The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-17
TALK or THE TORN
Howard Reed Of Beebe, p. O., was a
week-en visitor in the city.

Frank Alyord OF Northfleld passe
the week end with his sister, Abbie, Z
this city.
w. Earl Dixon Of Calais, Me-,
spending few days in this city Q
business.
Charles Bouchard Of Quebec, p. Q
is passing few days in the city .
business.
A number Of the local BARRIERS bande
together over the week end and enjoye
motor trip to st. Armand, Pc,
\ Use our ice cream booth for you
party and call for Royal Yum Yum spe
cial Red Cross Pharmacy adv.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Boyce and fam
lily left yesterday for Mallett's bay
where they will pass short vacation
| Miss Theresa Zacchini Of Quincy
Mass, who has been passing weel
with friends in this city, returned Il
her home yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Movall ant
children left to-day for Boston, wher'
they will pass short vacation witt
friends and relatives.
Arthur Averill Of the G. w. Averil
company store returned yesterday from
Greensboro pond, where he has beer
passing a few days in camp.
William Stewart and Francis Du
quette of Bellows Falls are passing q
few days at the home of DR.. and Mrs
j. w. Stewart of West street.
Charles Collins, jr., returned yester-
day to Albany Business college, after
passing several weeks at the home OF
his parents on Spaulding street,
Mrs. Clara Page Of jefferson street
left yesterday for Dover, ". H., where
she will pass few days at the home OF
her daughter, DR. Grace Brown.
Purchase your season tickets for the
chautauqua from the first 500, which
sell for $3.50 each. After the first 500
are sold, the price goes to s3-adv
John MCGOWAN who has been pass.
ing few days with friends and rela-
tives in this city, returned yesterday to
his employment in Hartford, Conn
Mario McIver of jefferson street re-
turned yesterday to Hartford, Conn,
where he il employed, after passing a
few days with friends and relatives in
the city.
A party consisting of Mrs Thomas
Walker, Allie Walker and Robert and
Thomas Walker. all Of Beebe, Quebec,
passed the week end in this city while
on an auto tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carroll of this
city left yesterday for Hartford, Conn,
for short vacation. Mr. Carroll will
resume his duties with the orchestra
the latter part Of the week.
There will be lawn party under the
auspices Of Williamstown grange Tues
day evening, July IS. at the home Of
Charles Blanchard. Ice cream and cake
for sale. Everybody invited. adv.
Saturday was day Of heat 1t was
hot outdoors. 1t was also hot indoors,
but more especially in two chimneys.
So hot in fact, that firemen were called,
first, at 1890 to the home of Mary
Bosworth. IS Merchant street, then.
after their return to the station, to the
home of Alex. Mackie, 80 Beacon street.
No damage resulted in either instance.
Misses Penelope Gall and Ena Adie
of this city returned yesterday from
Grand Ledge, Mich. where they attend
ed the wedding Of George Adie, broth
err Of Miss Adie After leaving Grand
Ledge they visited In Chicago and Lon
don, Ontario. Miss Adie resumes work
to-day at the William Milne Granite |
and Miss Gall resumes her du
ties at the Speciality shop.
Complaints are coming from people |
in the vicinity of Franklin and Elm |
streets who have been in the habit Of |
using the nlailbox, formerly situated |
on the corner of Franklin and Summer
street. This box was smashed up some
time ago when the auto OF Fred Town
send ran into it in an effort to es-
APE collision with another car com
ing down Summer street and has never |
been replaced. Residents OF that local
ty think that II j. about time the
postal authorities took some action on
he matter.
The Barre American Legion baseball
cam met defeat at Jacksonville Sat
irday by the Jacksonville town team
~ a score of TO l. Batteries: Ameri
an Legion, Wiley and Avery Jeffer-
onville, Willard and Webster Yester-
lay at Richmond. the American lie
non team defeated the Richmond A. A.
" score of > to 1. this being Rich
uond's first defeat this year. The Rich
nond team scored two in the first in
ling, one in the second, these being
cored on two hits and two errors. and
heir last run came in the fourth in
ing The AmericansLegion team scored
ne in the fourth and sixth and three
n the lucky seventh. Giacherio. fret
nan up in the seventh. struck out. Polli
rev free pass Colombo. next man
p, got on with single. Comolli, the
ext man. drove out a nice three. bag
er. scoring Polli and Colombo. Wilson.
ext man, drove a grounder to second,
roring Comolli. Dobbs ended the in
Jag by a putout at first. The feature
the game was the pitching Of Will /.
". this being his third game pitched
let week. and the three base hit of :
omolli. 1t was the longest hit ever /.
zen in Richmond. Batteries: Legion. L
Wiley and Comolli; Richmond, Lauder
and and Berry. II