The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-05
TALK or THE TOM


Rooms. II Elm street.
Sheriff AFRO A. Reed OF Orange county
was business visitor in the city To.
day.
Boy scout of troop four will meet At
the Methodist church tonight at
o'clock.
Mrs. William b. Jones of Williams
town was a business visitor In the city
yesterday,
Regular meeting Of the Modern Wood
men of America this FRIDAY evening
mt 1870 o'clock.
Judge II. ". Scott has returned from
Bangor, Me, where he attended a state
convention Of the N. T.. o. 7.
Luke Gallagher of Short street re-
turned home yesterday, after passing
several days in Boston on business
Sergt. A. Holmes is stationed at Hotel
Barre for the purpose OF comforting with
British subjects who contemplate enlist.
ing.
just received. new shipment OF hats
the latest modes of the city. Call and
select Prices right. Mrs. Blar Marlanl,
81 Warren street.
To-day we will sell you good used
upright piano, fancy walnut case, three
pedals, full seven and one-third octaves,
! for $3.50, was 1910. Bailey's Music
Rooms, IA Elm street.
Philip Nardini of Lynn, Mass, was
recent visitor in the city, while on his
way home, after attending the funeral
of relative in Marshfeld. Eugene
Mazzolini of Randolph, who also a.
tended the funeral, called ON Barre
| friends
The Barre Milk Producers association
will hold a meeting Saturday evening,
| April 9. at o'clock in the II. A. Perry
| Real Estate Office. Business: Adjust
| inc prices and other matters between
the producers and local dealers. \. l..
Smith, secretary.
Listen aud look Special for Satur
dav: Lowell & Covell chocolates 80
cent values at 10 cents; bananas from
Is cents up; fresh Strawberries and a
fine display of other seasonahle irut.
Give US trial. Barre Fr;sit store,
George Manistty, Mascot building
d. 4. Perry returned this morning
| from Greenfield, Mass, where he held q
very successful sale OF registered stock
for DIR. Clark. Tuesday and Wednesday
he held a wo-day sale at Brattlcboro
for the Purebred Livestock Co. aud this
afternoon he holds sale at Montpelier
! for A. J. Howes
Lyman w. Whitcomb, who enlisted IN
| the l.. S. navy three months ago arrived
in the city last night from the Bunk IN
| Island training camp near Boston. for
few DAYS furlough which ne Is pass
jnr with his mother. Mrs. Harriet Whit
comb, of Seminary hill Mr.. Whitcomb
has been transferred to New York, and
expects to leave for that city carly next
week
William McCranaghan Of Windsor =
| GraniteviIe. who Is listed in municipal
court as an habitusl drunkard, vas
| locked up last night on an intoxicatlun
charge and arraigned this forenoon be
! fore Magistrate H. w. Scott. MrGran
Afghan entered plea of guilty, was
| fined SIS and costs, and expects TO Sc
tie TO avoid Jail sentence. William
Kingston of Barre acknowledged first
oTensc and paid the minimum fine and
costs.
At the home of her son, Albert Scott
of Liberty street, last evening, Mrs .Jan-
ME Scott was the guest Of honor az a
| surprise party in which nearly thirty
women participated, the occasion being
in the nature Of farewell reception.
There was program of yictrola mum
bers and progressive whist was enjoyed.
Speaking for the guests Mrs. Murdo Me.
/ Iver presented Mrs. Scott silver jew Il
| ca sket. which contained sum Of morey
in gold A box luncheon was served
| during the evening. Mrs. Scott left Tie
city to-day for Montreal, 7. q, where
she expects to make her home.
G. Manzini, Barre granitecutter, who
has been passing two years m Switzer
land. the land of his birth, arrived IN
the city this morning from an Atlantic
port. after having experienced an inter
esltinc VOYAGE overseas from Italy. Mr..
| Manzini boarded the steamer at an ltal-
ian port, and went through the expert
ences which have attended every trans
! Atlantic passenger since the war broke
ont. Everywhere. il seemed, there was
danger Of Hun submarines, and passcn-
gers aboard the ship on which the Barre
man sailed were obliged to get their
sleep in the daytime, and TO be ready
| TO leave the boat at night. For tic
present Mr. Msnzin is staying with
| friends on Pleasant street,
New England schools contribute large
| " to the personnel of the Baseball team
at Goddard seminary, where the hill
bows are practicing daily for stiff dia
mond campaign this spring. Among the
veterans arc Bonnie Tryon, catcher,
mig" Smith of Barre, at the keystone
position. and Dutch Jacobs, who
PLAYED with the Montreal Crescents,
| Dutch is captain. In the new material
is Walter kopf, former shortstop for
New Britain high. He is lett,handed
batter and stings the ball like Witt,
Asa Kelly, last years pitcher from
Dorchester high, will be seen on the
mound. and as he is a Charlie Hoernle
pick up much is expected of him. Bill
Beattie. who played for Windsor last
summer. will be seen on the hot corner.
| Evans, Berry, Sassi and Robertson, me
latter from New York are also billed foe
hurting duty. Camtz, formerly of Brook
line high, will be with Capt. Jacobs in
the outfield. Connolly from New Brit
ain looks good this year. Other material
! includes SIayton. O'Meara, Rourke ana
King. Coach Edward Mct'innis. former
| " of Dorchester, st. Johnsbury and
Cubs, will work the nine. The first garle,
with Jack Davidson's j. 4. c., will be
PLAYED April 10. A trip TO Boston will
be made in May.
Professional Tact.
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