The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Lamoreys.
Walter Murray is at the City hos
ptal for treatment.
Mrs. Mary Thorington has returned
from the City hospital to her home IN
Montpelier.
| Wnifred A. Vaughan left to-day for
Camp Wachusett, Asyuan lake, Holder
ness, N. II.
Mrs. Irman Hill of Washington street
was operated on at the City hospital
few days ago.
The family of B. w. Hooker of Park
street have gone into camp at Lake Cas-
plan, Greensboro, for the remainder Of
the summer.
Dance Thursday evening, July o, at
Graniteville gymnasium. RiIey's or
chestra. Admission, soc per couple. Ex-
ira ladies free.
Miss Bernice Whitcomb of Beacon
street returned this morning from Bur
| lington, where she has been spending a
few days with relatives.
Loves Victory" two-Feel Victor
drama, featuring Ethel Grandon; "The
Mountaineer," with Wallace Reid also
a Universal Ike comedy at the Bilou.
| The same program viii be given at the
band concert at Montpelier tomorrow
evening that was to have been given
last Thursday night, when storm pre-
vented.
Miss Abbie C. Monkey of Park street
left to-day for Castleton, where she will
attend the normal school summer ses-
sions. Miss Moxley has been engaged
as teacher in the city schools for thu
year l0l4-l9l5.
At regular meeting of tine i. A.,
A. 0. H., in X. of C. hall Wednesday
evening at 1880 sharp, there will be
work first and second degrees, for the
county installation initiation. Every
member OF the county is requested to be
present in Barre July s.
Mrs. William carrigan of Washington
! is in Barre for some time on account OF
| i'll health. Her daughter. Miss Bessie
Carrigan, who graduated June % from
| the nurses training school in the Long
Island state hospital of Brooklyn, n. Y,
| is here to care for her.
All Master Masons in good standing
wishing to attend the annual picnic of
Foreign Masons at Caledonia park Sat
urday, July IL, viii please give their
names to the following committee:
James Glass, John Spence, William
Thorn, II. Christie, g. Wood, Charles
| Leslie.
! Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. White and little
child of Morrisvile motored to Barre
| Yesterday and left this morning for
| White River Junction, where Mrs. White
and child took a train for Albany, n. Y,
| to make an extended visit with relatives.
Mr.. White and his father, Ben. White,
| will leave this evening for Morrisville.
At 8 o'clock Friday evening Mario F.
| Soldini and Verle Alene Crane were
married by Rev. j. B. Reardon, pastor
of the Universalist church of Barre. The
double ring service was read. The cere-
mony was performed at the new house
on the Montpelier road. which the young
couple recently purchased and where they
will make their home after short we'd
ding trip to Montreal.
/ DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Steele OF North
street and DIR. and Mrs. Fred +. Steele
of Montpelier returned yesterday from n
trip to Newport and around Lake Mem
phremagog. Among other Barre people
who spent the week end in the vicinity
OF Memphremagog were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wiley. Mr. and Mrs. Cassius
! Camp, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Sartelf,
DR.. and Mrs. w r. Mann and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w Wetmore.
The basket picnic of the Barre Wom-
ans club will be held at Dewey park
next Tuesday afternoon, July I. Chill
dren and visitors of club families are
welcome in the afternoon and an urgent
invitation is extended to the men to join
their families at the supper hour. Re-
ports of the state federation meeting at
Bellows Falls will be given in the after
noon Let all club members make an
effort to be present. Members win take
the 2:l5 or 2;45 car.
The annual Fourth of July banquet
of local No. %, plumbers and steamfit-
ters' union, was held on Friday night at
the plumbers rooms in the old city
building. There was a representative
gathering of the plumbers, steamtitters
and tin workers present. shortly after
S o'clock the members were seated for
the banquet. which was served by COM
mittee in charge OF Frederick Croteau.
At the conclusion of the banquet post
prandial exercises were conducted. Gar
rett Roberts presided over the exercises.
Among those who responded to toasts
were William Halvosa. Frederick Gro
teau and John Carriek. Later in the
evening musical program was carried
through. There were several members
of the union present from out of town.
The Italian A. c. second team made an
even break of its two games on July
4. The forenoon game was lost to the
strong Randolph team at Randolph by
the score of to 4, while the afternoon
contest was won by the Barre lads at
Mortified by the score of to |. This
last game was called at the end OF the
eighth inning by mutual agreement. In
the forenoon game Mclaughlin did the
twirIing Tor Randolph, while Haskins did
the catching. Golda Douglass. the for
ner Italian PLAYER. went onto the mound
for Barre and showed rejuvenated form
for the first few innings. His pitching
was ereditable but errors by his fielders
accounted for many runs. Clarke re-
Iieved Douglass in the eighth. The aft
ernoon game was played at the North
Geld fair grounds in the presence Of
large gallery. The feature of this game
was the pitching of Bob" Finnegan.
who famed Is batters in eight innings.
The Barre lads hit safely seven times
for 10 bases. Tongusy caught Finnegsn.
Provost and Lambert comprised the
I Nsrshsold hsffrrv The team was Ar