The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-29
TALK OF THE TOWN
lack silk hose at Abbott's.

II Bailey's.
II Mrs. Francenah Kennison of .Academ
III street, who has been making visit l
II Cabot with relatives, returned home yes
H to-day.
H street, who has been absent for brie
H time in Boston on business, returned +
his home this morning.
II w. b. Lang of Manchester, N. H., wh'
i has been making several days visi
with friends in the city, returned to hi
home there this morning.
| Mrs. William Mcdonald of Bolster ave
nue. left yesterday for Boston, where she
will reside during the summer with hel
daughter, Jessie, who is studying at thu
Burdett college there. Later in the fall
both viii join Mr. Mcdonald at Los An
geles, Cal.
l Come to Woodbury. pond on your va.
cation Good boats and good fishing, also
good picnic grounds. Fourth of july
dance at Woodbury. Lake house, Monday
evening July 5. CAROLS orchestra.
Dancing, IS cents per couple. A new
cottage for rent or sale. A. G.. Nelson,
prop, tel. connection, New England, o.
1922.
This afternoon at 4:45 the Barre A. c.
team lines up against the Richmond A.
A. of Richmond at the Barre A. {.
grounds on the Granite City trotting
park Gilbert, Vermont pitcher who
has pitched several games for that col
| lege this season, will be in the box for
the Barre team. He has been secured by
| them for permanent pace on the team
all summer. Gallagher, another Yer
mont man, will pitch for the Richmond
A. A. The hour of calling the game was
made later on account of giving the
granite workers time to go home before
going to the game. The game will start
at 445 sharp.
For the placation Of all who have had
occasion for criticising the course pur-
sued by the aldermanie street committee
with reference to the setting of curb on
Currier park, the committee of the whole
is expected to report at the regular SEES
sion tonight plan fer altering the curb
lines that will meet with everyone's APP
prevail The whole committee will make
its recommendations on the basis of a
personal investigation conducted last Fri
day afternoon, when the city fathers
were met in conference at the park by a
number of abutting landowners. 1t is
proposed to extend the curbing on two
sides to conform with prospective line
which the city hopes to esta blish in uni |
formity along East and Park streets
sometime in the near future.
Unless unforeseen circumstances com
bine to prevent, session OF United |
States naturalization court will be held |
in Barre late in July. when Clerk F. S. |
Platt and his staff will make their APP
pearanee at city hall for the reception OF |
candidates. Unsettled industrial condi-
lions in the Barre granite belt last spring
were responsible for the fact that large
number of prospective citizens showed
some hesitancy in taking out papers,
process which involves incidental expense.
Most of those who were uncertain as to
the duration of the strike were willing
to save their court fees until a more ia
vorable Time should arrive. II is ex-
pected, therefore. that there will be an
Barre Town.
Flowers contributed to the flower Ia.
Die at the library during the past week !
ire as follows: Blue iris, Mayweed, great I
angelica. Emily Dodge; hop clover. Paul II
ne Beck; blue vetch small bedstraw, !
water leaf. bladder campion, Mayweed, !
,lackeyed Susan, paint brush, alsike a
lover. mustard, buttercup. white daisy,
utter and eggs, alfalfa, Madeline Ross:
|
Iard; shin leaf, golden ragwort, small
,edstraw. sheep sorrel, Esther Alexan-
er; white sweet clover, self heal, wild !,
arsnip, common mallow, Lucia Pironi; :,
ound's tongue, water leaf, Cleora and :
cone Reynolds; white daisy. red clover, !,
lsike clover. Philadelphia leabane, Mar. i
aret Relation; black mustard. Nalira ;,
iongo: English plsntain, common null =
ein false flax. sweet-scented bedstraw, \
anicle, rough cinquefoil.
Rev. f. F. Newell. pastor of the He'd. A
ing church, and Mrs. Newell expect 30 !,
ass a part of their summer vacation at !,
enterville, Mass, Cap Cod. where Mrs n
ewell's mother and relatives live. II
the place where Rev z. r. Newell first J
cyan to preach. II anyone should wish
, get N touch with the pastor Of the
edding church while he is away tele- -
hone message or a telegram will reach v
Inn at Nathan Bearse's store, Centerville. "
lass, Cape Cod. All classes in the sun
ny school and the Thursday evening "
-ayer meetings at the Hedding church "
Re- to be- well cared for by Alvin Gates. ID
ie Sunday school superintendent and
Hgrpnt lea dars are 10 take ,harga nf a.
" mid-week services. two ~ them 10 "
) led by the preacher sons Of r. w. ed
ellis. The union Sunday morning serv- an
Pc for the next three weeks are TO be on
"a al the BAPTIST church and the pas. ~
= Of the Hedding church will be- glad m
know that a large number Of HE PEG on
2 attend. Rev. Mr. Newell will give a ~
-ture 81 81 Albsns this evening in !.
nnection with the ministers meeting a.
be held ~ the Methodist church in 81
a. city. The subject Of the lecture viii -
g The Greatest Religious Genius Of .
? Anglo Saxon Race
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/ ARR. Dispatch Of rHceut date. nm an
2 THE heading, Bovce called Home. ".
D bs read vith interest. etc. by Barre
aple. ID. J. B0vce expects 20 have
willy for Barre. Vt whore BE- has bus.
'ss a. transact in connection with the Z,
ate Of q DECEASED uncie. NJ. Bover =
. probably b. swnv AZ summer. KS -
y hers are very anxious thaf ~ ~ ~