The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-19
TALK OF THE TOWN


Big July sweeping cleanup sale at
Fits.
Mrs. r. J. Brown of "A Summer street
is confined to her home by illness.
| r. A. Drown of Wellington street re-
turned last night from a few days bust
ness visit to Boston.
! n. B. Barlow of French street left to-
day for Waterbury, where he will re-
main for few days on business.
Miss Mabel T. Winch of East Airing
ton is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Il.
Keith, on Patterson street for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f. Robinson of
French street returned yesterday after
noon from Grand Isle, where they have
been passing the last two weeks
Mrs. Martha j. Blake and daughter,
Miss Dorothy Blake, of Tampa, Fla, are
passing the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bellows of Elm street
The Boston Reds defeated Island Pond,
10 to |, at Island Pond yesterday and
moved on to Sherbrooke, p. O., where
they are scheduled to play to-day.
Ice creams of the better quality, vanil-
la, pineapple and cream lemon sherbet,
vanilla and lemon sherbet bricks, packed
and delivered for your desserts. l.. b.
Dodge.
Court Granite City, s. of b. A., viii
meet in Eagle hall, Worthen block, this
evening at 1880. Installation of officers
and initiation. Every member is re-
quested to be present. Per order chair
man.
Regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen, No. so, will be held in
Foresters' hall Tuesday evening, July %,
at 1880. Per order Cor. See. Thos Hold
err
Funeral services for Serafno Frontini
whose death occurred at his home, 10
Foss street Friday forenoon, after pro-
longed illness, win be held at the house
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The
interment win be made in Hope Gem
etery.
Rev. A. c. Griffin acting pastor of st.
Monica's church, returned to-day from
Isle La Motto, where he has been pass
ing few days at the Burlington cathe-
dral camp, where over fifty young per
sons are passing the summer. The camp
is in charge of priests from the Buriing-
ton cathedral.
Nh. and Mrs. b. w. Goodfellow, who
were recently married, returned to the
city last evening from Lake Ayerill,
where they have been passing
week. Previous to visiting at Lake
Averill, Mr.. and Mrs. Goodfellow toured
through the White mountains. They
will reside on East street
George Ianders, proprietor of the
Landers Cigar emporium, has completed
arrangements for the installation OF a
score board at his stand that win daily
announce the results of the big league
baseball games. The board, which will
measure 10 feet by feet, is now being
installed. On Monday the board will be
used for the first time. The service Mr..
Landers has secured called for results of
games, runs, hits, errors and batteries.
Edward Bruce, who has been manag.
ing the Barre band for the past two sea
sons, resigned his position with the band
on Monday night. At the regular meet.
ing of the band last evening, Sherman
Parker was unanimously chosen to man
age the affairs Of the band. Mr.. Bruce
has given efficient service during his
term as manager but was obliged to
resign owing TO business matters Mr.
Parker has acted in similar capacity
for the band and will undoubtedly give
good service.
Selim Habbeeb, the l4-year-old son of
Hider Habbeb, who was stepped on by
horse Thursday afternoon, had q good
night at the City hospital and was re-
ported this morning 10 be resting well.
When the boy told his story OF the af-
fair, he said he went into the stall and
as he was STOPPING over near the horse
the animal lifted one leg and hit the
boy enough to knock him over, after
which the horse backed out of the stall
and stepped on the PROSTATE youth, 1t
seems that the horse did not kick the
boy. being a gentle animal.
The Clintons, a newly organized base
ball club, was forced to bow its head
for the first time at Graniteville last |
evening, when the fast travelling Gran
iteyiIle A. G. team administered a hui
defeat. BY mutual consent the
curtain was pulled over the field at the |
close of the sixth inning in order that |
spectators might seek shelter from an
approaching cloudburst Manager Merlo |
sent McAdam, a former Fitchburg man, |
to open the game. AlcAdams lacked con-
troll and withdrew in favor of Tomasi |
Tomasi was "derrieked" and Scampini |
replaced him, Difficult running catches |
by L. Wright featured the game. Jimmy
Williams "heaved" for the winners, |
twirling fair ball. Fast fielding behind |
him STAYED off many runs. The two |
teams are expected to clash again in
the near future.