The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

Swill for sale. City hotel. Phone 100.
We make clothes to order. Lamorey
Clothing Co
Scrim curtains, were $l.0S pair, re-
duced to $l.l9 at Perry's on Saturday.
The McWhorter Co. can save you some
money on medium and light weight suits.
Lumber, both soft and hard wood,
rough and finished. At the C. L. Bugbee
mill.
Best dairy butter 32c per pound, try
it once, per cent. discount. Eastman
Bros.
The home bakery at rs Elm street has
been reopened and solicits all its former
patrons
At City auction market sale, large lot
household goods Saturday at P. m,
See adj O. H. Hale, auctioneer.
New fve-passenger auto for hire; will
go anywhere. Reasonable rates. James
Hastings, $50 North Main street. Tel.
242.
The working shoes sold by Eastman
Bros. are corkers to wear, and you are
saving money ON every purchase, per
cent. discount.
Mrs. Il. S. Williams of Providence, r.
| T., and Mrs. Helen Daniels of Waterbury
are visiting Mrs. f. j. Martin of "a Rich
ardson street
John Mcdonald of Bassett street re-
turned yesterday afternoon from High
gate Springs, where he has been spending
two weeks in camp.
The fourth Bible talk on the book of
Ruth win be given this evening at He'd
ding church. The subject is: Fellow
ship in Redemption"
George LeClair OF North Main street
returned last night from Charlestown,
n. H., where he has been visiting with
relatives for few days.
George Northrup and son. Erwin, OF
Ogdensburg, n. Y, arrived Tuesday to
visit his brother, I. +. Northrup of Will
Jamestown Mr.. Northrup is one of Og
densburg's most successful merchants.
The local council for the Barre boy
scouts will hold brief meeting at the
fire station Friday night, Aug. /, at
1880 Part OF the business will be the
awarding of merit badges to number
of first class scouts.
There will be short but important
business meeting of the members of the
brotherhood at Hedding church this even
ing at the close of the prayer meeting.
10 il hoped that all members of the
brotherhood will be present as business
will come up that should appeal to every
member.
There will be meeting of the manse
committee of 81 of the Presbyterian
church held at the church on Wednesday
evening, Aug 6, at 1890 In the mean
time all those who solicited pledges for
the manse are requested to Immediately
collect the same and report at the meet
ing aforesaid.
The following is the result of drawings
for football at the Clan Gordon picnic
Saturday, Aug ., for the championship
of Vermont: First Hardwick A.
VS.. Rangers A.. Bonaecord A. VS.. Green
Mountains; Hardwick VS.. Bonaccord b.,
Rangers b. bye. Second round-Bon-
accord A. or Green Mountains VS.. Hard
wick A. or Rangers A. Rangers b. W..
Hardwick or Bonaccord.
The Sullivan team of Claremont y. IT,, |
which is to play against the Italians
on Saturday at the Berlin street grounds, !
is composed mostly of college stars and |
has a rating as one of the best indie |
pendent clubs in New Hampshire. The |
team is composed Of three Lowell Tech |
players and four Worcester Tech play- |
ers, who are taking course Of practical
study with the Sullivan works at Clare
mont.
Arrangements have been made between |
the Hardwick and the Bonaccord foot
ball clubs of the Vermont state league
for scheduled game to take place on
the Rangers field Friday evening. This
date was arranged so that il would be
convenient for the Hardwick players to
remain over the following day and COM
pete for the fve-a side football cham
of Vermont at the Clan Gordon
picnic.
Six local ball players assisted the
Montpelier /. A. c. defeat the Logan
Squares, also of Montpelier, at Mont
pelier late yesterday afternoon. The
score was - to , in favor of the Italians,
the game being terminated at the close
Of seven innings. Tomasi, the Spauld-
ing pitcher, and Comolli acted as the
battery for the winners. The other
Barre players who figured in the victory
are as follows: Scampni, Bottigi, To-
mast, CLAIR and Calcagni.
See other parts of this paper for pro-
gram of Clan Gordon picnic, to be held
1t Caledonia park Saturday OF this week.
Clan Gordon has arranged finer list of
games and prizes this year than at any
If their picncs in the past and every
for good days amusement
. offered to the public of Barre and vi
,inity. Prizes for everybody, old and
Young, married and single The prizes
which were given by John A. Rob
,rtson and the Peoples Heating & Light
ng Co. came too late to appear on the
posters, but viii be seen ii you read
the program in this paper.
The employees of the old shed of the
tones Bros. granite plant conclusively
to the public late yester-
lay afternoon their superiority over the
new shed representatives in baseball
Yesterdays victory awarded the series
10 the old shed workmen. The score
was close yesterday, 6 to ). The fea-
.ure of the games was the excellent all
-ound playing of Cowie, first baseman
Tor the winners. The battery for the
winners was composed of Colombo and
ronguay. The Starr Bros. were in the
points for the losers again.