The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

arrived in the city last night iof IN eA'
tended visit with relatives.
Mrs. /. c. Bean of Brockton, Mass.
arrived in the city last night for an
extended visit with relatives.
John Carrck of Park street returned
last night from Rutland, where he has
been visiting at his former home.
Mrs. N. j. Morrison of Hill street
went this forenoon to Waterbury, where
she will visit friends for few days.
James Bainbridge of Buzzell place left
this morning for Old Orchard, Me-,
where he will be employed during the
summer.
Miss Jane NJ. Mcdonald has returned
rom Providence and Westerly, K. L.,
where she has been visiting for two
months.
Richard Scott Of Concord, n. H., ar.
rived in the city to-day for an indefinite
visit at the home Of his grandfather,
John Reid.
Kathleen Mavourneen," a three-reel |.
VI. p. drama, featuring Jane Feasnley
and William Shay, at the Bijou. BE sure
and see this.
| Mr.. and Mrs o. d. Shurtlef OF North
Main street have returned from an ex-
/ btHutd UP W 4NdSluds ~ IL, ~pNtii
and Springfield, Mass.
| John w. Whittemore of Burlington
arrived in the city this morning for a
few days visit as the guest of George
! N. Tilden of South Main street.
B. p. White of Maple Grove, who is
/ passing the summer in camp at Caspian
lake, Greensboro, arrived in the city yes
terday for a few days business visit.
Special cars will Join the regular 1925
train for the Masons' picnic at Gale
donia park Saturday, July 5. All going
to the picnic in the afternoon, take this
train.
Harold Neill, son of Joseph Neill of
Waitsfeld, was brought to the City
| Hospital this morning and operated
upon for the removal of tonsils and ade-
noids.
Mrs. Jane Prial arrived last night
from Montreal, where she recently land
ed, after a trip to Aberdeen. Scotland,
where she has been visiting for the past
ten months.
+. Jangraw, who resides at the Smith
stock farm, was taken to this city nos
pital this forenoon in A. w. Badger &
Co.'S ambulance to be treated for ty
phoid fever.
Miss Margaret Ross. who has been
spending the past few months at her
former home at Aberdeen, Scotland, re-
turned yesterday to the city, arriving in
the city from Montreal.
Members OF the Presbyterian BaTaca
class and young ladies' Bible class are
all invited to the picnic at Benjamin
Falls on Wednesday night. Please
notice change Of date.
S. Hollister jackson of Wellington
street returned last night from Burling-
ton where he was called last Saturday
by the serious illness of his father. Dir.
Samuel Nelson jackson, who died sun
day.
James Giacamuzzi Of Foss street left
last night for Milford, n. H., where be
will remain for two weeks. Before re-
turning to Barre Mr.. GiacamuzI viii |
also visit With relatives at South Franz
ingham. Mass,
Clarence Bishop OF Washington street |
left to-day for Highgate Springs, where !
he will enter the Blue Sox camp and
remain for week. At present there
are FIVE members of the Blue Sox club |
in camp at Highgate.
The Italian Athletic club win try con
elusions with one of the headliners Fri |
day, when the Boston Reds come to town |
for an independence day double-header |
Morning game at l0;l5; afternoon game
at 3 o'clock. Both are to be staged at |
the Berlin street grounds.
b. w. Hooker of Park street and !
James Brown of Cliff street today re-
ceived their commissions as justices OF |
the peace from Governor Fletcher, the /
being made to fill the va
cancies occasioned by the resignation of /
John Stephen and the death of NJ. J. I
MCGOWAN.
Mrs. Z. Cook, mother of Mrs John J.
Hartigan of fremont street, underwent
Il successful operation for appendicitis |
at the hospital in Brattleboro yesterday
and according to reports received to-
day. her condition was as comfortable
as could be expected,
Alex. Merchant, who has been visiting /
his sister, Mrs James S. Milne. of Lib
erty street, left this forenoon for New
York, where he will make a short bus
mess visit before sailing Tuesday for his
home in London, Eng. MIR. Merchant is
an extensive manufacturer OF woolens
and makes frequent trips to this com-
try
Giovanni Monti and Guiseppi Casoli
left last night for New York, where they
will visit friends for few DAYS. Sat
urday they will sail on the French liner
La Savoie for Cherbourg, France from
where they will 90 at once to their
former home in Turin, Italy, to remain
until October.
The only opportunity TO see the best
semi professional ball team of greater
Boston in action will be on July 4 at
bhe Berlin street grounds when the Bos-
Ion Reds pit their strength against the
Italian A. c. The bill calls for double
header. First game starts at 10:30 a.
n, and the other commences at p. m.
Make the best of the chance afforded
you. Don't miss either game.
One OF the pitchers to be pitted
against Barre by the Havana Red Sox,
of Buffalo. n. Y, will be Brown.
he wonderful colored pitcher, who
fear ago defeated the All-Stars, a team +
of the best talent of the Amer
can league. The Havana Red Sox claim !
o be the undisputed colored champions a
If baseball Turn out for this game of 5
games. They play double header at {
ntercity park on July 4. One game at l
10 a. m. and the other at 3 p. m. /
Bernard w. Corcoran, an emplove of /
Burke Bros, who lives at Short street, I
vent down to the Winooski river near a