The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

Fred Eaton reports having the first
green cucumbers out Of his.garden to-
day noon,
Miss Ida b Haviland of the Adams
Co is taking a few days vacation from
her work.
G. S. Meaker is spending his two
weeks vacation from F. d, Lsid's store
III camp at Joe's pond
A son, weighing eight and onehJf
pounds, was born July IL to Mr.. and
Mrs L. Berdossi Of Foss street.
George Lander Of Washington street
left yesterday for Burlington, where
he will spend few days with his
wife.
| Lawrence Rising of Bolster avenue
spent the week end in Burlington with
his wife. who has been visiting friends
there for some time.
Miss Josephine Colombo, stenog
rapher for the Union Granite Go. of
Waterbury, spent the week end in
Barre visiting her mother.
Miss Myrtle Pirie returned TO the
Adams store, after her weeks vacation,
which she spent with party of
friends at Niggerhead pond.
Henry Moies left yesterday for Bur
lington. where he will spend the great.
er part of bis two weeks vacation
from his work at the + d. Lsdd store.
William g. Reynolds, John Rowen
and. A. A. Lsmorey returned to Barre
Saturday from Sharon, where they had
been spending few days at the Shar-
on club, fishing
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Macneil and
son. Wesson, returned Saturday night
from Lake Winnepessukee. where they
have been spending the past two weeks.
Mr.. Macneil resumed his duties in the
Adams store this morning.
The Misses Daisy. Myrle and Chris
tina Pirie, with their friends. Miss En-
lily King. Miss Eta McInnes and Miss
Gertrude Wood. all Of Granitevile,
have been spending the past week at
the Pirie cottage at Niggerhead pond.
Msrshfeld A full week Of relaxation
and pleasure offered relief from the hot
weather OF the past week, and brought
much plea sure to everyone in the par
ty.
The funeral services Of Francis Fer
nandez, who died Friday morning from
tuberculosis at the Barre City hospital,
was held Saturday afternoon at the
Perry and Noonan chapel and burial
was in St Michacls cemetery. Ed
ward Gomez Elisio Cango, P. Gomez
and B. Fisgusso acted as bearers at
the ceremony. Mr. Fernandez had been
suffering from tuberculosis for over
three years. but il was not until com
paratively recently that the disease
gained such hold upon him that he
was forced to discontinue his work as
stone-cutter at Young Bros granite
plant. He is survived by wife and
three small children
A farewell party was given at the
home Of Mrs. J. Alexander on Brook
street on Friday evening in honor Of
her mother. Mrs Grey, who is soon to
leave for Aberdeen. Scotland, her ma
tive land. In behalf OF the many
friends present. Mrs. ?. Cassidy pre-
sented Mrs grey sum Of money, for |
which she feelingly responded. Re
freshments and lemonade an waters.
ice cream and cake were served. A
varied program Of piano solos and
singing added to the nights enjoy 1
ment. The party broke mp with the
singing Of Aud Lang Syue.' and wish
ing Mrs Grey bon voyage.
In ball game featured by all-sround 4
smuggling and clean fielding. the east
hill team went down to defeat before
the North Montpelier team yesterday 4
afternoon on the lstter's grounds. by /
= score II les Though a fine drizzls 4
set in before the game had progressed
very far. the fielding was not mste
rally affected Both teams had little
trouble connecting sith the hall but
the local team seemed 20 get their hits
a. the opportune utsnents. finally pill
ing ~ 10 runs 10 half that number for
the csst bill boys The outsiders staged
3 ninth inning rally. driving in four
home runs. but clever fielding stopped
the rally before il Rad assumed danger
Gus proportion johnson and O'Keefe.
east bill and Tsplin and TAYLOR 81
North Meutpsiisr SIRE she opposing !
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