The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

New curtalu scTlHl lNT2c, LOG anu Zoe
a yard, at Vaughan's.
Harry Barker of Enfield, N. H., passed
Sunday with relatives in Barre.
1.-THE Terrors of the Jungle" in two
parts, at the Pavilion to-day only.-Adv.
Barber shops in the city will be open
Friday evening until 10 o'clock and close
Memorial day at noon.
Thomas Dedham returned to-day to
his home at Middlebury, after passing
few days in the city.
A recent contribution to the Barre
City hospital building fund was $25,
from G. r. Allen, sr.
Miss Katherine Phelps, a student at
Columbia university, New York CITY, is
at her home on Academy street,
William Richords returned last night
to his home at Essex Junction, after a
weeks visit in the city with friends,
Dance in Rowland hall Friday evening,
Nav 20. Music by Riley's orchestra.
Dancing from till 2. Admission, Toe
per couple; extra ladies loo.
There will be a meeting Of the general
committee of the cleanup, paint'up com
mittee at the city court room this even
| ing promptly at 1880 o'clock.
| Mrs. Carlo Cato of Berlin street lett
last night for New York, from where she
will sail in few days for an indefinite
visit at her former home in Italy
! Regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen's union, No. SO, viii be
held in Foresters' hall Tuesday evening,
| MAY 26, at 1880. Cor, See. Thos, Holder.
| All Odd Fellows residing in the city
are cordially invited to attend the cele-
| bration of the Both anniversary OF Hia'
watha lodge at Rowland hall Thursday
leyening.
Charles Kovalskie, who has been en-
ployed for several months at the Mcleod
blacksmith shop on Summer street, left
this morning for Rochester, n. Y, where
he will make an extended stay.
Robert Farquharson, who was in the
city to attend the Clan Gordon reunion
SATURDAY evening returned this morn
ing to his home in South Ryegate, after
spending the week end with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben A. Eastman of
Camp street and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ii.
Rogers of Orange street left yesterday
for few days stay in Boston. The trip
was made in the formers automobile.
Late this afternoon at the Berlin
street grounds the North Barre Red Sox
and the d. G. V. of the Berlin street mis-.
sion will play the first of series of
baseball games. Ramella win be in the
box for the d. G. V.
Vail and Awkward are the sensational
Middlebury pitchers. Don" Weafer, a
brother of the Italian pitcher, is the
backstop for Middlebury. The Middle
bury college and Italian teams play at
Berlin street on Wednesday.-Adv.
Roy Lebaron returned this morning
| from Waterbury, where he has been
spending a few days with his parents.
He was accompanied by Thomas H. Far
rell. a student at Goddard seminary,
who has been visiting in Waterbury.
Joseph Brunette of Montpelier pleaded
guilty to a subsequent offense before
Judge H. w. Scott in city court this
| forenoon and arranged to pay SIS fine
with costs OF $50. Brunette was ar
rested last night by Officer John S. Muir
ley.
Orlando olgiatti of Chicago arrived in
the city Saturday to make few days
visit with relatives. He leaves tonight
for New York, where he will pass a few
DAYS with friends before sailing for his
former home at Bisuschio, Italy. He
viii be accompanied by his sister, Mrs.
| Joseph Calcagni.
| A force of workmen commenced Sat
urday on the construction of the strip
of concrete cement walk on North Main
street recently ordered by the city coun-
ell. The strip extends from point on
Granite street, running north on the
westerly side of North Main street for a
considerable distance.
DaEarraaf Ra pcroft yyha rp1pntly pOm
pleted his duties on the staff of the Bur-
iington News, is spending few days
with his brother. Alderman Fred w. Ban
croft, of Franklin street, before going to
Portsmouth, n. H., where he will be EN-
ployed by the Portsmouth Chronicle Pub
fishing Co.
/ The Riley orchestra has been engaged
to furnish music for the big CITY" min
strel show to be held at Richmond on
Monday evening, June l. AT the close
of the minstrel show the orchestra will
furnish music for a ball. The minstrel
show is to be conducted under the SUI.
pervision of John Carroll, pianist of the
Riley orchestra.
The first game of the Montpelier high
sehool-Spaulding high school series will
take place on Wednesday afternoon at
Intercity park The game viii start at
3:45. The Spaulding team plays Mont.
pelier seminary at Montpelier on Tues
day. The other game to be played dur.
ing the week falls on Saturday, against
st. Adams high school at st. Adams.
Mrs. G. n. Benedict left to-day for
Clifton. Mass, where she will remain for
the summer. Mrs. Benedict will manage
the Rockaway inn, one of the summer
hostelries on the north shore of Massa'
chusetts. during the summer. The no
tel is the property of Mrs. Sarah Drew
formerly a resident of Barre. Mrs
Benedict was accompanied by her daugh
ter, Emily. Miss Sadie Fifield of this
city will have charge of the tea room al
the hotel during the season. Miss FL
field, who has been passing few days
in the city, will leave for Clifton, Mass.
the latter part of the week,
A number of local Baptists will go tc
Washington this afternoon to be present
at the opening session of the Vermont
Central Baptist association, which hold:
its annual meeting May 1921. Among
the speakers who viii participate in the
program are Rev. George H. Holt, pas
tor of the First Baptist church; Rev
Ivan II. Benedict pastor of the Mont
pelier Baptist church. and J. Harrison
Thompson of Randolph, who is president
of the state Baptist Young Peoples un
ion. There are other prominent clergy