The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

II to-day.
II We serve soda as you like it. Barr
Drug Co.
II Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Tilden of Prospec
street are entertaining Miss Nell Badge
H Of Mortified.
Mrs. A. w. Eastman of Eastern ave
nue. has returned from stay OF severa
days with friends in Mortified.
Miss Margaret Maberini is assisting
Il IN the Barre Candy Kitchen during tn
absence OF Miss Hazel Rollins.
H Prof. o. X. HOLSTER is enjoying TIVE
II weeks vacation at Old Orchard. H,
II plans to return home July 20.
II Mrs. A. M. Stafford and Mrs. Eliza B
II Perry OF Long street left yesterday for 9
H weeks stay at Queen City park, Burling
II ton.
H Miss Annie Bigelow returned to hei
II home in Stowe this morning. She was
II operated on at the City hospital two
II weeks ago.
II Mr.. and Mrs. George Linekin Of Mer.
H chant street left this morning for Hard
II wick, where they will visit relatives and
\ friends for few days.
II Mrs. J. t. Callaghan of North Main
street and Mrs. Agnes Williams of Aver
/ i'll street have returned from a few days
stay in camp at Lake Morey.
H Wilbur j. Hosmer of Boston arrived
in the city this morning to assist b.
II w. Hooker q Co. in laying the linoleum
az the new City hospital on Washington
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. Hall and Mr..
and Mrs. S. S. Hall, who have been tour
ing central and southern Vermont, were
visitors in the city this morning on their
way home to Montgomery Center.
Peter Maloney of Websterville was
visitor in the city to-day on his way
to Burlington, where he viii make a
weeks visit with relatives before going
TO New York City, where he has secured
employment.
On and after July 10 the Websterville
stage will leave Websterville postoffice
at 6:l5 in the morning, also at o'clock
in the afternoon. will also take parties
out Sundays with the auto truck. John
MacFarlane.
/ Miss Georgina Brock and Etlo Prestini
| have been added to the force of help at
the Houghton & Robins store on North
Main street. An auto delivery truck
has also been purchased. 1t is being
driven by NJ. P. Blake.
Principal c. H. White OF Spaulding
high school, who has been passing part |
of the summer with his family in South |
Walden, has gone to Burlington to at. |
tend summer school sessions at the Uni |
versity of Vermont.
Harry Kent, who has been taking
two weeks vacation from his duties in
the Granite City printing office, returned
last night from The Wiers, n. H. While /
away Mr.. Kent has been visiting several
cities in both Massachusetts, and New
Hampshire.
Thomas Tomasi, who has played -hne
game OF baseball with the Richmond
A. A. of Richmond, has been secured by
them TO play on their nine for the re-
mainder OF the summer. He went this
morning to ST. Adams, where he will
probably pitch against the st. Adams
team this afternoon.
Judge F. n. Dickson and Mrs. Dickson
Ct st. Paul, MINI. Miss A. F. Potter and
f.. p. Strong, also of St Paul, who are
on an extended motor trip through the
eastern states, are passing the weekend
at Hotel Barre. Other visitors at Hotel
Barre include Morris w. Haft and
party OF friends from New York City.
The following members Of the Italian
A. c. second baseball team left this noon
for Rochester, where they line up this
afternoon: Rulfo, Colombo Marchesi,
Scsmpini, Graini, Calcagni, G. Fowlie,
kidder and Finnegan. Finnegan, who is
twirling 10 good advantage this sum
mer will do the pitching this afternoon.
The trip was made by auto.
The baseball lines are rapidly forming
for the first clash in the business men.
professional men series that is 20 be
played through the months of July and
August for the benefit of the play
grounds Next Wednesday at 4 O'Clock
the teams viii meet for the first game.
The Italian A. c. field on Berlin street
ias been selected as the arena where the
.wo embattled factions shall make their
irst initial stand. As the days 90 by,
,ood deal of interest is being manifested
,ver the question of who viii appear in
he lineup of the two teams. Zach cap
an - 70 hHfitHNtt the fti -thHtA u AHf
aggregation he Is 10 marshal az North
Barre and until then the makeup Of the ,
cams is TO remain a mystery.
Sometime before Aug. l, when the
phore Of jurisdiction in Vermont mum :
ipal courts il 70 be materially widened
ltcrations to the court room a. city 5
all are TO be made BY the aldermanic :
property committee. New statutory pro- IL
isions for extending the powers 81 tho n
ity judges provide for q jury Of twelve -
len instead Of the half dozen jurors lc
itherto drawn in justice cases. There n
ore. the jury box that has served is e
urposs since the present city hall was y
rected viii have 20 BE- enlarged in or lr
cr that double the usual number Of n
irymen NAV b. seated. To that end y
be- main entrance e. the court room IL Ia
, ~ moved neafer Prospect street, m
iauge which VII permit the earTentsrs y
, bBIid en- annex on the jury box IL
A crowd q young people. Including H.
lrue Of the nurses from the CITY hos r.
tai. enjoyed q straw fids last evening =
'tsr Which they were entertained e. tlis z
srklFv farm ~ Mr.. snd Mrs u. ~ lr
efklev. 4 rtiakan re Euprer vHs ~