The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

Il Frank Blouin was week end visito
with friends in Burlington.
\ Lee Hall is making visit of seyera
\ days with friends in Newport.
| Car Of fancy liberia peaches just ar
rived. See quality and price. Divers
Fruit Co.
Mr. and Mrs. p. A. Noonan Of "a Cliff
street were the guests OF friends II
Groton over the weekend.
Mrs. Marion Macdonald wishes to an
nounce that her "Home Bakery" vii
reopen Tuesday, Sept. 2s, at rs Elm
street.
Miss Marguerite Clark Of French
street left yesterday for New York City
where she will make a two weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. George Cadger
formerly of Barre.
Charles Zanleoni, jr.. of North Main
street, who is taking 10 days vacation
from his duties in the Barre Drug store,
| il spending week with friends in Mas
sachusetts and Connecticut.
| Charles T. Southgate resumed his du-
ties in the Montpelier & Wells River
ticket office this morning, after spending
a few days with Mrs. Southgate at their
home in South Royalton.
| Mrs. Percy johnson Of Beeeher Falls
and Miss Lillian Hill, who have been
passing several days in the city as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Gamble
Of Division street, have returned TO their
homes.
James McAdam, who has been passing
several days at the home OF his mother
Ar1 Ia IA Jo,, NJ fthstrah str
returned yesterday to Orangeburg, NJ j.,
where he is employed by the Tenney
company.
Peter Giacherio, the Smith street
young man, who received painful iniur-
les in an auto and motorcycle collision
on North Main street last week, con-
tinues to make satisfactory progress to-
ward recovery.
Miss Ruth Robinson, who has been
passing the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. Robinson Of Acad
envy street, has returned to Wellesley,
Mass, 20 enter upon her second year at
Wellesley college.
The Mercer house on the Montpelier
road is beautiful inside, and the location
is an ideal one for residence Just out Of
town. The place is for sale with enough
land for nice garden. Call up NJ. A.
Hoadley, Montpelier, and ask for price
and terms. Phone ADM.
John Mccarthy, who has been passing
two weeks vacation in Boston and
New York, returned from the Hub yes
terday, having witnessed the first three
games of the Detroit Boston baseball |
series. Fred w. Bancroft and Henry |
Denning also returned from Boston, aft
er having attended the series.
Miss Susan Birnie, who has been
spending several days in the city as a
guest in the home OF Alexander Watson
of Merchant street, returned yesterday
to Jersey City. She was accompanied
by Miss Jessie Watson, who is taking a
vacation from her duties in John b. KEEL
ly's office on North Main street and
who will make two weeks visit in
New York and New Jersey.
Victor Smith returned this morning
10 Hanover, y. H., to resume his studies
at Dartmouth college Other Barre boys
who left for Hanover to-day to enroll
Il Dartmouth are John Gordon, 1915
graduate Of spaulding high school, and
Nelson Brown, who completed a prepare
tory course at Spaulding in 1914. Is
Messrs. Gordon and Brown have been
prominent in athletics at the high school
Thirty members OF the Criterion club
md invited guests motored 10 Pigeon
,ond in Plainfeld Saturday afternoon
or their annual clam bake and corn :
cast. An advance guard OF club mem. }
'ers had prepared the well known sue
ulent clans and bantam yellow corn In ]
ntieipation Of the event and immediate. ,
y upon their arrival the picnickers had !
aught 10 do but fall 20 and essay a few
sgerdermain performances on the gooe =
hings provided. For those who did not ]
are 10 join in the national pastime,
here was boating and bathing privi-
gees. but a majority Of the crowd either
layed or watched 4 most exciting base.
al game between teams captained BY o
William Stewart and A. NJ Flanders
darkness closed down with the two n
ANS vainly engaged in trying 20 dis. j
live a 5-5 tie. A committee consist. r
u OF A. A. Creamcr. William Stewart :
nd X. NJ Hunt had charge OF the ar
lngements.
There is one man in oange who is =
nwilling % forecast the prospects for :.
FER when the bars ar lowered to big :
,me hunters late In The fall Charles
iills. who lives on the far side Of Orange :,
tights, was in the city Saturday and =
ie observations he las made in TIE
lnting country this summer are worth ~
'peating. II was during the haying =
ason, Mr.. Mills says. that scarcely a
eht passed without the appearance Of ~
herd Of deer in his bayfield,. More r.
ten than not the deer would tary in
e twilight and frolic among the hay
cks. tossing the nsw-uuovn grass about =.
IN their horns after the manner of
ayful cows. These performances were =.
common that men shout the Mills z
aee ceased 70 comment on them. OF
dden, however. the deer abandoned ~
cir visits and since hnyine there have ~
en no signs II deer IN that ueighbor. -
Cd Mr.. Mills does not oHer % Vouch.
r. any reason for their unusual de- -
rearance. -.
Ssvorinr e ths North shore or pr ~
- some other familiar leach ~ TIE I
.sids. Founfein park. near thf Marvin -
m On the Moatpeiier rnaa vas tie -
sns ~ The lZfh annual elamt,eke giV-
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