The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

A. Q. H. meeting promptly at s o'clock
| tonight.
Come to the sale of waists on Satur-
day at Vaughan's.
Opening dance at Camp Comfort, Cal
ais, Friday evening, June 5. Van Or
mans orchestra. Full bill, Sl.50.
Max Reaside of Central street returned
last night from Cambridge, where he
has been visiting.
Mrs. A. Villa of Berlin street returned
home last night from Rutland, where she
has been visiting friends for few days.
There will be a meeting of the Sunday
school board of the Hedding Methodist
church at 1880 O'Clock this evening at
the church.
Ralph Shepard, who has been the
guest of relatives for the past week. re-
turned last night to his home in Wor-
cester, Mass.
Mrs. H. S. Parks and daughter, Miss
Eileen Parks, went Yesterday afternoon
to Burlington to visit for few days as
the guest Of friends.
j. P. Alger, one of the representatives
of the Direct Importing company, who
has been spending the past week in the
city, returned last night to his home at
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Peterson, who
have been visiting relatives in Barre and
Mortified for few days, left this morn
ing by automobile for their home in
Hardwick
Charles A. Brown of Cliff street left
last night on business trip through
New York state in the interests of the
manufacturing firm of Brown, Carroll &
company.
Miss Jeanette Smith of Bellows Falls
was visitor in the city yesterday as
the guest OF friends while on her way to
Burlington to make a visit with friends
at the University Of Vermont.
Charles B. Carpenter OF Brandon and
u. Olny of Fitchburg, Mass, who have
been passing several days in Barre and |
vicinity in connection with the develop |
ment of their timber tracts, left last |
night for their respective homes.
Mrs. Al. II. Gerhardt of 80 Wellington |
street left this morning for Boston, |
where she will make a short visit with |
relatives before proceeding TO her for
mer home in indianapolis, Ind, to make /
a stay OF several weeks.
The management of the Newman
Dramatic club, which presented, "The I
Price" four-act society drama at the
opera house last evening, will present
the play at the Plainfield opera house on
evening, June TO-
About sixty couples attended the con-
cert and dance conducted in the Rowland
hall last evening under the auspices of
Tinker's orchestra of st. Johnsbury. Z
During the evening the orchestra intro
iuced several musical novelties
W. l.. Dewey of Ruth New arrived in
the city yesterday to pass few days
as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. s. An
1rews of Maple Grove He will return
10 his home in about two weeks For
the past few months Mr.. Dewey has
been visiting at various points in the
aast.
Among the Barre women who are rep
Ruth chapter No. 3, O. Z. s.,
1t the annual convention of Vermont
Eastern Stars in Burlington are Miss
Jennie Mari, Mrs. James r. Coutts and
Miss Ina Patterson. The sessions will
continue through the remainder of the
week
Tomorrow the Italian Athletic club
seconds will auto over TO Rochester to
play the first game of series that have
tNNA olIhtEth btbNtcu Aiit LHo itdIlH fbL
he months Of june and July. The sec
Inds will play in the afternoon and if
possible a doubleheader will be arranged.
Finnigan, the star moundsman from
iraniteyille, has been engaged to do the
.wirling for the Italian team. i
A considerable stir has been created
n Barre over the practice of running
automobiles through the city cemeteries. {
Almost everyone who has seen fit to :
DIN in the agitation has criticized the {
labit which some autoists have of guild !
ng their cars around the cemeteries
whenever occasion arises for going to ,
.he cemetery. Some people, and there J
IRE those who say they feel very keenly !,
n the matter. point to the rule in other
New England cities where the auto Is
from entering the public burial
rounds. According to those who are in !
position to know. Elmwood cemetery .
5 the more frequently visited of Barre's =
wo larger graveyards The question of Z
'utting stop to the practice by Great :
ng special ordinance for that purpose l
las been discussed several times.
Goddard seminary and Brigham acad.
my of Bakersfield will not meet at the q
ampus this afternoon as the result of I
telephone communication received at I
he seminary this morning. The acad- 5
my manager stated that his teammates e
esired to call the game off for to-day, +
Though it is possible that arrange P
nents will be made for staging con- Ii
est here next week. Brigham eontem- I
Hated a trip through central Vermont I
nth the announced purpose of strength
ming its hold on the state championship, Ic
mt the defeat which the seminary boys q
inflicted on Brigham in its home town n
J said to have thrown a wet blanket h
yer the aspirations of the upstaters. =
Brigham has been walking away with o
most of the smaller teams in northern /,
'ermont and suffered its first taste Of 4
efeat when the Goddard boys iourneyed n
orth late in May. Goddard is booked Z,