The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Try caramel maple walnut ice cream
with marslimallow topping at Russelfs'
John w. Vaughan of Maple Grove re-
turned this morning from brief bus.
mess trip TO Boston.
! Howard Nye who has ben passing
| few DAYS in the city returned yesterday
to his home at Groton.
A. H. Sweet returned yesterday to his
home at Portland, Me-. after making an
extended visit in Barre and Montpelier
James Devers of Summer street left
last night for Quincy, Mass, where he
has been called by the serious illness OF
| his father.
Miss l.. G. Towsley, who has been
making an extended stay in New York,
was visitor in the city to-day while
ON her wav to her home in Washington
Auction sale at Crozier farm in Ber-
| lin tomorrow, farm, cows. young stock,
sheep and lambs hogs. horses, hay, grain
/ and farm tools. See ad., page seven.
c. T. Smith, auctioneer.
A public lawn party will be held at
the home of Mrs. n. ]. Roberts on
Orange street Thursday afternoon. Games
for both old and young viii be INDUCED
| in. Admission, for adults zoe; for chill
dren Zoe. Refreshments viii be served.
Twelve members of the Italian A. G..
second baseball team left to-day for
Waitsfeld The Italian team will rep
resent Waitsfield in its annual contest
against the Waterbury A. G. this after
noon in connection with the big Odd Eel
low field day.
Peter Nj. Depatie, the shoemaker, re-
turned Yesterday from Milton, where he
was called bv the serious illness OF Mrs.
Denatie. whose condition has been grave
for the past two weeks. Mrs"Depatie =
suffering from malignant growth ana
for the past year her health has grad
ualy declined.
The Catholic order of Foresters will
conduct their annual clambake at Dewey
mark on Saturday, Angst 20 For years
| this elambake has been one OF the Dig
events OF the year in Forester circles
land this season the committee in charge
Of the event have spared no pains TO
make the elamhake bigger success
than ever. In connection with the clam
hke there will be dancing at the park
pavilion.
Local members of the Improved Order
NJ Redmen are completing arrange
ments 10 attend the annual great council
az the Vermont district which is TO take
nIace AT Hardwiek on Thursday and
Friday August 81 and 2s. The meeting
nj the council will be the ninth since its
oroa nization. There viii be present at
the council tribes from every section of
the state while there will be repre-
sentation of oflicers of the New England
district present.
Brother bricllmssons, Bernard Truax
Of Lowell. Mass, and James +. Parker
OF Boston. were arraigned before Judge
In. w. Scott in city court this morning
on intoxication charges to which they
pleaded guilty. The magistrate fined
them each IS with costs of 1885, which
they hoped to pay. Tuuax and Parker
came TO Barre yesterday with the idea
OF pIying their trade on one of the
building Jobs now under way. Appar-
emily the temptation 20 stray from the
straight and narrow way was too great
10 overcome and when the pair were dis
covered on South Main street II $3.50
O'Clock this morning. neither could walk
with anv degree Of ease. Officers Harry
NJ. Gamble and John ". Dineen took
them 10 police head quarters.
After suspension Of activities for
couple Of years the Skid0o baseball or
ganization Jumped into the breach in
.unjor baseball circles late yesterday
afternoon by defeating the Linekin
fronhadors bv the score Of Is 70 3 ct
Wellington park on Hooker hill. The
Troubadors we're clearly outclassed but
this was in some ways attributed to the
failure Of several regulars 10 put IN an
appearance for the contest. Kenehck
and Movaili composed the battery for
fnf the losers. Linekiu was pounded
the winning team while Linekin worked
lard but vas accorded very poor sup
rort. Manson acted ~ haekstop for the
Trouhadors- Tie feature of the game
vas = sterling running catch by Edward
kesfe Who also contributed timely long
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