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

Hawley S. Young, son of G. f. Young,
has gone to North Hero, where he viii
pass a fortnight at Camp Abnak.
Mrs Ida Cummings of 1876 Hill street
left to-day for Boston, where she will
make an indefinite visit with relatives.
j. Mcleod of Seminary street, who
has been spending a few months at Blue
Earth, Mimi, has returned to the city.
Miss Dorothy Pagan, who has been
making a visit with relatives in Barre
Town, returned to-day to her home at
Rutland.
Mrs. Laurence Rising Of South Main
street, who has been spending the past
few days at Burlington, returned to the
city to-day.
Miss Emma Siveny who has been
spending the past few days with rela-
tiyes at Claremont, n, H., returned to
the city last night.
The two games between the Boston
Reds and the italians on July are
guaranteed attractions. Follow the big
crowds to both games.
Barber shops in the city affiliated with
the union Will remain open tomorrow
evening until 10 O'Clock and on the
following day all shops will be closed.
A fishing party consisting OF A. ].
Stewart, w, d. Densmore, Robert Gam
BILE. Lesn Carroll and John Gamble left
this afternoon for East Alburg, where
they will remain in camp for a few days.
They will return TO Barre Monday
morning.
Cards have been received in the city
announcing the marriage of Ora s.
spaulding and Miss Hazel Gorham, both
Of st. Johnsbury, which took place at
st. Johnsbury on Saturday, June IS.
Mr.. Spaulding is well known in Barre
and throughout the northern part OF. the
state. He was graduated from Goddard
seminary in 1910.
Sunday school scholars from the Uni
versalist church left on early forenoon
ears to-day for Caledonia park for their
annual picnic. Threatening skies did not
seem to affect the attendance in the
least. Dinner was to be served at noon,
and the afternoon was to be given over
to a program of games and athletic
events.
Miss Grace Richardson of Cambridge,
Mass, former resident of Barre, ar
rived in the city by automobile this
morning from Enfield, n. H., for
weeks visit with Mrs Carrie Burke
Congo and Miss Pinkie Lewis of Nelson
street. Miss Richardson will 90 from
Barre to Hyde Park, Mass, where she
S to be connected with large millinery
store.
photograph of the Boston Reds, the
'eam that plays the Italians on July 4,
on exhibition at the Marion cigar
store. This team has been organized
ior years and is reputed to be the strong
st professional team in the vi
Unity of Boston. Take look at the
picture. Every member of the Boston
Reds is well qualified to hold his posi-
ion. First game starts at 1890 a, M,
md second at p. m. Don't forget the
slaee, Berlin street grounds.
A Nashua, n. H., newspaper of recent
late contains a detailed notice of what
describes as one of the most impor-
ant realty transactions of the year. Al
rain store and large lot adjoining is
old to make way for a garage which
TO be located at the junction of the
wo main automobile highways of New
hampshire. The exchange adds that the
leal was handled by f. B. Cate. Barre
riends of Mr.. Cate, who formerly had
m Office and residence in this city, viii
ie interested to learn that he has built
Up lucrative real estate business in !
he New Hampshire city. The family
'esides on a country place short dis /
ance out of Nashua on the carline to
yowell, Mass.
A reliable New York paper says that |
Pop Watkins, first baseman and man. |
ger of the Havana Red Sox of Buffalo, |
!. Y, is one OF the most unique char |
.cters in baseball and to see the antics /
,e goes through during a game is well /
Forth travelling far TO see. Watkins is /
he oldest player manager in the world !
o-day, aged fifty-seven. and to date he 1
as not found anyone who can cover /
lrst base quite as well as himself Tire /
My other character in baseball that |
Yer approached Watkins record for pc
iod of service was Tom ORourke, who !
etired a few years ago while manager |
I the Waterbury, Conn. club. Never !
efore in Barre was such a baseball at
raction offered. There are more come
ians in this eolored team than in any
ther club travelling on the road