The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

~. SWAIN VI IhtIliCt ~. 'A'f 't'S
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
C. A. Hutchinson of Chelsea, Mass.
was among the business visitors in this
city to-day.
James Waldomeyer of Cincinnati O..
was among the business visitors in the
city yesterday.
Two special electric cars will leave
the square at l:l5 Saturday afternoon
to convey those going 10 the Glenugie
picnic
Miss Mamie Watkins, who arrived in
this city recently, will remain for the
summer at the home of her mother on
Summer street.
A. r. Campbell, sewing machine ex-
pert is in town. Repairs all makes Of
machines; work skilfully done at resi-
dences. Orders can be left at store of
Homer Fits Co.
Bear in mind the M. w. of A. public
dance at Rowland hall Saturday, June
s, with Riley's orchestra. Admission,
gents, soc; ladies free.
T. d. Rice left this morning for his
home at Marion, Mass, after spending a
few days at the home Of his daughter
on Washington street.
Mrs. William Shepard of Bethel has
arrived in this city and will visit for
/ several days as the guest of Mr.. and
| Mrs. George Shannon of Pearl street
/ Miss Frieda Hooker who attends Sim
mons college at Boston, arrived in this
| city Wednesday night and will spend
/ the summer vacation at the home of her
! parents on Park street.
William Whitehead, who was former.
/ ~ employed at the Palace garage, re-
turned this noon to his home in Little
ton, n. H., after spending few days
with friends in the city.
Miss Alice Gravestein, the instruc-
tor of drawing in the public schools of
this city, left yesterday afternoon for
her home at North Brookfield, Mass,
where she will remain for the summer.
In the absence of the pastor, Rev.
George VI. Holt, there will be no preach
Sunday, june Q. Bible school will meet
as usual at ll:45 a. m. Young peoples
meeting at 5:45 p. m.
Len P. Wiley Of the Morse block left
this morning for Hadwick, where he
will remain for few days on business.
Nr. Wiley has nearly recovered from
injuries received while visiting friends
in St Johnsbury two weeks ago.
Fred w. Mears, who has been spend
ing several days with relatives in Plain
field and on South Main street, this city
left last night on the Green Mountain
express for Boston, where he will re-
main for few days on business, before
going TO his home in Haverhill.
Let us place music in your home A
few dollars down and a little each month
will do it. We can furnish you with
an organ, piano or victrola Call and
talk it over with US. II. !. Laroe, local
manager, IA Elm street, Barre, VT
Phone Tell. sus
A special meeting of the Bonaccord
Football club will be held in the Pavilion
Saturday, June s, at p. m. Let all
members attend and those intending to
become members, as there is important
business to come before the meeting. |
Per order secretary.
A larger attendance is expected at the
Goddard alumni reunion June l3 than
can be accommodated at the seminary, |
and anyone who will entertain any Of
these people for a day or two is asked
to notify Mrs. +. W. Jackson, I Liberty
street, telephone 1882.
Angus II. A. Smith of South Ryegate |
arrived in this city yesterday afternoon |
and will remain for the rest OF the week |
for the commencement exercises. Mr. |
Smith has just completed his first years |
work at jefferson Medical college at |
Philadelphia. He was graduate of |
last years class at Spaulding.
The Illue Sox Baseball team will 20 /
TO Williamstown tonight, where they |
will line up against the strong VIII /
Jamestown club in the opening game Of t
the Sunset league. Louis Hear will
probably be the pitcher that the Barre
club viii use The other game of the
league will be played at East Barre be-
tween the Graniteyille a. G. and East
Barre A. c.
Friends In this city of Zip" Wake,
field the former Montpelier high school A
baseball catcher, Will be interested to
learn that he has been engaged to play
with the South Boston. club of the Great
err Boston league, Fofthe pat two sea-
sons he has been playing with the Lyna
team of the New England league, where
he is considered not only steady catch
er but also good hitter,
A statement in Yesterdays paper read
wrong. 1t read that the Italian Athletic
club of this city would line up against
the Italian Athletic club of Montpelier
1t Montpelier tomorrow. 1t is the In
dependent club that viii play the Mont
Delier team. The local |. A. G.. team
plays the 10th cavalry tomorrow for
inc first time this year. The colored
.Ioeps from Fort Ethan Allen are
stronger than last year and always are
'apable of playing a good game. Weaf
ri will be sent to the mound to twirl
or the Barre team.
The Goddard seminary baseball team
eft to-day by automobile for st. Johns
,ury, where a game was scheduled with
It, bloomsbury academy. Coach Kurtz
md Manager Charles Pattee accom-
'anied the regular members of the team
GODDARD will meet the st. Johnsbury
ohool for the first time this season, and
IS the east side institution held the
Barre Athletics down to a 6 to 3 score
n this city a few weeks ago, the out
ONE of to-day's game may have a sig
liiicant bearing on the state champion
Lip in baseball.
An exceptionally strong Biograph at
)reamland, "The Female of the Species"
"A picture giving us a remarkable psy-
biological study. 1t is very effectively 4
nd wildly presented and will cause a
God deal of discussion. 1t is acted for
he most part by three players, and these
oles are taken by the three best known