The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Try Orange shcrbet with Goose Gree
: topping at Red Cross Pharmacy to'da,
Come to the dance at Dewey park o
!, Thursday evening. CAROLS orehestr'
G. II. Strachan of Island Pond arrive
in the city this morning for few days
visit with friends.
Earl Smith of Highland avenue be
gan work yesterday for the Georg
Straiton Co. in the south end.
Mrs. Mary Fletcher of Boston, who ha
been spending the past two weeks visit
ing friends in the city and vicinity, re
turned to her home yesterday.
Miss Nina Cassellini left this morning
for Roxbury, where she will remain TO
several days as the guest at the Scampin
farm on the outskirts of the village.
Robert Susena of Berlin street, whc
has been employed as a clerk in thu
American Clothing Store for the past
year, has completed his duties there.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Clark, Mrs. George
Owen, Mrs. Orville Cheney of Washing!
ton and Alison Burnham have returned
to Barre, after spending fortnight in
camp at Joe's pond, West Danville.
Mrs. William II. Eager of 8 Hooker
avenue submitted to an operation at the
City hospital this morning and accord
ing to reports at noon she was resting
as comfortably as could be expected.
Attention, Lady Maccabeesl The an
nual picnic of the association will be
n l. ul,,ra1atr
member is invited to come and bring
their friends. As many as can, take the
1915 car.
Dance, Dewey park, Thursday evening,
July 20. CAROLS orchestra. Car to
Barre after dance. One interurban ticket
from Barre to park on 7;l5, 7;45 and
|s:l5 p. m. cars. Admission, gents, soc;
ladies, free. All rights reserved.
Mrs. G. Merlo of Granite street will
return to the city this evening from
visit with relatives in Boston and Vi
entity. She will be accompanied to the
city by Mrs. r. Mainini of South Fra
mingham, Mass, who will be the guest
of friends in Barre for a few days.
The Italian A. C.'s baseball team will
journey to Richmond for game Satur
day afternoon, and in all probability,
there will be no weekend game in
Barre, as attention for the time being
will be directed TO the annual games and
outing of Clan Gordon at Caledonia
park.
Clerk F. S. Platt OF Rutland and his
assistants arrived in the city this noon
for a session of naturalization court, |
which was opened in the court room at
city hall this afternoon. If there are
enough applicants to warrant an ex-
tension of the sitting, the session will be
continued this evening.
A. Guere, granite cutter employed at
the MARI & Gordon plant, received pain
ful wrist decorations while working yes
terday afternoon, when bull-set which
he was using, slipped and brought his
right hand sharply against a pointed
fragment of stone. So deep were the
,uts that the man went TO the office OF
physician to have them dressed.
Barre Golf club and the Montpelier
1ountry club are to play their post
,oned match on the latter's course Sat
Irday afternoon. On account of the
ainfall July IL, the two teams were
compelled to abandon the match before
he players had got halfway around
he course. IL viii be the final match
IA the series between the intercity clubs.
Anticipating number of summer
ooksings at Dewey park, the Barre
. Montpelier Traction & Power Go. /
$ stringing lights through the grove /,
nd making extensive improvements TO /
he pavilion. There viii be a dance az
he pavilion Thursday night, but the I
improvements will not be wholly COM
leted until the day before the Washing
On County Veterans association gath
re- at the park next week for its an :
ual reunion.
Egedio Rulfo, Louise Bottigi and vii
am Stuart returned last night from ST. n
where they witnessed the c
lseball game yesterday between st.
and Littleton, y. H.. the
ome winning by a score OF ~ 20 ..
base started the game for st. Johns.
lry and was succeeded by Tommy Da- G
dson. William Stuart acted as UNI 4
ire John Davidson, who has been
,ending a few DAYS at his home on b
lmmer street, accompanied the Barre r.
en- 20 ST. Johnsbury and viii remain :
ere for a time.