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

Dix service sanitary sHoP. niiSiS Iva
serial Parlors.
! Saturday sale of trimmed hats at
Mrs. Carrie rke.Gonyo's.
Walter O. Kelly is visiting his broth
err, Patrick Kelley, in Burlington.
Spray your trees and garden with py-
rox. For sale at the Kempton mill.
Regular Saturday night dance IN How.
land hall, June 6, under auspices OF
Riley's orchestra. Ladies, free.
Mrs. Sarah Weber and grandson,
Wallace Booth, are passing several days
with Mrs. Webber's son, b. A. Webber,
| in Groton.
Mrs. II. S. Miles of Summer street
went Yesterday to Burlington, where sie
has entered the Mary Fletcher hospltai
for an operation e.
Hello. boy scouts; Here's a story lot
YOU. entitled. proof Positive" KODAK
story for boy scouts. Free Tor the ask
ing at browns drugstore.
DR.. John A. Dow OF West lopsham,
Adolph Gilmore OF franklin, n. H., ana
Ben Spencer OF West Rutland were
among the business visitors IN the eity
yesterday
The Spaulding alumni concert ana
ball will be held in the Rowland nan on
Wednesday evening, June ~. hley
orchestra will furnish music. Tickets TOT
the concert 20 cents each; for the con
cert and dance Sl.00 per couple.
Members of Burns club, attention!
The annual picnic will be held at CAFE
donia park Saturday afternoon, June o.
Special train win leave Nj. d W. depot at
Il:l5 p. m, stopping at Blackwell street
only. Returning, will leave the park at
1890.
Walter w Parkhurst, who has been
absent from Barre for the past six years,
arrived in the city this morning for a
week's visit with friends. Until lately
lMr. Parkhurst has been employed in
the numbering industry around Puget
Sound.
Members of Burns club, attention!
The annual picnic will be held at Caie-
donia park Saturday afternoon, june 0.
) Special train will leave M. & W depot
at I:l5 p. m, stopping at Blackwell
J street only. Returning, VIII leave the
park at 7;30.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Dashner Of Boston,
) who have been making ten days busi-
ness visit here with Mr., Dashners faith
! err, j. J. Dashner of Washington street,
have returned home, accompanied by X
l.. Dashner, who win spend his summer
vacation with them.
} H. NJ Farnham, the horse man, will
hold his next (35thl big combination
auction sale of horses and other prop
erty at his stables at Montpelier, Vt,
on Friday, June II. A carload OF ~
fresh horses now on the way from the
West. G. r. Smith, auctioneer.
Rev. George F. Fortier Of Rutland,
} superintendent OF the Universalist
churches in Vermont and Quebec, arrived
, in the city to-day to remain over sun
} dav. At the Universalist church to-
morrow he will preach the baccalaureate
, sermon before the senior class OF God
dard seminary. .
Albert LEASE, who has been visiting
J his brother, Roy LeCasse. student at
Goddard seminary, has returned to Der
bv Line, where he will make short
, visit at his home before going to Mont
real P. O., where he is employed in the
offices of the Canadian Pacific railroad.
Mr.. LeCasse is 1918 graduate OF God
dard.
In the window at the Tilden Shoe Co.'S
, store. William Duff, the artist IS us
PLAYING an attractive poster on Whlch
has been inscribed in artistic lettering
the Spaulding graduation hymn, Lead
Kindly Light" The work is done IN
excellent taste and has been the sub
iect of a good deal of favorable COM
ment. :,
The Swedish Monitor lodge will 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
! hest program of entertainment ever held
} in local Swedish circles. After the en-
Z tertainment social time will be held
\ Refreshments will be served Admission
} o. cents for adults; children under IL
wears. 10 cents Everybody is urged 70
\ attend.
The plan of the woman's club Of hav'
ing the Young people bring TO the
b library the varieties of wild tiowers
found around Barre has resulted in e
specimens being shown thus far: They
are wild ginger. myrtle, calyro, clintonta
wood anemone. false nitrewort, painted
X trillium. goldthread. blue cohosh, marsh
marigold purple twisted stalk, red tril
lium. violet pepper root, Jack-i the
\ pulpit maianthemum, Solomons seal
false Solomon's seal white baneberry
low hop clover, club moss, snowy orchis
Tartarian honeysuckle, bush honey
euckle, viburnum.
The rehabiItated Gospel Village Blue
b Sox and the Condors met on the com
z mon at Lincoln school last night for tht
first of a series of games that are e
! settle for good and all a much-mootet
question as to whether the team that
used to be the terror of baseball clubs
= in the south and east ends of the city
can come back to the extent OF retriev
< ing its lost prestige. If any inference:
Y may be drawn from the Blue Sox show
z ing last night, it must be conceded thai
x prophets who foretold dire happening
= when the Blue Sox should meet with 1
real team again proved tolerably poo
puessers. Mainly through the smooth
a pitching of Leyie, the Blue Sox were re
Z turned the victors in 10 to 5 contest
\ Back of the bat was "Clar" Bishop, tn
I old Goddard catcher. The Condor