The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Lots OF fine lace edges at Abbotts.
Sale this evening, to 0. AT Vaughan's
Have you visited the new Royal Bill
lard Parlorf
A son was born Friday afternoon TO
Mr., and Mrs. William Innis OF Camp
street.
Mrs, William Black and two daugh-
tiers, Gertrude and Irene, have returned
from two weeks visit at Greensboro.
Mrs. Dora Holmes OF North Calais, who
has been visiting relatives in the city
for the past week, left last night for her
home
i John Riley and John Downs OF East
street, returned home yesterday from
Winooski, where they have been making
short visit.
| Homer C. Ladd and family of Orange
street, who have been passing two
weeks vacation at Mallets bay, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. William Brady, who had been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. David WEIGH, OF
the East Barre road, has returned to her
home in Wallingford.
Mrs. Minnie sanders and daughter,
Bernice have gone to Piermont, N. H.,
tHtl Will IuhC uH tAtthAta 'iDib
with relatives and friends there.
Miss Ellen McAllister, who is EN-
ployed in Marshfeld, arrived in the city
Saturday and will make short visit
here, while on two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bottiggi and son of
the Montpelier road, returned home last
night from Burlington, where they have
been making short visit with friends.
Those entering the flower contest to
be held Tuesday afternoon at the AL
drich building are asked to bring the
flowers arranged and in proper recepta-
cles.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward House and son,
Reginald, OF West street left this morn
ing for Williamstown. where they will
make a short visit with Mr.. Houses ia
ther.
Miss Nadine Edwards of Tacoma, n |
H., arrived Saturday and will visit for
about two weeks at the home of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Arthur Mcneil on Richardson
street.
Miss Annie Tassie Of West street left
this morning by auto with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lionel Mathieson OF Montpelier for Al
burg, where she will make visit of
about week.
Regular meeting of Cobble Hill grange
will be held Tuesday evening, Aug liz,
at which time the third and fourth de.
grees will be conferred, followed by a
harvest supper.
The ladies of the Baptist church are
invited to a picnic meeting of the mis-
sionary society at the home of Mrs. Ma
son, Fairyiew street, on Wednesday aft
srnoon. Dinner at ] o'clock.
Misses Gertrude Brenon and Clare
Miles of Burlington, who have been max i
ng an extended visit at the home of q
Miss Kathleen Miles on West street, re-
urned to their homes last night. i
Norman Colombo, infant son of Mr.. I
md Mrs. Henry Colombo OF 80 River
treet, died early Monday morning. The 0
uneral services will be held Tuesday at c
p. m. Burial will take place in Hope
emetery. L
Thomas Tomasi of North Main street
eturned home yesterday from Under y
ill, where he pitched game of baseball !.
or the Richmond team against the Tn
erhill team at Underhill Saturday after. !,
Don. Tomssi won his game by score >
III TO 2.
The Bonaccord football club had their
uto trip to Joe's pond Sunday in eight :,
curing cars at $3.50 and arrived at Joe's !,
ond around o'clock. Breakfast was :
erved in large camp, which was pre-
iously engaged for the occasion. A mo- q
,r launch and several small boats were :,
the members disposal for the earli- ~
: part of the day and were freely taken i
dvantage Of After dinner a baseball
anne between the married and single Ia
Iembers was gone through, the bene- Il,
lets winning by score of TO ?. Me- \,
can was in great batting form for the 10
arried men and had home run. Sight
'eing and a concert in camp in the ~
ifernoon were pleasing features and the m
lip was voted great success. The ~
embcrs thanked the management for !,
le generous way in which they had car
ed out all arrangements. A start for IN
,me was made at 7 n m. and Barre m,