The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Calais.
Miss Gertrude Mackie is passing sev
cral days in Montpelier. where she j
assisting in the office of City Judge L. NJ
Harvey.
Miss Caroline Emerson of Shprbrookc
lp. O., arrived in the city last night
for il ten days visit with relatives on
North Seminary street.
Miss Ethel Burbank who has beer
spending a week with relatives in East
Barre. was visitor in the. city to-day
while on her way home to Hyde Park.
] Irwin T.. Potter will read "The Mer
chant Of Venice" at Goddard seminary
Tuesday night, under the auspices OF
the graduating class, The admission
will be 25c
| Mrs Harold Barton, who has been
spending several weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Z. Ayers, Of Ayers
street, left this forenoon for her home
| in Boston, Mass.
| Dan A. Perry will conduct an auc-
| tion sale OF groceries at the store of
4. NJ. Hutchins in East Barre to-mor-
row The auction will continue through
out the afternoon and evening.
The condition of Charles +. Smith OF
West Patterson street, who has been
confined to the house by inflammotory
rheumatism for the past ten days, is
reported to be somewhat improved.
United States naturalization court
opened at city hall this forenoon with
Clerk Fred s. Platt OF Rutland presld-
ling. United States Marshal Horace w.
Bailey of Newbury was in the city to
open the session.
Miss Ethel Even Of Orange street lett
last night for Woonsocket. r. T.. where
she will remain for few weeks She
is taking a three weeks vacation from
her duties at the National Life In
surance company at Montpelier.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. g. Scotied of PALM
Beach, Fla, are making an extended
stay at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. A. +.
Campbell Of North Main street ard with
other relatives in the city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scofield are former residents OF Barre.
St Michaels college is rated as one of
the strongest minor college teams play
ing baseball in New England. There
are several stars of repute in their line
up. Brave Fowlie is their backstop.
Game starts at 3 o'clock. lntereity
park.
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first game at Intercity park tomorrow
afternoon against St. Mchaefs college. |
The grounds have been renovated. as
have the stands. Game starts at 3
O'Clock. 1t viii be the best game of |
the season.
Charles oliver of the Washington
street extension returned this morning /
from Boston, where as delegate from
Green Mountain lodge of this city. he
attended the annual convention of the
Manchester Unity Odd I
Fellows. While absent, Mr.. oliver made /
, short visit with friends in Lancaster,
Mass.
Judge II. w. Scott, who has been alb
sent from the city several days, at
ending the n. f. o. z. convention in
Boston and the Odd Fellows convention
n Burlington, returned to Barre to-day.
Judge Scott was elected one of the SUI
,reme lodge trustees of the N L. O. r..
md was also honored with the office OF
,rand patriarch of Odd Fellows at Bur
ington.
The Italian Independent club baseball
cam went to Granteville last night,
where they fought for nine innings with
he Graniteville A. c. team 10 tic, 5 TO
!. The game was replete with speeta-
ular plays and was interesting through
mt The battery used BY the Barre club q
vas Clarke and Marchest Finnegan and !
Icleay composed the battery used by q
he Graniteville team. A return game I
etween the two clubs will be played in !
his city within a few weeks.
Superintendent +. VI. Roscoe Of the !.
ty schools lett yesterday afternoon for +
{. Adams, where to-day he attended !.
he annual meeting of the Franklin
ounty Teachers association. At the >
1renoon session. Superintendent Roscoe
ave an address on "The Teaching of =
rithmetic." Among the other speakers !;
t the meeting was James p. Taylor !.
Burlington. secretary of the Greater : :
ermont association, who spoke on "The
reater Vermont"
Edwin Whitney. who appears at the
are opera house ON the evening uf
av 81 in the last number of the lee A
ire course. is a reader who can point
ith pride to an unusual number of '-e-
lrn engagements" This means that he
rs won his audiences and they want 4
IN again. The charm of his work is Y
5 great versatility. Plenty of laughs =
You want them, or tears If YOU pre- y
r, but whichever they are they are 6
ven with force and refinement only % '
found in one with natural talent u
lpplemented by years Of experience.
rom those who have been privileged 20 ~
ar him there comes the universal ac- =,
aim: The King of Story Tellers"
DIR. o r. Barr Of this city holds the :
cord to date this season for lake trout !,
Caspian lake by merit 81 the string -
the speckled ones be hooked yester- !.
". Dr. Barr was a member Of =
rty composed Of Archie Nye and DR..
,rr OF this city and y. C. Baldwin and
hn Davis Of East Montpelier. To-
ther the party had - pounds OF the r,
sut Dr. Barr was the most success
with the rod. lie yanked one trout
at tipped the scales al l4is pounds.
'ople residing on the shores OF the "a
Se were unanimous in saving that I'll
: was the largest 20 be taken this tu
sson. DR. Barr's skill and ability did cis
{ end with this fish. for among his ii
ich wss smother lake trout weighing
=. pounds. There were siN other trout an
his basket that weighed approximate in
I've pounds each. pl,