The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-16
TALK OF THE TOWN


II Knights.
y Refrigerators and ice chests at Sad
H lier's, 10 Keith avenue,
II Go to the Bijou, the coolest place in
town, and see good picture program
II Henry Watkins Of West street, who
has been passing few days at Bristol
returned to the city last night.
II The ladies of the Universalist church
will hold an automobile social Wednes-
day evening, June Is, weather permit
ting.
Tickets for the S. II. s. alumni con.
cert and ball are now on sale. Concert
tickets, 25c. Concert and ball, 81 per
couple.
Deputy Sheriff George L. Morris left
this forenoon at 1920 o'clock on a
business trip to White River Junction
and Sharon.
Leonard Morgan, who has been visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Grace p. Morgan, of
Prospect street, returned this morning
to Mortified.
Charles Beauregard who has been
spending ten days in the city on bus
mess, returned this forenoon to his
home in Springfield.
Kenneth Owens. student at the Uni
versity of Vermont, returned this morn
ing to Burlington, after passing Sunday
with friends in Barre.
Miss Carrie b. Vincent, who has been
spending a week with relatives in Barre
and Montpelier, returned this morning
to her home in st. Adams.
Harry Dane of the University Of
Vermont is a guest Of his sister, Miss
Marion Dane, a techer in Spaulding
high school, for few days.
| John A. Glib and Martin Riley, jr.,
returned to their work in Mortified this
morning, after spending the week end at
their respective homes in this city.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stephenson,
who have been spending a few days
with relatives in Barre. returned this
morning to their home in Newport.
Henry Lascor, Herbert Clark and
Phillip Clarity left this morning for
Windsor, where they have secured en-
pioyment in machine factory.
Harold Morse, who attends Dartmouth
college, arrived in the city Saturday to
pass the summer at the home OF his |
mother, Mrs. Harriet Morse, of Camp
street.
Il. NJ. Squires returned this morning |
by motorcycle to his home in Lyndon
vile, after spending the week end with |
his brother in law, Edward p. Carter, of |
Church street.
The Washington street Stars and the
East street Athletics staged an exciting
baseball game at the Gospel Village com
mon Saturday, when the former gained
the victory by 30 TO s score.
Edward p Carter of Church street left
last night for Boston, where he win re-
main several days on business connect
ed with the Central Granite Co., of which
concern he is the superintendent.
Miss Marguerite Doheney of Camp
street went to Boston Saturday night,
being called there by the death Of a
relative. She will return to the city
during the middle of the week.
Miss Helen C. Wilson, who has been
guest of Mrs. Henry II. Jackson, of
South Main street, returned this fore
noon to her home in Lynn, Mass.
Instead of S. S. Smith, it was Ere I,
mont Little, president OF the Barre Spir
itualist society, who delivered the adj /.
dress of welcome at the opening OF the ,
luartely conference of the Vermont State
Spiritualist association in this city Fri I
lay afternoon. 4
B. A. Eastman and Frank Z. Adams
returned yesterday from Woodstock, I
where with members of the Montpelier {
iun club, they figured as the largest q
scorers in trapshooters' meet and q
aptnred silver cup. The trip was a
made in Mr.. Eastman's automobile.
At the last meeting Of the local camp
g AfnIarp NaoIu.an nj ii
/ was decided that the annual picnic v
cld on Saturday afternoon. July 5.
)ewey park and preparations will be q
isde this year to make it even more 9
uceessful than in the past.
From "The Churchman Afeld," in Sat y
rday's Boston Transcript, is CLEANED the =
blowing item: REV. Benjamin Lomax, 8
graduate. this year, of the Gordon
raining school. win become Baptist col b
orter for Vermont with headquarters a.
{ Barre. He was ordained two weeks NJ
go in the First Baptist church. Woon E
1cket. r. J., Rev. George F. Beecher, q
astor' II
Extensive plans are already under way =,
,r the anniversary of the Royal Ar -
mum, which is to be observed by Green : \
fountain lodge in the pythian hall next !.
riady evening. An interesting liter -
y program has been prepared for the .
'cas sion and it is the purpose of the q,
ltertainment committee to make the :,
a get together occasion for I; y
! members of the fraternity in this =
ction.
Friends in this city of Edward p. Ker- -
in, who was formerly in charge of ~
e Western Union Office in Barre, will -. ~
interested to learn that he has been -
ansferred from the keene, y. H., office =.
Naragansett Pier. r. l., for the sum r.
err. While at the popular beach resort. no
r. Kerwin is TO have entire charge of -,
e Western Union lines extending
rough that section. The change comes H.
the nature of promotion to Mr.. Ker- M IN
n. -,
Charles Milne of Glasgow, Scotland, kir
making few days visit at the home We
his brother, James Milne, of Liberty
'eet. This is the first time in TWEEN
-four years that the two brothers
We met. Mr.. Milne is now first mate
the s.SunliVhtf sailing vessel that