The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-27
TALK OF THE TOWN


William Carroll of North Main street
left to-day for Old Orchard Me-, where
he will be employed during the sum-
mer.
Robert johnson Of Division street left
to-day for Woodsyille, n. H., where he
will visit with relatives for the coming
few days.
Benjamin Prestini of Short street left
to-day for Old Orchard, Me-, where he
has secured employment for the coming
summer months.
Tibaldo Gabelloni of Railroad street
returned yesterday from Boston, where
he has been visiting for the past week.
Previous to his visit at Boston he visit
ed at New York
Harry Parks and T. j. Mercer returned
to-day from an automobile trip through
the northern section of the state. Dur
ing the past few days they visited at
Burlington, St. A1bans. Enosburg Falls,
Clarenceville, p. O.. and Franklin.
Miss Hester Cove has arrived to spend
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Cove of Eastern avenue. from
Potsdam, n. Y, where she has been at
tending the Crane Normal Institute of
lAlusie..--
Susan Nichols. Katherine Stewart,
Elizabeth Carson, Glenora Gould and So
phia Campbell of Boston returned yes
terday from Northfeld, where they had
been attending the Norwich university
commencement.
Word has been received in this city
by friends of John Frontini, formerly
Barre resident, of his recent promotion
with the Lang Granite Co. of Cincinnati,
one Of the largest concerns in that sec
ton. Mr.. Frontini left Barre last win
ter and since has been employed as SUI
perintendent of the cutting works. Two
weeks ago Mr.. Frontini was appointed
salesman for the territory covering
Ohio, Illinois and parts of West Nir-
ginia and Kentucky.
A large crowd attended the auction
sale in Montpelier at Farnham's yestet-
day. Horses came in from New Hamp-
shire and different parts OF Vermont.
Forty y-eight horses went through the
auction ring and several were sold az
private sale; also two moving machines,
three horse rakes, hay wagon and other
hay tools and a number of buegies, ex-
press wagons, harnesses, whips, blankets,
halters. etc. Prices seemed very salts
factory to both buyers and sellers G. +.
Smith as usual acted as auctioneer
Raymond j. Arkley of Averill street,
who is taking a few days vacation
from his duties at the Drown garage,
left last night for Springfield, Mass, to
visit relatives. Mrs John Mcleod and
son Of Averill street went this morning
to Highgate Springs to open their camp.
They will be joined later by Mr.. Me-
l.eod. Miss Jennie Sabens, nurse at
the Barre hospital. who is taking
weeks vacation from her duties. went
this morning to her home in Richmond
for visit Allen Reid of Cleveland, O.,
who is visiting his parents, Or. and Mrs.
w. d. Reid. of South Main street, left
this morning for Rutland on short
business trip in connection with the
Vermont Marble Co. Mrs. c. Bianchi
and two grandchildren went this morn
ing to Waterbury for visit of several
days. w O. Gates, who has been visit
ing friends on Summer street since
Tuesday, returned this morning to his
home in White River Junction.
The Vermont Football league had its
initial game of the season at Granite.
vile last evening when the Barre Rang
ers, the 1913 champions and present Lead
prs in the race for championship honors,
climbed the hillside and administered
coat of calcmine to the Barre Hill Ro-
vers. The score was Rangers 4, Barre
Hill Royers 0. The Rangers were always
aggressive. The best playing of the
Barre team was by Melville and Ander-
son. Lynch starred for the Barre Hill
Rovers. In the lineup of the Barre Hill
team appeared many new faces There
will be another game in the champion
ship race at the Berlin street grounds
ate this afternoon when the Bonaecords
meet the Hardwick team for the first
.ime The present standing OF the clubs
n the league finds the Rangers leading
~ a comfortable margin. The Rangers
S the only team with points to its cred
{. They have four points. The Hard
wick team has yet to play game, while
he Bonaccords and Hill Rovers have
ost game each.