The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-27
TALK OF THE TOWN
New wool nlaids IN Abbott's.

New wool plaids ut Abbotts.
Sale in summer wash goods at Fits
Ideal house dresses, new fall line jus
received, vt Knights.
All l0c pure white crash to close a
7Mc yard ut Perry's.
Masonic picnic committee will NEE
Friday night, Aug. 2s, at 1880 o'clock
Dry ciairwood for sale. Arthur s
Martin, 40 Park street. Telephone 1884,
or 53W.
A list of good things that should in
terest the prudent buyers at Perry's OF
Saturday.
Don't forget your Granite Mutual fire
insurance assessment due on or before
September /.
Harvest ball, Camp Comfort, Curtis
lake, Calais. Friday evening, Aug IS
4 Full bill, $50.
Paul NJ. LAWYER, who has been passing
a few days in the city, returned to-day
to his home at Brooklyn, n. Y.
Miss Eliza Colombo went yesterday to
Waterbury, where she will pass the re-
mander of the week with relatives.
George Croteau went this morning to
Burlington, where he plans to spend a
week with friends in camp on Lake
Champlain.
Raphael Gay OF North Seminary street
returned to-day from Burlington, where
he has been the guest of friends for the
past few days.
j. Il. WEIGH, who has been making his
residence in Barre for the past few
months, left last night for Boston to
make an indefinite visit,
Miss Whitney of 10 Summer street
has disposed of her millinery stock and
will have charge of the A. P. Abbott &
Co. millinery department this fall.
Members of the Hedding Methodist
church choir are requested to meet at
w. H. Goodfellow's, SO Spaulding street,
for rehearsal Friday evening at o'clock
sharp.
G. S. Andrews, who has been spending
the past two weeks in camp at Alburg,
returned to the city last night. He re-
sumed his duties at the Peoples Shoe
store to-day.
Carlo Merlo of Granite street returned
to-day from Roxbury, where he has
been spending the past few weeks as
the guest of Angelo Scampini, a former
resident of Barre.
Auto Livery-If you want to 60 on a
Joy ride or business trip, call on Paul
Pierson, 80 Patterson street. viii go
day or night No job too big or too
small Tel 326-ll
An open.air meeting will be held neat
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock on Mr..
Erieksons farm on Prospect street. Spe-
cial music will be rendered. All Scan
dinavians are invited.
Grover kenefck, who has been taking
a few weeks vacation from his duties at
the Emslie floral works, resumed his du |
ties yesterday. Mr.. Kenefick visited at |
Highgate Springs, Brooklyn and New
York
Miss Katrina Tuney, who has been
passing few days in the city with
friends. returned to-day to Middlesex. |
Miss Turney graduated from Goddard |
seminary in June.
The second outing Of the Glenugie club
will be held at Eustaoe Ritchie's farm
on Saturday, Aug. 20. Everyone going
to the picnic be at city park at
o'clock. Please bring your equipment.
Per order committee.
John Mccarthy of South Main street
yesterday from a ten days
visit TO Boston and Salem, Mass. He
also visited at Lowell Mass, and Man
chester. n. Fl. He resumed his duties
1t the Smith and Cummings market to.
lay.
John Frontini of the Laing granite
of Cincinnati, Ohio, arrived in
yisit at the home OF his mother on Foss
treet Since leaving Barre Mr.. Frontini h
las travelled extensively in the west
I'm states. He plans to return to his
ZONE during the early part of October.
Mrs. George Laing of Plain street left
for Montreal, whence she ex ,
,ects to sail tomorrow on an Anchor /
liner for her former home in Aberdeen, !
scot. From the Anchor line office in q
Sarre, 1t is learned that practically all I
anger from attack has been eliminated =
n the passenger lanes across the At q
antic. Mrs. Laing was accompanied to
iontreal by her husband, who will re- \
urn to Barre tomorrow. \
The All-Italians of this city met de- n
eat at Richmond yesterday by the score t
I to 2 in the first appearance of the \
rganization before the public. The t
eature of the game yesterday was the Ii
itching of Norman OF Richmond and a
campini of the Italian aggregation. The fl
onors were about evenly divided. One Il
t the outstanding features of the game {
as the brilliant playing of Louis X
omasi. the Vermont athlete. He shone :
OF only in the field but at the bat. .
eodor also PLAYED well for the Barre
Dis The Richmond team was strength 4
ned for this game by the addition of
'veral players, including Triggs, the
iddlebury college shortstop The re-
i'm game between the teams will be
ayed in Barre within the coming two ]