
strong Morrisyile team, which is com
posed mostly of college players. Last
Saturday the team defeated the Hard
wick aggregation. In the first two in
nings, Vail pitched and two runs were
made off him. Then Bob Smith went
in and twirled the last seven innings.
Five runs We're made off him and Nor
risville won by score of 7 to 3.
Frank Robinson. who has charge Of
the fish department of the +. D. Ladd
store, is able TO be about his duties at
the market but with his arm handagsd
in a sling Last Thursday. while en-
gagged at his work. Mr.. Robinson was
lifting large cake of ice The ice
slipped from the tongs and in an effort
to prevent the ice from falling TO the |
floor Mr. Robinson wrenched ligaments |
to his right arm.
The Boston Reds. who are making a !
tour Of the state, iouneyed to Hard |
wick yesterday, where they were de-
featcd by the Hardwick A. A. to g.
The battery for the Boston team was
of Hurley and johnson. To- /
night the Boston team is slated |
to play Graniteville at Granitevile.
Arrangements are being made by the
team for games to be played at Morris
VILE st. .Iohnsbury, Lyndonville, New
port and Barton.