The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

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"On the Frontier l0l Bison, two rec
! feature. WhereY At the home of tn
l0l Bisons, the Bijou.
, A son, weighing eight pounds, wa.
born yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs, p. M
! Cutler of Orange street.
Miss Faun Barney of South Barr,
went to-day to ST. Johnsbury to visi,
as the guest of her sister, Miss Ray Bar
, ney.
L. A. Walker of Abbott avenue, who
has been spending the past few days al
New Bedford, Mass, on business, re
turned to the city last night.
James Gallagher of Short street left
this week for New York, where he will
be engaged erecting a monument in the
interests of the Burke Bros. granite
plant.
Miss Laura Briggs, who has been pass
ing a few DAYS at W6llamstown as the
guest of relatives, was visitor in the
city to-day, returning to her home at
Essex Junction.
1 Mrs. Hattie Haddigan of Prospect
street left last night for North Brook
field, Mass, where she will make an ex-
tended visit at the home of her son,
William Haddigan.
The successful bid of j. w. Gore & Co.,
the Boston contracting concern, covers
the cost Of material as well as labor
on the North Main street paving job. in
stead OF the labor alone, as was at first
reported
The final services OF the May dego-
tons at st. Moniea's church viii be held
this evening. The services will consist
of rosary, litany, instructions and ben
ediction. Rev. A. G. Griffin viii officiate
at the services.
The officers and members of Bright
Star, Rebekah lodge, No. Is, are request
ed to meet at Odd Fellows hall Satur.
day. May 81, at l p. m. to attend the
funeral of our late sister, Mrs. Nellie
May Silver. Please wear white gloves
and badges Per order, n. G.
Lewis c. Tayntor, son OF Mrs. +. NJ
Tayntor, who has just concluded
special course in public health and BIZ
clogy at the Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology, Boston, is spending a short
time in Barre before going to Mont
clair. y. j., to assume the duties Of as
slstant health officer.
Riley's orchestra will leave tomorrow
morning by automobile for Rochester. !
where they will furnish musical pro-
gram at the annual Memorial day ex-
ercises AT the conclusion of the Me- |
mortal day exercises at Rochester the |
orchestra will journey to Mortified, |
where they are engaged to play at the |
annual Junior prom" at Norwich uni.
yersity.
Goddard seminary suspended sessions
this afternoon until Tuesday morning,
many of the students who live nearby /
leaving for their homes to-day. Stu
dents from a distance will have an in
formal observance of Memorial day at
the seminary tomorrow. Several mem.
Ders of the faculty left town to-day for
short visits during the recess.
At special meeting of the baseball
team representing Barclay Bros. Granite
Jo.,held after closing hours yesterday !
afternoon, James Murray rendered his
'eslgnation as manager of the club. Mr.. !
Murray has been officiating at the ball !
game played by the Barre Athletics this
pring and anticipates devoting his
FEole time to it. Dennison Densmore
ras the unanimous choice of the Bar .
lay players and will be ready from now
N to receive communications from all :
,aseball clubs in this vicinity. :
Spauding high school baseball team /
rill go to st. Adams tomorrow for I
heir annual Memorial day game The
will carry along eleven
layers and will be accompanied by !
tanley Cummings, a member of the i
Ugh school faculty. Paul Scampni. who :
as been coaching the team for the past !
ew weeks, will also act as escort to the
layers. Owing TO inclement weather =
Manager Brown of the high :
chool team once more postponed the
acond alumni conflict. which should have
cen played this afternoon. -
Odd Fellows from Hiawatha lodge and \
lembers of Bright Star Rebekah lodge :,
nited last evening in holding one of !,
aries OF dances which the two lodges are 4
wing in conjunction during the spring !,
nd early summer. large crowd was !,
attendance at Miles hall and the ex :
sllent music furnished BY the man :
cement kept the dancers in good spirits y
ntil after midnight During the even :,
x refreshments of punch and waters =
ere served. The next dance of the Sc =
es will be held next Wednesday even !,
& and dancers who enjoyed last nights :
lair are asked to consider themselves l,
vited TO the next one. ~
The city engineers Office at city hall
- been equipped with an up-to-dste n
ap cabinet in which reposes all OF the
aps illustrating different phases Of the
tvs physical complexion. The reposi
~ was planned by Engineer George =
Reed and was completed and placed 1
position only a few DAYS ago. In
], there are eleven Of the newly draft
maps. each one showing the lighting,
wer. fire alarms systems. location OF
liidings. the original grants, etc. The Of
- j. finished in natural birch and b.
cupies prominent and conveniently ci
cessiiie place on the vest wall Of the il
Bee.