The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-20
TALK OF THE TOWN
Great hosiery values at vaughan's.

Great hosiery values at Vaughan's.
All Sl.00 Domestic house dresses for
soc each at Perry's on Saturday.
Dry chairwood for sale. Arthur S.
Martin, As Park street. Telephone 1854
or 53-W.
The fall styles in Stetson stiff and
soft hats are being shown by the Me-
Whorter Co.
tribe and d. of T. viii please meet at
the han at $3.50 p. m. tonight.
| Harry Smith of Quincy, Mass, for
mer resident OF Barre, arrived in the
city this morning for business visit OF
several days.
! George A. Close has returned to Cam
bridge Mass, after spending several
days with his family at the Morrison
farm cottage,
Henry Moor of the west who made
short stay at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Lewerenz Of IA First street, has left
by automobile for st. Johns, ~ B.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Howard OF Averill
street leave tonight for New York and
while there Mrs Howard will attend the
national training school for Spirella cor
setierre.
Plans are under foot for the annual
Joint fair of Winnetta council, No, 10,
degree of Pocahontas, and Iroquois tribe,
u. O. r. NJ. This fair, which is the
first of the winter series conducted by
local fraternal organizations, will take
place during the latter part of the
month of September or the first of
October. No definite plans have as yet
been agreed upon, but it is quite likely
that the fair will be held in the How
land hall as last season.
The Italian A. c. seconds and Water
bury baseball game was the main at |
traction of the Odd Fellows field day at |
Waitsheld yesterday afternoon. The
Barre team claims another victory over
Waterbury, winning in decisive
fashion by the score of 10 to 2. The J
Waterbury team secured two hits off /
Finnegan in the opening inning and with |
q sprinkling OF errors managed to score |
two runs. After that Finnegan was in
vineible and did not allow single hit
or run. Feeley acted as backstop.
Brooks started the twirling for Water
bury, but was soon relieved by Daniel
keefe. keefe pitched better ball than
his predecessor on the mound. One of Il
the features of the game was a home
run by r. Colombo of the Barre team,
scoring two men ahead of him.
Washington county deputy sherifFs
have decided to hold their annual outing
IT Caledonia park on the afternoon OF
Wednesday, Aug. 90. A special com.
nittec appointed on the occasion Of the
recent organization of the deputies is
working hard TO make the outing a sue
,ess end no pains will be spared to give
he picnickers the time of their lives
sheriff Frank II. Tracy of Montpelier is |
resident of the association and pract-
ally every member of the municipal po-
ice forces in Barre and Montpelier, as
veil as police officers in Mortified and
members ex-officio Of the
herifs department. They will partici
ate in the picnic and games along with
he 20 or more deputies around the coun-
v. II the hopes of those who are pro-
noting the outing are realized, the Au-
ust outing will become an annual fix f.
ure on the association calendar.
The Clintons, local baseball organ
sation. continued its winning streak by :
lining a defeat to the fast going Ran
olph A. c. at Randolph yesterday att
moon. The game was fast and most J
Interesting. Barre nosing out & to 5
lining towards the latter part Of the
anne. The Clintons is an organization
Imposed Of Snaulding high school and
.alian A. G. players Tomssi and Gray !
imposed the battery for Barre To-
iasi pitched excellent bail and was not
.ored on for five inings. He obtained a
bod list Of strikeouts Fast fielding bv
rown at shortstop and Bianchi and .
ominic Tomasi az second base. y
rown 90 shortstop and Bianchi and
eodor in the outfeld held the Ran
'lph score down. The feature OF the
ime was = running stop hv Tomasi at
.cond base. Cav. the former Vermont
tcher. was on the mound for Randolph I
ID was hit hard a opportune timss.
eduzzi. Levin snd Marchesi were the
ronz Barre hitters The Dfintons viii z
ave next week on = two days' trip
trough the northern part Of the state. !