The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Ladies' gauze silk hose Zoe pair a
II Perry's on Saturday.
II A special price on ladies' gauze sill
III Auction sale Saturday at go p. M
II 80 Smith street, Mrs. G. Rizzi. See ad
II o. FL. Hale, auctioneer.
II Henry Moreau returned last night tt
II his home at Malone, N. " after week
II visit with friends in Barre.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emslie of Sem
H mary street returned to-day from a II
II days visit through Massachusetts.
II John Thompson of Websterville was a
/ visitor in the city yesterday on his way
to Chicago, where he has secured EN-
ployment.
H Miss Agnes French of Averill street
returned this week from Saratoga
H Springs, n. Y, where she has been pass.
ing some time.
II meeting of the Barre Rangers foot.
ball club will be held in the Pavilion to-
night Saturday, at o'clock. Per
order president,
| A. r. Campbell, sewing machine re-
| pairer, is in town; repairs all makes OF
sewing machines. Orders left at Homer
| Fits Co. store.
John Grimes, who has been spending
the past month in Barre and Granite
vile, returned to-day to his home at
Brooklyn, N. Y.
| Miss Gertrude Prescott, who has been
visiting friends in Barre for the past 10
days, returned this morning to her home
in Leoninster, Mass.
Miss Alice Sullivan of Averf1l street
left to-day for Hardwick to pass few
weeks at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Sullivan.
William Murray of Church street went
to-day to Hanover, n. H., for brief
visit. He will visit at Bellows Falls
before returning to the city.
Davidson the old B. A. c. twirler, and
Weafer will be pitted against each other
at the Berlin street grounds this after
noon. Remebmer the hour, 3 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ~ Normandeau and
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Desautels and fam.
lilies went to-day to Burlington, where
they will remain until the first OF next
week.
! Earl Dickey of st. Adams arrived in
the city to-day on his way to East Barre
to pass few days with relatives. Mr.
! Dickey was recently appointed transfer
| clerk in the railway mail service at ST.
Adams.
| The members of the Burlington high
school baseball team that defeated God
dard seminary yesterday afternoon went
to Montpelier to-day, where they meet
Montpelier seminary this afternoon. The
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Mrs. A. NJ. Durham, Mrs D. v Stone,
Mrs. Frank A. Cove. Miss Ina Patterson
and Mrs, James R. Coutts returned last
night from Burlington, where they have
been representing Ruth chapter at the
annual state convention of the order of
Eastern Star.
Among the arrivals AZ the BuzzefI ho-
tel yesterday were: W C. Webster, Bos.
ton; William H. BRAND, Wellesley, |
Mass; |. B. Newton, Boston; Nathan |
Thayer, Warren; 0. A. Smith, East |
Barre; William F. Schmidt, Detroit, |
Mich; J. A. Crone, Burlington; T. U. |
Young, New York.
Cards were received in the city o-day |
announcing the marriage of Miss Evelyn |
Wilson, daughter of Mrs. Annie Wilson |
and Sam G.. Marshall, which took place |
at Waco Tex, on Wednesday, June g. |
The bride will be remembered as a for
iner resident of Barre She was a mem
Der of the 1909 class of Spaulding high |
school For the past five years she has
resided at Waco, Tex.
New uniforms for the fremen arrived
in the city Yesterday and were dis
tributed to the regulars at the central
station last night The uniforms were
purchased through the Frank McWho-t-
er Go. and in pattern as well as quality
they conform TO the regulation uniform
which the department has used for sew
eral years Negotiations for their pdr-
chase were carried on through the alder
manic fire committee. I
According to reports from the out
skirts of the city, there was a nipping
frost last night that did not do the dam
age some people expected when they
were taking pains to cover up their
early vegetable plants and flower beds. |
Here in the city the effects of the cold :
weather were scarcely noticeable and I
the damage to garden truck was neg
ligible factor. People who are disposed
to hunt ever for the silver lining say
that a frost will have a depressing if
not fatal effect on the tent caterpillar.
No casualties among the hordes who are c
Just now feeding on the foliage herea-
bouts were reported to-day.
Manager Harry Levin is dickcring with I
the management of the alumni baseball Q
team for a game TO be played during
week. At present prospects
are very poor for contesting the third
game with Goddard seminary, and
baseball game during graduation week :
would be welcomed by both students
and visitors at the exercises The alum
nj team defeated Spaulding earlier in
the season and the high school team is !
anxious for the return game. Should /
The game be played. Grover Kenefick and \
James kenefck will comprise the alumni .
battery. Tomasi and Levin would be :
The battery for the high school team.
There is possibility that the teams
may meet either Wednesday or Friday
afternoon.
One run scored in the initial inning
iecided the winner of the Rochester
Italian A. c. Junior game at Rochester
afternoon, Rochester winning.
This run was scored off Finnegan before
he Italian team attained their stride.
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