The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-04
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Hale's auction ad.. page I.

We sell Emslie's tomato plants. East
man Brothers.
Look out for free lecture and pictur
show Friday night.
Remember the food sale at the Pres
byterian church on Saturday. June Z.
Cobble hill grange will give box so
cial, Friday, June Q. Prizes given 10
the best boxes.
A meeting of the l.. c. II. A. ladie
will be held at room 81 Miles building
this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Bertha Blanchard left this morn
ing for East Hampton, Mass, where sh
will attend the wedding OF relative.
otto coke, tried and accepted as the
best fuel for summer use. Sold by Cal
der & Richardson, Depot square. Phone
$50.
Clarence Lewis of Graniteville was
brought TO the City hospital in Whit
combs ambulance yesterday for treat
ment.
The Aldrich public library will be
closed every evening at o'clock until
further notice, Saturday evenings ex-
cepted.
Go to John H. johnson, 81 South Main
street, for your roofing cave troughing,
Tel. 2l2-W.
Regular meeting of Winnetta council
No. 10, d. of p, l. o. r. NJ, Thursday,
will be served.
Percy Cowie of Warren street re-
turned yesterday from South Ryegate,
where he has been visiting for the past
week with relatives.
L.. 90 IL 6
the Church of the Good Shepherd will
be held in the vestry Thursday, June 5,
at 1880 o'clock p. IN.
/ The game OF baseball scheduled to be
played in the city to-day between Peo-
pies academy and Goddard seminary has
once more been deferred.
| Fifty-fve children in costume. You
will find it novel and interesting from
opening TO closing numbers. Flower fes-
tival tonight, Methodist church. Adults,
Csc; children, l5e.
| The Red Stars defeated the Third
street Stars yesterday by score of
! 10 to Is. The battery for the winning
team was composed of Carusi and Car
son; defeated side, Harvey and Carroll.
The social committee of the Barre
Golf club is preparing for an informal
"open house" at the links Tuesday after
noon, June 10, beginning at 2 o'clock.
Cards are being sent to the members,
asking them to invite their friends.
Orange county court rendered deci-
sion in the case of Henry w. Camp of
East Randolph, formerly of Plainfield,
VS.. DIR. c. N. Barber of Barre, whereby
the defendant, DIR. Barber, recovered his
costs. The case has been in court sew
eral years.
H. NJ Miles, ID. NJ. Miles, DR.. J. w.
Stewart and Earl Cummings left this
morning by automobile for Mt Mans
field, where they will pass the day at
the Mt. Mansfield Trout club. The party |
was joined in Waterbury by James f. |
Miles of Burlington. They will return
to the city tonight.
Final arrangements have been COM |
pleted by the management OF Spauld- |
ing high school and Goddard seminary /
for the game to be played tomorrow |
afternoon on the seminary campus. This |
game will be one of the best of the
season and neither team has yet decided |
who viii be in the points. There is
a possibility of Tomasi pitching for
Spaulding.
The Cuban Giants, who are reputed
to be the best organization of eolored
ball players in the country, returned
last night from Burlington, where they
met defeat at the hands of the Tenth
cavalry team by score of to s. This
afternoon the Giants will play the Sec
ond game with Barre. On Friday they
20 to Hardwick to play the Hardwiek
Town team, and on Saturday they will
play with Barre at 3 O'Clock at Inter
,ity park.
AT the Italian ball park yesterday
afternoon the Sand Bank Stars defeated
he d. G. V. club by a score OF s to 3.
The feature Of the game was three ,
Dagger by Paul Giacherio Of the los ,
ng team when the bases were full. |
iiacherio played the best all around {
game The battery for the winning I
cam was BIackmore and Williams For /
he losing team Rabiolla and Scampin /
tarted the game off and Calcagni and I
1aldera finished it. I
Workmen have commenced the work G
Il readiusting the street curbiDg on |
Worth Main street so that its elevation s
nay be in conformity. with the grade I
+ the new stretch of pavement extend I
ng from Granite street to Blackwell U
tTeet. The general work of construct '
ng the pavement viii not be started un. c
il the arrival of the heavy traction Q
ompany rails, which are expected in !
bout two weeks. Engineers from the l
ity engineering department have been
ngaged for the past few days in max
ng preliminary surveys for the pave
lent strip.
A transfer of cashier accounts was made
I the Central Vermont freight Office to-
ay from George Stuart, IT., who goes
0 White River junction to assume a
imilar position, to G.. c. Kent. Mr. Kent
as been with the railway company sew
raj years, commencing as baggagemas-
er and going from there to yard clerk.
o receiving clerk, to billing clerk, which
ives him thorough knowledge of tile
flee work and well fits him for his new
osition. The other changes are: Bert
treeter promoted from yard clerk to
illing clerk and A. f. Scott from ware.
ouse to yard clerk.
Under the pleasing Lame of Flower
md, Canton Vinton, No. ., p. NJ, ]. O.
|. F., bazaar will open at music hall.
Tiles block, on Monday evening next.
is said that Flowerland is more than
lerely new name for the old style of
air. 1t is a novel and unique idea
The booths, instead of be-