The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Edward Jackson of South Main street
began work Tor the summer at browns
drug store Saturday.
! Miss Katherine Ahern of East street
left yesterday for Littleton, n, H., where
she will stay for few days.
Charles Neveau of the Morrison farm
has returned home, after spending sew
eral days in Enosburg Falls.
Tuesday being Ascension day, special
services will be held in the forenoon at
the Church of the Good Shepherd.
Mrs. Nina Lewis Of Cottage street
left yesterday for Boston, where she
will make an extended visit with rel
atives.
Charles Severance, who has been
spending several days in the city as the
guest OF A. G.. Miles of South Main
street, returned this morning to his home
in Reading
William r. Maiden and Everett c.
jackson. who have been passing the
weekend in the city, returned this
morning to Burlington to resume their
studies at the University of Vermont.
Rev. S. Parkyn Jackson, who spoke
before a gathering of young men in
Montpelier yesterday afternoon, was
guest over the weekend at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. HOLSTER jackson of
Wellington street.
The !. A. j. team defeated the North
Barre Buessers at baseball Saturday by
a to score. Cardini. pitching for the
victors, allowed only three hits. Riccar
ELI did the backstop work for him. The
Guessers battery was Mariotti and
Birnie
Saturday afternoon the Barre Blue
SoX baseball team suceumbed to the at
tacks of the Top Notchers on a sub
urban ball park by IA score of to 4.
The battery for the winning team was
Tomasi and Brown. For the losers 0g- |
ston and Phillips.
Miss Mary Watson Of Cliff street who |
has been employed at the offices Of the |
Peoples Lighting, Heating & Power Co,
began work this morning for Alderman |
Fred J. Bancroft in the local offices of /
the W. A. Hambleton Granite Co. She |
succeeds Mrs. A. A. Lamorey.
The baseball representatives of God
lard seminary went this forenoon to
Mortified, where they will oppose Nor
xich in their annual game. Peterson
md Feeley will be the battery for the
ocal club, which will be bolstered up
With the appearance Of Coaches kurtz \
md Hoernle in uniforms.
The South-end baseball team. iuve-
lille aggregation that has cleaned up
in the neighborhood this
arly in the season, came together with
he down-street Hinkv Dinks Saturday
fternoon and emerged victor by to ;
score. Conner and Manera did the
artery work for the winners with Cowie
nd Tinker opposing
Last week a baseball organization
ias formed among the employees of the
ones Bros. granite plant and viii be
rganized for the summer to play all :
all teams of a similar nature. For
he past few seasons, the Jones Bros,
cam has claimed the shed championship :
f the city and is willing to uphold its
tile against all corners.
Friends in this city will be interested
) learn of the wedding of Miss Edith
ears, daughter Of Fred Sears. and Ray
iond Wiley both of Mortified, which
,ok place at the brides home on North
lain street, Mortified last Thursday
rening Rev James b. Sargent, pas
,r of the Congregational church, per-
,rmed the ceremony. The bride was
owned in white lingerie, and she was
ttended by Miss Sadie Rich. Harry
rilley, brother of the groom. acted
best man. After the wedding, a re-
ption was rendered the couple at the
,me Of the brides aunt Mrs. Ferry,
/ Pleasant street. Mr. and Mrs. VIII
Y are to reside in Mortified, the for !
er having employment as brakeman
a Central Vermont train running
ON St Adams to White River june
on.