The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-18
TALK OF THE TOWN


Sale OF ladies' dresses at Vaughan's
Clearance sale children's dresses at
Vaughans.
Miss Sauna Ogala OF New York ar
rived in the city this forenoon to make
an extended visit.
Call up the Barre Drug Co. and order
an ice cream brick for your Sunday
lunch. Telephone l2f-l.
Ice cream bricks for your Sunday
lunch-served in cartons. No bother
with container to be returned. Tele-
phone 1871.
p. f. Mclaughlin, the representative
of the Granite, Marble g. Bronze maya
zine, returned to-day to Boston, after a
few days visit in Barre and vicinity
Mrs. Henry Knight, Mrs. Olive Will
liams and daughter, Marjorie, and Miss
Hortense knight, left this forenoon for
North Hero, where they viii pass the
coming few weeks with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul w. Waterman, who
were united in marriage at Plaintield a
few weeks ago, returned last night from
a tour through New York state and
several New England states For the
present they will reside on Washington
street.
Rev. j. b. Reardon is to deliver the
sermon in White River Junction to-mor-
row evening at service ordaining Rev.
Richard H. Mclaughlin into the Chris
tian ministry. Mr.. Mclaughlin has re-
Gently been appointed pastor of the Uni
versalist church in White River juno
ton.
Mr., and Mrs. S. Hollister jackson and
son, Nelson Parkyn, returned to-day
from Kingston, Ont, where they have
been visiting for the past few days.
Mr.. jackson went to Kingston the first |
Of the week to meet Mrs. Jackson and |
son, who have been passing a few
months at Chicago and Mrs. Jackson's |
former home at Chetek, Wis.
The Red Men are conducting their an
nual outing and picnic at Caledonia park |
to-day. The forenoon train over the
& Wells River railroad trans
ported large delegation to the picnic
grounds. Other members left on the
Barre & Montpelier traction cars. Spe
,ial train accommodations have been Sc
,ured to transport the picnickers back
% the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maiden left this
orenoon for Old Orchard, Me. Mrs.
Maiden will pass the summer there. Mr.
daiden will leave in the course of
ew days for Gslganda, Ont, where he
las made his residence for the past few {
ears MIR. Maiden will stop at St.
ohns, r. u, on his return trip to visit (
or few days as the guest of his son,
William Maiden, who is playing summer
all there.
Among those who registered at The
suzzell hotel yesterday were the follow I
ng Fred Muhlfelder, Albany, n. Y; II
" r. Fletcher, Boston; Leo NJ. Bart '
EFT, New York; A. c. Wright, Detroit, q
Itch; BENJAMIN. Kraft, Manchester, N. IL
T.; W. S. Obey, Portland, Me-; f. Ricco, c
Ioston Eugene F. Nenenills, Boston; i
William McCaffry, Dorchester, Mass; t
10Y Mccarthy, Norfolk, Va; August A. c
veyres, Dorchester, Mass II
The Fortes club held its first annual
uting at Benjamin Falls yesterday
he members assembled at the park in
ne early forenoon and passed the day
mong the shady groves. At noon
asket lunch was served, and in the
fternoon sports were INDUCED in. The
lting was abruptly ended by the thun-
or shower late in the afternoon. Tho 4
rent proved successful, and much of the r
edit for il is reflected on the commit :
e in charge, which comprised Misses :
ortense Knight, Blanche Haskins, y
nth Waterman and Marguerite Brown !,
After several years of fruitless nego- IL
atoms, the Barre A. c. and the Italian k
c. viii meet at the Berlin street al
ounds this afternoon at o'clock, and d,
operations have been made for one of HI
e largest crowds ever gathered at the ]
Id. Ropes will be strung along the ia
st and thrd-base lines to prevent in
owding, ana detail of six policemen
III be present. Carl Pease of Laconia, di
H., has been selected to act as UNI Sc
re. The following players will be seen TO
the /. A. c. lineup: Weaferi, D.; in
'molli, C.. Calcagni, h.; Giacamuzzi,
i; Clare, S.; Davidson, 3D.. Bottigi, IN
; Ricciarelli, RI; Williams or Marchesi, hi
The personnel of the Barre team TO
II be the following: Davidson, p; ca
vile, c.; Laird, h.. Sullivan, 2b.; Mute. 81
/; Johnston, 3D.. Peduzzi, IT,; Tomasi at
Brown, cf.; Stuart or Brown, IF. te