The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs Mary Garvey of Pearl street, who
| has been visiting with her sister, Mrs.
John Sullivan, at Hardwick for the past
few weeks, returned to the city yester-
| day.
Owing to breakdown in the machin-
cry the manufacturing plant of Charles
Bianchi & Sons in Ciouldsbury's meadow
was shut down last night for the re-
mainder OF the week Ii the necessary
repairs can be completed, operations will
be resumed at the plant Monday morn
| ing.
The Swedish Monitor lodge win OBJ
serve the first anniversary of its in
stitution in the Knights of Columbus
hall on Saturday night. A musical and
| Literary program will be rendered by
some of the best talent in Barre. The
committee has been preparing the pro-
gram for weeks and intend to offer the
best program of entertainment ever held
| in local Swedish circles. After the en-
tertainment a social time will be held.
Refreshments will he served. Admission
| % cents for adults; children under II
years, 10 cents. Everybody is urged to
attend.
The arrangements of the Spaulding
high school and Goddard seminary base
ball teams are endeavoring to arrange a
game for some date next week. The
first game between the two teams was
won by Spaulding and the second fell to
Goddard. Barre fans are anxious to see
the two teams meet in the deciding
fgame. The prospects of securing the
game are somewhat lessened because of
l.,o . - ha1h
arrangements he made the game will be
played on either Tuesday or Wednes-
day of next week.
One of the re-commencement func-
tions that has found a place for itself
in the social calendar at Goddard sem
mary is the annual dinner given by the
faculty to the student body. The din
ner will be served in Alumni hall on the
hill Saturday evening at $3.50 o'clock
Everyone connected with the school is
expected to be present. Afterwards the
student body and guests will form in
line and march to Goddard chapel for
the dance, over which the members of
the faculty will preside as hosts and
hostesses. A student committee has
charge of arranging the dance orders.
Bruce's orchestra of five pieces will give
a short concert and play for the dancers.
Examinations at Goddard begin to-mor-
row morning and will continue through
the earlier part of next week. The first
commencement affair will be the baeca-
laureate sermon at the Universalist
church Sunday.
Two Goddard seminary alumni. girl
students at jackson college, Medford,
Mass. found themselves opposed to each
other yesterday in the final doubles of
the annual spring tennis tournament at
the college. Miss Esther Cate of this
city and Miss Nellie Hooper were
matched against Miss Avis Keir OF
Craftsbury, a former Goddard girl. and
Miss Eleanor Bisbee of Arlington, Mass.
Misses ker and Bisbee won six out of
the 10 matches in the finals, although
Misses Cate and Hooper had come out
second best in the elimination matches.
The victors will receive silver medals
from the athletic association and their
names will be engraved on the tennis
cup in the trophy room in Miner hall.
Both Miss Cate and Miss Keir excelled
in tennis while attending Goddard sem
mary.
Charles 6. Baldwin left this morning
with friends Rev. John Bjork of the
Swedish Baptist church left for a short
business visit in New Hampshire towns
along the Connecticut river and J. B.
Casellini went to Burlington, where he
viii Join fishing party on Lake Cham |
plain. Mrs. O. n. Granger of Merchant |
street left on a late forenoon train for !
Brandon. where she will make short |
visit Mrs. f. f. Richardson of Wash |
ington was visitor in the city this |
morning while on her way to Marshfield /
to open her summer camp on Niggerhead |
pond. Miss Carrie Perkins, who has 4
been visiting relatives in this city and |
Plainfield for the past 10 days, was a
visitor in the city to-day, while return
ing TO her home in Reading. c. w. Ord
way returned this forenoon to his home
in Proctorsville, after passing the week
in Barre on business.