The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

A special offer on umbrellas at NC
each at Perry's.
Get the benefit OF our free votes on
Saturday specials. G. n. Kenyon y 20
Another shipment of front-lace corsets
in new fall models. Faris Shirtwaist
House.
Plan to attend the dance Wednesday,
Sept. %, in X. o. G. hall. RiIeys Or
chestra.
Many bargains in art embroidery and
stamped goods at Miss RowelFs one
week sale.
r. e. Mcleod returned to-day to his
home at Hardwick. after passing week
among friends.
Miss Emma Slayton of Liberty street
is passing several days with friends IN
Burlington and vicinity.
The ladies' union of the Universalist
church will have their annual chcken-pie
supper Thursday evening, Oct. 10.
Mando Sullivan of Sherbrooke, T. O.,
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon
to visit with relatives for the coming
week
Ben S. Wright, who has been passing
several days at the home OF A. A. La
morey of Currier street, has returned to
his home in Derby Line.
David Hunter Of Hartford Conn, ar
rived in the city yesterday to make
few days visit as the guest OF Mrs.
Mary Hunter of Prospect avenue.
Freeman Roberts has returned to his
home in Vinal Haven, Me-, after having
been called to Barre by the death OF
Owen l.. Bligh of South Main street
Mrs. L. r. Whitcomb of Beacon street
has gone to Boston for visit with rela
tves. Before returning home she viii
also make a short stay in Worcester
Peter Blake of Cliff street is taking a
few weeks vacation from his duties at
the +. ID. Ladd stores. He left to-day
for Boston to visit for a week with rel
atves
H. H. Carroll who has been spending
the past few days in the city left lost
night for Bethel for a few days visit
before returning to his home at Nh'te
River Junction.
Clifford Caswell of West street, who
has been passing a vacation in Enfield,
n. H., and White River Junction, has
resumed his duties in the office Of the
National Life Insurance Go. in Mont
pelier.
John Conf, who was called to Barre
by the illness and death OF his aunt,
Mrs. Rosa Conf, of 80 Blackwell street.
returned last night TO Quincy, Mass,
where he is employed in the granite in
dustry.
Six members of the Il WIZ team
from Burlington are members OF the lnl-
yersity of Vermont. Malcolm and MAJ
forth, the great college battery, Maiden,
Berry, Grow and Fitzpatrick are among
the players. Game starts tomorrow at
8 o'clock ADV.
Cost Casoa of Santander, Spain, who
recently arrived in Barre, left to-day
for Bethel to visit for few days with
friends. MIR. Casoa arrived in New York
two weeks ago from his native home.
For the past week he has been the guest
of friends in Barre.
Among those who registered as guests
at The Buzzell hotel yesterday were: 7.
Miller. Boston , r. Diver, Burlington;
Joseph Doyle, Boston; Henry DuVergre,
Brener Beach, " j.; G. II. White, Phila-
delphia; A. Gallivan, Boston; r, L. Me-
I.eod. Hardwick; W. S. Simonds, Hard
wick; 4. d. Wharf New York; H. II.
Carroll, White River Junction; H. II.
Lane, Springfield. Mass.
The last opportunity to see baseball
this season will come tomorrow at
Berlin street when the Italian play the
81 will" team OF Burlington. This team
is managed by VIII T. Maiden and con
tains the cream of Vermont players, pos
itivelv the best team to face the state
champions this year. Malcolm and May
forth will perform for the Burling-
tonians while Weafer and Comolli will
be in the points for the Italians. Game
starts at 3 o'clock.
Fully 80 members of the Barre council,
Knights of Columbus, have been enrolled
to participate in the eXemplitication OF
the fourth degree to be held at Mont
peIier on Columbus day, Oct. IL, when
about 1870 members from the state VIII
receive the degree. OF this number
about 40 are expected from Montpelier.
The Others will be from the various
councils of the state. DR.. Ridden OF
Bellows Falls will have charge of the
degree I'm the evening of Columbus day
concert and ball will be held by the
Barre council in the Rowland hall. The
ball will be under the direction OF the
following committee, Charles Wilkie. y.
j. Sullivan and John 0Leary. Riley's
orchestra has been engaged to furnish
music for the dancing. The ball will be
an invitation affair.
Within the coming few days a meeting
OF representatives of the Barre A. c. and
the Italian A. c. will gather in session
to decide the disbursement OF the 500
prize offered for the baseball game be-
tween the two clubs at the Labor day
celebration. The game was ended in the
ninth inning when Umpire Murray sus-
pended play The play had reached the
latter half OF tine inning with but one
Italian batter out. At that time the
score was ) to , in favor of Barre. I'm
pire Murray is said to have called the
game because of the failure Of balls to
be furnished to complete the game. The
Italians entered protest to the sport
committee of the labor day committee.
A vet no decision has been taken on
the division Of the money. The spoils
will be divided at the meeting The
game was played upon a 90 and 40 per
cent basis.