The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Only four more days in which 10 pay
your taxes.
There will be no services OF Sunday
school at the Presbyterian church during
| August
+. II. Carleton went this morning "a
Burlington 20 be with friends through
the week end.
Miss Muriel stanton OF Enosburg Falls
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Stanley Marsh
at Sunnyside farm.
Harry Trask OF jay, Me-, is visiting
at Andrew Blaekmore's on Pleasant
street for few days
Chelsea visitors in the city yesterday
were Lysle Beckwith, Eugene Kennedy,
Arthur Morey and f. Hood.
Andes ranges. Perfection oil stoves,
| White Mountain refrigerators, wash boil.
ers. f. A. Prindle. Depot square.
| Misses Ida and Jessie Jefts OF Misha
| waka, Ind, are visiting at the home of
their cousin, Mrs. n. j. Roberts.
Call l52W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason.
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales 90.
For good dry wood, all kinds, including
chair waste and slabs, order OF Calder &
Richardson, Depot square. Phone $50.
Miss Josephine Rizzi returned 10 her
home on Comolli street this afternoon
from a vacation trip of 10 days in Nil.
ford, ~ II.
+. A. Cove, who has been visiting
friends in WILLIAMSBURG, passed through
the city last evening for his home in
Swanton.
Miss Mildred Stevens returned to her
home in North Adams, Mass this morn
ing after visiting relatives for the past
week on Beckley street.
Special for August, three-pl rubber
garden hose, couch and swing hammocks,
refrigerators, porch rockers, wash wiring |
ers. Sadlier, Keith avenue.
Miss Edna Dunning and Miss Glee
Blanchard, graduates of the Children's
hospital in Philadelphia, are visiting the
latter's mother on Camp street
| Mrs. Alex Daniels returned yesterday |
! from Boston, where she had been for
three months in hospital for treatment.
She is much improved in health.
Mrs. f. f. Garry, who lives with her
daughter, Mrs. Harriet Whitcomb at the
Thompson Memorial, Goddard seminary,
left yesterday for Stowe, where she for
merly lived
Mrs. William Corrigan Of Washington
passed through the city yesterday while
on her way home from visit of q few
weeks with friends in Plattsburg, n.
Y, and Saranac n. Y.
Notice, Meadow Brook Golf club: ,
Championship tournament will COM
mence Aug 6. Partners will be drawn ,
at $3.50 a. m. for qualifying round At
2:30 p. m. the first round of match
plays.
Miss Alice Allen arrived in the city
yesterday and will visit relatives on
Blackwell street for a few days while en-
route from her home in St Adams to Bel I
lows Falls, where she is employed as
bookkeeper.
A party of fishermen consisting of G. L. I
FAIR, A. K. Jones of Claremont, n. H..
Ernest Fisher and Raymond Camp of I
Keene, n. H., visited friends in the city Z
Thursday and Friday while en- route TO
Rouses Point, n. Y, where they expect
to be encamped for two weeks.
Miss Josephine NJ. Rizzi of Comoli
street, who has been passing vacation
Of two weeks at the home Of her uncle, '
F, Comolli, in Milford, n. H., returned
TO the city yesterday. On Monday Miss 81
Rizzi viii resume her duties in the law
office of j. Ward Carver, where her sis st
,er, Miss Mary Rizzi, has been employed G
Turing her absence.
Rev. John b. Reardon, pastor Of the y
church of this city, com J"
nenced his vacation of month this 7
morning, and left this morning for Clare
mont, n. H. where he will meet Mrs N
2eardon, who has been visiting friends p
n Claremont for three weeks. Mr. and 10
FRS Reardon will also visit in Boston,
BROOKLYN and New York City while on ga
heir trip. IF
On Tuesday the Italians will line up -
gainst team composed of girls, who 49,
re making greater New England tour e
his summer under the name of the "Bos- =. -
on girls" This is the first time in Ave '''
ears that girls team has been seen in
cton on Barre diamond Up to the ~, ,'.'
resent they have been playing some fast
ALL and within the last week they have ~. nv
over Claremont IL to 10, Brat Vs.
eboro to s, and York Beach to in
innings. To-day they are scheduled ne
, play Charlie Hoernle's team at st. su
ohnsbury. 20
One of Toney Corey's cleverest horses
rose the Franklin street hill as speed a N
ay late yesterday afternoon in one of Ia
he most exciting runaways that people to
that vicinity have witnessed in many na.
oons. Joseph liter, guest of Mr.. Cor eli,
2, drove the steed to Johnston street
Id left him with his teeth tethered to
inch of snakeweed while he stepped mo
to a mans garden for little CONVEX str
.tion. just as the horse started to run, an,
r. Utter made his way to the road as Ma
to stop the fun, but the steed was not y
be hindered from its course. Down MI,
street to the corner the animal 49,,
Id its breakneck speed, only to swerve ber
5 course long enough to bring up &
ainst pole near the residence of Mrs h,,r
A Houghton on Elm street. The 4
destrians composed the horses feel Con
gs and gathered up the best of the AZ
ndling wood that represented the wag- nos
Mr.. liter came along to lead the hot,
rise away, pausing long enough to Me,
the in water two superficial cute on and
p breast of the runaway. o,,o