The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-02
TALK OF THE TOWN


orangeade ice at Russell's to-day.
Carnival postcards on sale at Martins
bookstore.
Lot odd corsets to sell 25c at the
Vaughan store.
New potatoes at Smith & Cummings,
only l5c peck.
Yes, we serve that thirst quenching
drink, the Manhattan float. browns
Pharmacy.
Something different from the Bryan
and Wilson split, the national hickey;
it's at browns Pharmacy.
The Salvation Army is in need of all
kinds of clothes and will greatly appre-
ciate all that may be given.
win the Mrs. Morris, who found the
green sweater on North Main street,
please call at the Times office?
Have you tried honey moon sundae
If you have, tell your friends. Served
at the store OF specialist browns.
/ A daughter, weighing ten pounds, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. M. l. Spaulding OF
q Merchant street Friday, July 80.
w. H. Pitkin of Boston, former resi-
dent of Barre, is spending few days
at Hotel Barre. He is accompanied by
Mrs. Pitkin.
James +. eastman, the contractor who
built the new City hospital building,
and Mrs. eastman of Burlington are reg
istered at Hotel Barre.
Mrs. Edward Taber of Burlington, who
has been visiting at the home OF James
Tassie and daughter of West street, re-
! turned to her home last night.
Regular monthly meeting of the In
dependent Order of Foresters Tuesday
at 7 D. m. sharp in Knights of Columbus
hall. Dance after the meeting. Every
body invited.
Palmist and clairvoyant. Consult "the
little wonder" celebrated trance medi-
um Wonderful manifestations of second
and third sight. Room is, Buzzell ho-
tel
The Salvation Army will hold an open
air meeting at Williamstown tonight at
6 80 il weather permits. They viii re-
turn in time to hold meeting at the hall
ut s p. m.
An automobile party consisting of DR..
and Mrs. c. A. Cramton, Edward A.
Cramton and Misses Gertrude and Mar
iorie Cramton of st. Johnsbury visited
in the city Saturday.
John Robertson of New York City, a
former clerk in the Daylight store, Is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Robertson of Trow avenue, for
neriod of two weeks
The Friday cooking class will meet
| Tuesday afternoon at o'clock In the
Congregational vestry. After this week,
the Friday and Saturday cooking classes
will meet once week, at the usual
time.
Elder Eyer, member of the Vermont
Mormon conference committee, who has
been visiting with James Tassie at his
home on West street for few days, re-
turned TO his home in Burlington this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith Ind
daughter, Maybell, John Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Darby spent Sunday at
the White mountains and also visited
in Hanover, n. II. The trip was made
by auto.
DR.. and Mrs. G. G. Andrews of Can
ton, Y. Y. and Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. An
drews of Richmond, have returned TO
their homes, after visiting at the home
of c. S. Andrews of Maple Grove for
the past few days. Their trip was made
by auto.
Captain c. Newell Barber OF the East
Montpelier road eft yesterday for Bur
lington. where he is TO be attached 10
the general staff Of the Vermont National
Guard during its annual encampment on
the state muster grounds near Fort
Ethan Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Park and
daughters, Lillian and Dorothy, who had
been spending the week with the for
mer's mother, Mrs. John Park. of Ma.
nile avenue. returned 20 their home in
Waterbury yesterday. They made the
trip by automobile.
The Barre Athletic club returned Sat
lurdav night from Bristol, where they
were defeated by a score Of 10 TO by
the Bristol Athletic association. kiley,
the Barre pitcher. had a day of and was
touched mp for u hits He lost his game
m the first inning when they sent five
runs in. The team lined up as fol-
lows: Barre A. C.-Stuart, ID; Peduzzi,
Ilf: Johnston, So; Brown Fl; kiley, pi
Jones. 80; smith. 2b, Fowlie. G; Tsplin,
n. Bristol A. A-Triggs. 50. Bresne-
han, 3b; Van Alstyro, 2hi March, lbi
Palmer. pi Hamilton, e. Prime, cfi G.
kinon, RI Kelley, II.
Against the Richmond A. A. at Rich
m0nd Saturday afternoon the Italian A.
&. put up a good fight, bat lost by a
score Of 3 20 2 Seven hits were made
of Mcaferis delivery and ten from Gal.
larhcr's Not until the ninth inning
L did the Italians score az al. and then
tour 81 theis hits. three d0ables and a
single. failsdso bring IN more than two
scores. The two teams nov stand even.
the Italian A. G. winning the FIRST game
hv tie same score. The teams lined
up a. follouss Richmond &C Tomasi.
Is. Gallagher. p; Grow, a. Wilder, 4
ID. Berry. e. Clark, q; Laflolette, =
Murphy q. Henley, -. Italian a c.
ILrors. -. Niears. 81. GAY. -, G0rnoi-
lH. =. Wsaferi D. Bottirri- %. 6'tncoo-
murh. -. Rioeiarsili r. Tonazzi, 81
scau,rini II.
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AZ ths Lard a Sehotur Shoe Co.. Mr.
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Mr.. " a Lswis sud George Fiks q
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