The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Ethel Marion of Summer street
went yesterday to Burlington, where sh'
will visit relatives for a few days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Cutler, Mrs. Min
ME Sanders and daughter, Bernice, re
turned last night from Piermont, \. Ii.
where they have been making short
visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mcneil and son
Weston, OF Camp street and Mr.. and Mrs
Perley Carr motored TO Laconia, \. H..
Yesterday, where they were guests OF
Mrs. McNeils sister, Mrs. Edwards. dur
ing the day.
Roy L. Premier. who is employed in a
shoe store in Pittsfeld, Mass. is spend
ing a few days with his mother, Mrs. FL
len Premier, OF Washington street. anu
with other relatives in Barre and Mont
pelier.
The Granitevlle Athletics defeated the
south end team OF this city al baseball
Monday afternoon by score OF 6 TO ..
II took 10 innings TO get decision and
the game abounded in thrilling situa-
tions. A large holiday crowd saw the
contest. Aldrich and Morrison did the
battery work for the Graniteyille team
and Thompson. Polli and Webster were
in the points for the visiting aggrega
tlon. Aldrich famed eight men. as
against four for Thompson and six for
Polli. Two men were walked BY Aldrich
and five by Thompson. The Granitevilie
team has recently recognized and in
tends to conduct an aggressive campaign
among semi. professional teams in Barre
and vicinity this summer. Walter Weir
il manager Of the team and all commu.
nications should be addressed 10 him.
South Barre school children paid a
pretty tribute 10 the three Grand Army
men Of that neighborhood by acting a.
an escort TO the trio Of veterans while
they were en- route to the city Monday
morning to participate In the parade
and exercises. While Jason johnson.
Nathan Harrington and Isaac Baker, 10
gether with Mrs. johnson, a msmber q
the ladies q. A. v. circle, we're driving
10 Barre. a party Of 80 childrcn. each
CARRYING aloft = copy 81 the sfais ard
stripes. marched ahead of the teams
The children marched in good order and
were greeted with many . pleasant smile .
along the way. Arriving IN Barre. they
we're later given = place in the morning /
lsrade 10 Elmwood. NCiFin Wright act
a as drummer boy for the escort and
be other officers wcre a. folloHs, Dfm
na ior. Wendeli Dudley standard bsa
-. Herbert Watson and Haven Vel
aee. captains ~ the line. James Bar
~ and Mason Howard Tiags vns
furnished IS ths lhdirs' cirtls - the
n Al the exercises IN the ~gu
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