The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-22
TALK OF THE TOWN
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Ladies' coats, suits and dresses; lat
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10 Keith avenue.
| II. y. Partridge OF Summer street, VIII
has been making brief business visi
. IN Mortified, returned home to-day.
There will be meeting OF the Barr
Rangers football club in the Pavilion o
Berlin street Saturday, May 20, at 6;3I
j. A. Houghton of Northdeld arrive
this morning, and is making short Wis
, it at the home of Harold Ball on Elm
street extension.
Mrs. Glen Hatch and daughter, Ger
aldine, OF Cabot are visiting at tn
home of Henry Powers of A Grant ave
! nue. for few days.
Mrs. Lucy Scott, who has been visit
ing at the home of her niece, Mrs. vii
liam Drew of Concord. N. H., returned
to her home on 10 Richardson street
last night.
+. j. Herman, president of the Re
tail Clerks International association
who was in the city on business yester,
day, returned in the afternoon to his
home in Boston.
Mrs. Frank Gallison and two daugh.
tiers, who have been visiting in Barre
and Chelsea for the past two weeks
left the city this morning for their
home near Port Henry, N. Y.
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Barre. All modern conveniences and in
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4 ha ftaIa of Al o4,-,.
die specialist, will be at Miss Canning's
toilet parlor, Barre, Friday, May q.
Boston office, 2 Park square corner of
Boylston street. room 35. Tel, Oxford
1853.
Spaulding high school sophomores left
the city this morning for Berlin pond,
the occasion being the annual class ride
The students were accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. William Mcdonald, and it was
planned to serve a picnic dinner near
the pond at noontime The return to
Barre will be made early this evening.
AT the knights of Columbus hall last
evening, the Italian Pleasure club had
a private dance. Over 40 couples were
in attendance and all enjoyed good
time until o'clock, when the affair
came to a close. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served during in.
PERMISSION. CAROLS orchestra furnish.
ed music.
George Il. Wolcott, who has been
spending few days in Barre and at the
quarries in the interests of the Sulli-
van Machinery Co., has returned to his
home in Boston, as has H. j. Markolf
OF Rutland, who came to the city early
in the week. While here MIR. Woleott
was the guest OF George Murray. the
Sullivan company's local manager.
Clan Gordon No. ~, @. S. c., is to OBJ |
serve its annual Memorial Sunday to. |
morrow by attending in body the morn
ing services at the First Presbyterian |
church, where the pastor will deliver |
a sermon appropriate TO the occasion. |
Prior to the services. the elasnem will |
assemble at their hall on North Main |
street and march to the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w Jackson of
Liberty street, who have been in Brattle-
boro since Monday attending the annual
of the grand lodge of Yer
mont, l. o. o. f., and the state Rebek-
III assembly, of which the latter il the 1
retiring president, returned home to-
lay. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson made the
rip from Randolph to Brattleboro and
pack by automobile Judge II. w. Scott /
IF Richardson street, Alexander Dun.
AN, E. T.. Barrett, Charles Webster and
,ther Barre delegates 10 the general con-
fention returned to the city early this
For the first time since the curtain
vent up on the 1915 baseball season,
3arre's diamond calendar is without a
sporting fixture of any conse-
Iuence. The Italian A. c. and a large
quad of fans left the city this morning
or Center Rutland, where games are 20
V played this afternoon and to.mor-
ow. The Barre Athletic club men left /
or Winooski park, where the team
will try conclusions with st. Michaels /
ollege. Both Barre teams are matched
gainst clubs that will make them 90
be limit. on the hilltop at Goddard {
o-dsy all Of the seminarans forgetting J
aseball for the nonce. were concentrat- c
~ their thoughts on the fortunes Of Z
GODDARD trackmen who are 90 compete a
the interscholastic meet al Burlington I
bis afternoon. {
Pre- Memorial Sunday exericcs this q
ear are 70 be held in the Holding Meth 4
list church on the morning Of Sunday, a
lay 80, when the pastor. Rev. 4. r. n
ewell, will deliver the address in con. {
action with the regular forenoon wor. o
ZIP. Plans for the day have been com {
eted by Crandall post. g. A. r.. and .
aior J.. a. Abbott camp. $. Of v. IL Fl
proposed that both the veterans and y
le sons Of veterans be accompanied 20 S
se church by members Of the ladies'
rcle and the women's auxiliary TO the
Of Y. Copy for the Memorial day
1ogram il in the hands Of the printer q
ID attractive leaflets setting forth the q
der Of exercises and including = list y
the deceased veterans Of all wars I
lried In Barre cemeteries viii BE- issued o
nj week. representative George " q
lone of Nergeunes Is 90 deliver tie 4
lress in the opera house May a. =
A squad of seventeen scheolboYs left =
10 city late Yesterday Afternoon 10 rep e
sent Goddard seminary IN an inter e
hoiastic track meet 10 b. held a Bur
lgton this Afternoon under the auspices
The University 81 Vermont Coach
5N. q msmher % the seminary facui-
!. accompanied the following men. an Il
whom are entered iu tie events y
hifromb teaptainA Stevens manager -
lernsey. Carr. Dole. FARRELL Malls -
p Witt. Conmaf. ~farks leraEne 2
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