The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

w Hldm SlmOns OF Montreal arrived
in the city last evening for week.
visit with friends.
Il, NJ. Stone, who has been passing 9
few days in the city, returned yesterday
to Providence, r. /.
Mrs. Peter LaBelle and daughter left
to- day for several days visit with
! friends in New York.
d. A. Roberts returned to-day TO his
home at Burlington, after passing few
days in the city on business.
William Boardway returned to-day to
his home at Pike, N. H., after 10 days
visit in Barre and Montpelier
Il. III. Kimball returned yesterday to
his home at Shelburne, after passing u
few days in the city with friends
NJ. L. Beck returned to-day to his
home at st. Johnsbury, after few days
visit with relatives in the city.
Francis Taylor of Greensboro arrived
in the city last night to make few
days visit as the guest Of friends.
Mrs. G. c. Ramsdell, formerly of this
city but now of Waterbury, is visiting
relatives and friends here and in Mont
Ipelier.
Miss Eva Beaulieu Of North Main
street, who has been visiting in Mont
real for few weeks, returned to Barre
last evening.
Mrs. Antonio Bianchi, who has been
spending the past two weeks with rela-
tives in Barre, returned yesterday to her
home at Hanover, N. Fl.
Mrs. C. NJ Wiley and two children of
Maple Grove are passing few days
with the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Moseley, in Mortified.
Mrs. Sarah A. Royal of Savannah,
Ga, who has been visiting friends in
several Atlantic coast cities, arrived in
the city last evening for an extended
stay.
Miss Ruth Marion of Rochester, n.
Y, who has been visiting relatives in
Burlington and st. Adams, arrived in
the city to-day for two weeks visit
before returning to her home.
Rev William Mcneil of Wisconsin,
who conducted services in the First Pres
byterian church last Sunday, is passing
few days in Boston on business. He
will return to Barre tomorrow.
DR.. A. H. l.. Smith, who has been
passing a few days in the city as the
guest of friends. returned yesterday to
his home at South Ryegate. DIR. Smith
intends to resume his studies at the JEFF
ferson Medical college in the fall
Miss Mary Cronan of Swapton, who
was employed for several months as
ticket agent at the Central Vermont
station in this city, is acting as ticket |
agent at the Montpelier station during !
the absence of the regular agent, George |
Cooney.
Some Of the coming features at the |
Pavilion theatre, "The Perils of Paul.
inc" "The Million Dollar Mystery" |
The Riders of Petersham," Mary Pick
ford in "The Good Little Devil" and |
"Tha Lion and the Mouse" Watch for |
the dates. Others to follow.--Adv.
Miss Sadie Wilson of Circle street,
who has been spending the past few
weeks at Springfield, Mass, returned to
the city yesterday. She left to-day for
Cabot, where she viii pass the remainder
Of the summer months. She was accom-
panied by her brother, Lawrence Wilson,
who will visit for the coming two weeks
ut Cabot.
Messrs. Mckenzie and Mundie, the h
former a prominent manager for the
Clement Monument Co. of Boston, and
the latter well-known Quincy granite
iealer, arrived in the city yesterday for
4 business visit of several days In the
afternoon the visitors went to the guar
lies on an inspection tour and to-day
hey planned to visit the cutting plants.
A Juvenile baseball team styling it.
lelf the Barre Tufts left this morning
or Waterbury to do diamond battle
With the Waterbury Juniors Excite
nent among the Tufts reached a fever
leat as they swung aboard the train for !
heir first trip into the outside baseball ,
world. Captain Mike Cerasoli promised .
here would be something for to-mor-
ow's paper that would break the mo-
iotony of much war news, The person
lei OF the Tufts looks something like
his: D. Maggiani, Joe Maggiani. We.
etti, Imlah, Cerasoli, Bianchi, Comolli :
leefe and ]. Cerasoh.
The management of the Italian A. c.
aseball team has announced that there II
viii be no baseball game in Barre on y
saturday, Aug. %, the day that Robin !
on's big circus appears at the Granite O
ity trotting park The Italian team \
ill journey on that day to Littleton, q
!. H., to play the strong Littleton team, il
he Littleton team is composed mostly :
{ Dartmouth players and is regarded +
5 one OF the strongest in northern New u
,nglsnd,.
John Clare and Thomas Davidson re- "
urned yesterday afternoon from Little Fl
on, n. H., where they represented the Il
t. Johnsbury baseball team in another Ii
anne of the series between Littleton and 3,
t. Johnsbury on Monday. The Little e.
N team won the game to ], thereby P
aiming the series. Clare played in a
&c outfield for St Johnsbury and Da- a,
dson pitched Davidson twirled seven n
lnings. On leaving the mound, the q
ore was | to /, Davidson retiring be- a
iuse Of sore arm. Speare replaced pi
i'm and was batted for two runs. n
lare's hitting was one of the features Ia
the game ST
Word was received last week by James +
arker, r.. Of Averill street from his 81
N, Ernest Parker, who is member \
the British navy. Young Parker halls X
ON San Blazoy. Cornwall and Is well n
lown among many of the Barre resi- ia
'nts, VINO formerly claimed allegiance 70
the British flag. He was stationed
the naval yards in Plymouth. with a
e II. VI. $. Impregnable, one OF King 81
aofge's fastest cruisers shortly before VI
e outbreak OF hostilitics the Inprcr. OK