The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Nice lot of 50c neckwear zoe, at Alb
Hi bolts
Hi Big corset sale Saturday and Mon
III day at Fits.
III See the sale Zoe handkerchefs for 8
III each at Naughan's
Nj Reirigerators and ice chests at Sad
III lier's, 10 Keith avenue.
III Chocolate, strawberry and vanilla ic,
III cream at Russel's to-day.
III l.. l.. McKennan OF Boston arrived
III in the city yesterday for several days
III VISIT.
III In deciding your gift for graduation
M read our adj for suggestion. {. n
III Kenyon x Co.
v Don't miss this great sale on silk mus
m lin; regular Poe a yard, Saturday at l5c
II a yard. Az the New York Bargain
|! House
II MIR, and Mrs. Walter Hackett of Bel
/ lows Falls are visiting in the city for
II few days as the guests of friends on
II Addison street.
H Rev. A. c. Griffin, acting pastor of st.
\ Monica's church, returned this morning
from Burlington, where he has been
spending a few days.
Each girl waiting on tables at the
alumni banquet tonight is asked to bring
a waiter and napkin, and report at How
land hall at 1880 for instructions.
Odule Gilbert. and Eugene Nerney OF
| Websterville We're visitors in the city
to day, returning from few days. visit
to Burlington. The trip was made by
automobile
William Black is engaged in assisting
the corps of mail carriers at the post
office during the absence of William Nc
Donald, who is visiting at his former
home at Nova Scotia.
Holden Camp OF Randolph, a graduate
OF Spaulding high school in 1910, arrived
in the city yesterday to attend the com
mencement exercises. Mr.. Camp is now
a student at Pratt institute, Brooklyn.
Eckstrom, the Dartmoutil pitcher, and
! Hoernle of Goddard will be the battery
for Barre against .Hardwiek on Satur
day. With this battery working right,
Barre will put up valiant struggle
Game starts at 3 o'clock. Intercity park.
| Bonaecord football club members take
notice. All those wishing to 60 to Hard
wick on Saturday, first, place their
names with the secretary at the pa
yiion to night at the latest, as the team
will be picked for the first league match
at Hardwick.
Owing to commencement week at
Spaulding high school there will be no
regular rehearsal of the Hedding Meth |
odist choir at the church on Friday night /
All members of the choir are requested /
to meet at the church on Sunday morn
ing at 0;30
At Montpelier last evening at the home
OF Miss Agnes Fountain linen shower
was rendered to Miss Annie Sweeney,
who is to be married next week to Louis
\. Drake Of this city. There were sew
eral Barre people present last evening
at the linen shower.
The pitching staff of the Chinese ball
team is said to be one of the most ef
fective in the college world. League
scouts are constantly following the team.
Be sure TO see this contest on Friday
against the Italians if You never see
another game this season. Weafer and
Comoli will be the battery for the Ital-
jams.
Next Sunday evening at the Hedding
Methodist church, the pastor viii give
an illustrated lecture on Christ in Mod.
ern Literature "The Story of the 9th
er Wise Man" by DR.. Henry Van Dyke. !
1t is story exceedingly interesting and
finely illustrated. The splendid audi II
ences Sunday evenings when illustrated !
lectures have been given show that this ,
kind of a service is appreciated by Barre
people.
In fve-nning game of baseball on 4
the Italian ball grounds last night the J
d. c. V. club defeated the Hinky Dink \
team by a score of | to O. The game c
was called on account of darkness. The
battery for the winning team was com t
posed of Dolfo and Scampini. kidder a
and Smith were in the points for the t
osing aggregation. The feature of the f,
game was the playing Of Rmeo Scam
Dni. il
William H. Eager of Fairview street J"
iad three fingers on his right hand bad Q
V iammed yesterday while engaged at I,
lis work at the Sowden & Lyons gro u
cry store. and as result will be UNI
BILE to work for some time. Eager was II
moving barrel of vinegar when he lost !.
lis grip and the barrel pinned his fing y
rs to the ground. The services of a
physician were required to attend to the q
INJURIES.
Wednesdays arrivals at The Buzzell =,
otel were as follows; Rev. r. l.. Lynch, \,
Woodstock: +. Roy and wife, Burling =,
on; Il. NJ. Trow, Cliftondale. Mass.i n
!. c. Weeks. Boston; ID. L. Sanford, :,
Iardwick; B. j. Mulcahy, Hamwiek; G. =;
v Mulcahy, Hardwick; J. G. Lane,
Iardwick; Rev. W. Benjamin Reynolds, i,
iethel; William Hiney Burlington; =
larry Gage. Burlington; G. p. Berry {,
IAN, st. Adams; c. V. Fitch, Boston. :,
About 20 friends of Miss Nellie Cor fe
on met last evening at the home OF an
Irs. Joseph VIII on Laurel street and tn
sndered her linen shower in honor of
er approaching marriage to James Me 81
onald. baker at the City bakery, fr
hich is set for June 25. Miss Gordon Br
as the recipient of many pretty and re
seful pieces Of linen and although great th
surprised was able to thank her no
lends in a feeling manner. Dainty re- or;
eshments were served and the even
g passed all too quickly with music wi
nd dancing The young folks left for
Ieir homes at late hour. wishing the sla
bride much happiness. OR
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