The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-19
TALK OF THE TOWN


Manager Egedio Rulfo of the Italian
A. c. Seconds announced to-day that
his team will play the Modern Woodmen
at Graniteville next Wednesday even.
ing.
Miss Beulah +. Bates, state secretary
of the Christian Endeavor society, who
has been the guest of friends in the city
since the close of the county convention
here Wednesday, left last night for Bur
lington, where she will make a short
stay before returning to her home in
Bennington,
Bernard Hoch of Hanover, N. H., ar
rived in the city this forenoon to make
a few days visit. He will play with
the Barre A. G. in the two games with
the Keene. n. H., club of the Twin State
league Hoch managed the Hanover In
dependent team that has visited Barre
twice this season.
Arrangements are being made for the
first OF the annual series of matches
between the Barre Golf club and the
Old Pine club of st. Johnsbury. If the
necessary plans can be carried out teams
representing the two clubs viii come to-
gether at Cherryvale park on the Mont
pelier road Saturday, june q.
Sec. Fred W. Suitor of the Quarry
workers international association left
last night for New York, where he is
TO represent local stone interests at a
conference of the building trades. He
will return home Sunday evening if the
business of the conference can be COM
pleted by the end of the week.
W. D. Mower, F. E. Robinson, n s.
Love and T.. NJ. Roscoe returned last
evening from few DAYS fishing trip by
automobile to Dead Diamond river in
northern New Hampshire The place
where they left their automobile was at
Wilson's Mills, Me-. from whence they
proceeded to the region where they found
excellent trout fishing.
The summer continuation school will
open Monday, June %. This school viii
be held on the second floor of the Math-
ewson building. The superintendent will
be in his office Saturday from until i
to confer with any parents who are in
terested in sending their children to this
school, He will also be at MathewsoM
building Monday morning from until
II. This school is for pupils from the
fifth to the ninth grades only and is for
those who failed to make their grades
during the year just closed.
The devotions for the solemn celebra-
tion of the feast of the Saced Heart will
be held this evening at 1880 at st. Mon
ica's church. The great act of eonsecra-
tion will be read during benediction All
IS
of the league of the Sacred Heart will
please send their names to the registrar
at the convent on Summer street, or give |
them to any of the promoters. All mem
bers of the Junior choir are requested to |
be present at the services this evening |
All members of the senior choir, who |
have leisure are also invited to help |
carry out the musical program.
Among those registered at the Buzzell
members of the Keene. n. H., baseball !
.esm; members of the Brattleboro base
1sll team; J. Corcorsn. New York; H. |
\. Kimball, Enosburg Falls; C. H. Car
lenter, Concord, \. H.; Fred Mulfelder,
Albany. \. Y; c. G. Dove, Laconis, n.
L.; Z. V Bent, Boston; Fred p Kinney,
Boston; ]. j. Kennedy, Burlington; J.
/. Moore, Ausable Forks, n Y; J. P.
Alder, Boston; j. F. White, St. Albans.
Miss Laura Zanotta, aged II years, en-
ertained a large party of her young
riends at her home, 35 Elliston street,
asst evening, the occasion being a fare
veil gathering in honor of Miss Zanotta,
rho is on the eve of departing for
ong stay in Italy. Around 90 young
'eople were present to enjoy diverting
'rogram of games and music. II was
While the hostess was supervising the
erving of delicious refreshments toward &,
he end OF the program that she was pre-
ented a handsome bracelet. Miss Mary '
'izzi of / Comolli street made the pres
ntation speech in behalf of the COM
any and Miss Zanotta responded in it- .
ing words. With her parents Mr.. and
frs. Amilcare Zanotta. Miss ZanOtta |
ill leave the city June p for New I
'ork, whence the family win sail for a
tally, expecting to be absent year. i