The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-12
TALK OF THE TOWN
New percales at Fits.

II 'oc tue new Walsts IOr SATURDAY
H Vaughans.
Frederick Little left last night TO
Providence, r. l., where he will visit rel
atives for a few days.
| New steps have been erected at tn,
approach to the Church OF the Coco
Shepherd on Washington street.
William r. Dewey, who is employed by
the Central Vermont railroad in st. Al
bans, arrived in the city yesterday fol-
q weeks vacation.
Miss Margaret Walker of Grant av.
enue went to Vergennes this morning for
few days visit at the home of her
brother, James G. Walker.
Richard Allen, who has been making a
stay Of several weeks at his former home
in Greensboro, returned TO Barre yester-
day for stay of indefinite length.
Miss Marion Dole of Enfield, N. H.,
graduate of Goddard seminary, who
has been passing the week in Barre,
returned to her home this morning.
Misses Nadine Rogess and Ruth Rob-
inson, students at Wellesley college,
Wellesley, Mass, arrived in the city
last evening to pass the summer at their
respective homes here.
Miss Jennie Audnwood, 1914 grad
uate of Goddard seminary, and Alex.
Lecasse, who have been commencement
week visitors in the city, left this fore
noon for their home in Derby Line.
! The Swedish Order OF Vasa will hold a
dance in X. of G. hall Saturday evening,
June II. Gilbertson's orchestra. Meet
! ing promptly at 7 o'clock for nomination
OF officers. Everybody welcome. Per
order committee.
James Black, who sailed little over
month ago for Aberdeen Scotland re-.
turned yesterday to his home in this
city. Mrs. Black also went to Aberdeen
but is making more extended visit with
relatives at her former home.
Miss Marion Remington, graduate of
Goddard seminary in the class of 1910,
who has been attending Jackson college
at Medford, Mass, during the past year,
returned this morning to her home in
Springfield, after a weeks visit with
friends in the city.
Prof. B. 7. Marshall, who occupies the
chair of bibliology at Dartmouth col
lege, and who delivered the commence
ment address before the graduates of
Spaulding high school last night. return
ed to-day to Hanover, n. H., after hav-
ing been the guest of Principal c. II. |
White and Mrs. White at their home on |
Richardson street.
Miss Alice Witt, who has been attend |
ing the commencement week exercises
at Goddard seminary, from which insti-
tuition her brother, Lawton Witt, was
graduated yesterday, returned this morn
ing to her home in Winchendon, Mass.
She was accompanied by Mr.. Witt, who
will visit at his home for few days
before going to st. Johnsbury, where
he will play summer baseball.
Mr.. and Mrs b. p White of Maple
Grove left this morning for Stove, where
hey were met by their son. Maurice b.
White, who accompanied them by auto
mobile to his home in Morrisville. On
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. White will open
heir camp at Lake Caspian. Greensboro,
or the summer, and will be joined
later in the week by their
laughter, Mrs. Mabel w. Cole
Baseball entries on to-day's sporting :
alender include contests at the new b.
H. c. park OFF Ayers street. where
zach Hoernle of Goddard seminary is !
o be in charge of an all-star cast, and .
where fans who travel southwark this
fternoon may seat themselves in new !
nd comfortable bleachers, completed this I
ieek by the b. A. G. management. Down /,
n the Berlin street grounds, the Italian
|. c. will match with the second cav
Try team from Fort Ethan Alien. The
avalry men are credited with having j
he punch this year. Both games begin :
t o'clock
Baseball men at Spaulding high school !
let in the chapel yesterday afternoon
nd elected Ralph Norman Smith 10 =
erve the team as captain OF the 1916
iamond outfit. Young Mr.. Smiths :
lection was not contested and those =
no are TO travel the prep. school cir
ait under his guidance next season ex- a.
ress entire satisfaction over the choice y
aptain Smith played at third base on y
lis years Spaulding team. OF the win. I
ing combination which Coach Agnew 81
sveloped. only Smith, Sector, Johnston -
nd Ricciarelli Of the regulars remain. p
though Starr, the utility catcher, l. b
i'll in sight and some of the embryo ~
smaux, Cobbs and Collins EDDIE u
oked pretty good. Among the men who
I'VE worn the Spaulding red and blue 80
r the last time are Gordon. Tomasi, Iii
liver. Hooker. Levin and Parker Of