The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-21


home in Sheldon, after spending sew
eral days with his brother, c. A. Ne
veau, at the Morrison farms.
Miss Bertha Mason and Miss Ethel
lngliss left this morning for the White
Mountains. where they will pass the
summer at the Profile house
Miss Ethel Lamherton of Marshiield
a teacher in the public schools Of Bur
lington, and a, graduate OF Goddard
seminary, is visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Parkhurst left
for Waterbury this morning to attend
the reunion of the 10th Vermont regi-
ment, held at the home of Charles Cros-
sett.
Mrs John Forrest of Toronto, Ontario,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Park OF
] Warren street. This is the first time
in 30 years that the two sisters have
met.
! Rev. Effie McCullom Jones and daugh
| ter of Waterloo, Iowa, are expected to
arrive in the city tonight and while here
will be guests at c. n. kenyon's, AZ
Merchant street.
Make arrangements to attend the
Norwieh-ltalian game at Berlin street
this afternoon. Norwich will use il
strongest list OF players and should
furnish a very ike game.
Miss Nell Stouglton, who has been
teaching school in Plymouth, Mass. ar
rived in the city last evening TO pass
the summer with her mother Mrs. FL
len Stoughton, OF French street.
Come out and see If the strong Nor
witch university team can stop the win !
ming streak of the Italians The Ital- !
ians are travelling at mighty fast |
clip and it will take some team to get |
away with them.
Mrs. C. r. Granger and Mrs. May |
Thomas, who have been guests OF Mr.. /
and Mrs. C. II. Granger of Park street Il
during the commencement exercises at II
Spaulding high school, returned this
morning to their home in Randolph
David Wanna of Summer street, who
is recovering from injuries received a
few weeks ago when an automobile col
liied with moving street car near
Wiley street, went yesterday to Bur
lington, where he will visit friends for
a few days.
Stanley Cummings, who has been en-
gagged as an instructor in Spaulding H
high school during the past year, left to-
day for his home in Maiden, Mass. Mr..
Cummings has accepted a position as in
structor in the Moses Brown high
school at Providence, r. l., next year
Make plans to go to the Hardwick-
Barre baseball game at Intcrcity park \
this afternoon. This game has been one
If the biggest of the year in Vermont / II
year. The Caledonia county team has |,
t1t- 81 erth os,a1 rjaN w
hey defeated Graniteville q to |, when u
he latter team imported large list
# players.
Fridays arrivals at the Buzzel hotel
we're as follows Mr.. and Mrs. f. L.
4ocke, Waits River Miss Sanborn,
Waits River; Mrs. i. l.. Mcknight, Y
Cast Thetford; r. s. Walker, Lynch
urg. Va; D. Early, Springfield. Mass; t
frank Anderson, Springfield, Mass; / {
\. Norcross, Hardwick; Orla Norcross.
iardwick; Allen Beatte, Woodbury.; 2
'hlip Perelman, Burlington. +
Chief of Police Samuel Sinclair left =
asst night on the Green Mountain ex n
ress for Milford, Mass where he ex- !
ected to locate James Sawyer of South
lain street. The chief was armed with n
bench warrant issued by Judge II. w.
colt from city court and he will bring L
,awyer back to Barre at the instance of
he man who furnished bail for him
ihen he was recently arraigned in city h'
ourt on an intoxication charge. Sawyer N
-as arrested for a subsequent offense
'ithin a week after he had signed the &C
ledge for term of months Bail was ST
xed in the sum of $50, but no date was
at for the hearing. tn
Green Mountain council. Royal Ar
mum, last evening in the Knights of 81
ythas rooms observed the seth amiver e
Try of the institution of the national n,
rider. Over 100 people congregated in u
lie hall to make the event an epoch in
he annals of the local council The
lain event of the evenings observance
as the address by DIR. L. W. Hanson
Montpelier. DIR. Hanson addressed the
,thering for nearly half an hour on the
,pic, Royal Arcanum. A program T,
of musical and literary num-
RS preceded the address of DIR. Han -
m. The following numbers constituted
lie program: March, Grand Regent ].
Gauthier; piano solo. Miss Mamie
cid; vocal solo, Miss Annie Robertson;
ano solo, Miss Mary Reid. At the con-
usion of the program, |. f. Springer,
lst regent. took the floor and presented
chard Neale handsome watch charm | =
he presentation was in recognition of | y
even years of faithful service rendered
Mr.. Neale as collector of the local -
uncil Mrs. Eeale was also presented s
ticles of jewelry as token of the
TEEN of her friends in the council.
inch and waters were served during
e evening from sttractively decorated
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