The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-21
TALK OF THE TOWN


See the suit values at Abbotts.
Mrs Kate Healey Snow Of Waterbury
Conn, il visiting Mrs. Alyah Eastman
Regular meeting of the X. G, !. p. A.
Wednesday evening at 1880 in K.of +
hall. M
The ladies' auxiliary of Clan GORDON
will meet this Tuesday evening, July
81, at the usual hour. 81
At the Salvation Army hall Wednes-
day night Captain Frogg and also the
Montpelier comrades will be in charge of
the meeting. Everybody Welcome
l.. Kendall Williams of Graniteyille, a
quarryman, has filed petition in bank
ruptcy. He has liabilities OF S3s95l and
assets of 1923, of which $505 is claimed
exempt.
William Skerritts resumed his duties
as foreman at the manufacturing plant
of the Peoples Lighting, Heating &
Power company on Depot square to-day.
| Mr. Skerritts received bad scalp wounds
several weeks ago, when large pulley
fell and struck the foreman on the
| head
George McCaffrey of Dorchester,
Mass, who recently arrived in the city,
commenced work to-day at the Drown
drug store. He replaces Roy Gale, who
has been clerk at the store for the
past few months. Mr.. Gale will 60 to
his home at East Montpelier.
Frank T.. Adams left this forenoon for
Burlington, where he will take part in
the trap shoot under the auspices of the
Burlington club this afternoon. Mr..
Adams will be a member of the Mont
pelier club that is entered into the three
man team shoot. In this competition
will be representatives of the Platts-
burg, n. y, Randolph, st. Adams Bur
lington and Montpelier clubs. The Mont
pelier team will be composed of DIR. Burr,
Harry b. Moulton and Frank Adams.
Mrs. Lyle Burnham left this forenoon
for Bethel to make an extended visit. |
Thomas Carroll went to-day TO Woods |
Vile n. H., on business visit N. J. |
Mascot of North Main street went to- |
day to Burlington to pass few days as
the guest OF relatives. Alto Marianni |
of North Main street left this forenoon |
for few days visit to Rutland. George |
Bolt, who has been passing several days
in the city, left to-day for st. Johnsbury
for few days visit before returning to
his home at Littleton, n. H.
The directors of the Vermont Football
league are contemplating holding a meet
ing within few days to revise the re-
OF the schedule of the league,
which will not be closed until the mid
die of of September. The dates of the
future games are not all definite. This
week no games will be played in Barre.
The last game contested in the league
vas at Hardwiek Saturday when The
Iardwick team and the Barre Hill Ro-
lers fought for an hour and half TO !
no-score tie. The battle was one of ,
he most bitterly fought of the league /
his year. There were many close and i
xciting plays but not single goal |
Ventilated from the play. The Barre {
hangers are now in the lead for first po- I
ition in the league race with four points. I
he Hardwck and Barre Hill teams are =
led for second position with two points {
aeh, while the Bonaeeords OF this city o
raw up last with one point. In
George Marion, John Reid. John Dan n
lis and /. r. Hutchinson left this aft
moon for Burlington, where they will
inter- the annual state tournament of
he Vermont Golf association, which
pens Thursday, July %, and continues
trough Saturday, July IS. The state
win be held at the links of
ie Waubanakee Golf club in Burling
IN. The four Barre players win rep-
sent the Barre Golf club, which is a 4
ember of the Vermont association. The
lies of the United States Golf asso- !
alton viii govern the tournament. On
Ie opening day, Thursday, there will v
medal play Of Is holes for qualifying.
uring the remaining days there will be
e elimination matches by match play. :
10 finals being played ON Saturday,
lily Is. During the tournament the Il
iov. Mccullough" cup presented by 4
lie Mt Anthony Country club. will
contested for. The Barre players
i'll devote tomorrow to adapt them
Ives to the Waubanakee links. A