The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-07
TALK OF THE TOWN
Palm Beach suits at Abbott's.

II Couch hammoeks, porch rugs and
II chairs, Special showing this week at
H Hookers.
i Miss Marie H. Wardwell of st, Al.
/ bans was week end guest OF Mrs. Eliza.
| beth Lager OF the Morse block.
H Miss Elizabeth Libersont OF Merchant
street returned last night from Burling-
ton, where she spent the week end.
Charles II. Campbell OF Old Orchard,
Me-, is spending several days with his
brothers in Barre and with relatives in
Il Morrisville.
| w. c. Ellis, the sewing machine ar
fist, who has been making hat bands,
etc, for the people in Hooker & Co.'S
display window, left this morning for
Waterbury, where he is to be in charge
of demonstration. He was accom-
panied by NJ. S. Wilson, who has been
assisting him here.
| Il. n. Normandeau of Merchant street,
who recently received a $4,000 contract
for removing two grade crossings on the
Boston & Maine railroad near St. Johns
bury Center, was at his home here over
Sunday Accompanied by a number of
Barre laborers who will be employed on
the job Contractor Normandeau returned
to Centervale this morning.
John Ryan of Plainfeld, who spent
few days in the city late last week, re-
turned home Saturday night. With the
cooperation of his son, Mr.. Ryan has re.
Gently completed poem on the general
assembly OF 1918. 1t is lengthy work
comprising several pages of foolscap and
covering in detail most of the doings of
| the lanig la Mr. btbitaI hal
| poem to a number of Barre friends be
fore leaving the city.
| OF interest to Baptists in Barre is the |
announcement that the Vermont state
Baptist convention has engaged col
porteur to fill vacancy which has ex-
isted several months Rev. Arthur v |
Allen, who is to graduate this month |
from Crozer Theological seminary, is
to take charge of the work although he
has not decided definitely the town in
which he will make his headquarters.
Rev. Mr.. Allen has three brothers in the
Baptist ministry and his father is pastor
OF the Baptist church in Easton Pa.
The Williamstown Mohawk A. C. again
fell down to defeat last Saturday when
the Italian A. c. second team from this
city journeyed to their town and won
the game from them by score of 10 to
7. The Italian boys won their game by ,
heavy hitting. They touched McAllister .
up for IL safe ones and Canales was hit
for eight bingles. Each tDm made four /
errors. The bulk of the Barre teams
runs came in the seventh inning. when
they ran in five scores. Batteries: Mo-
hawk A. C.-McAllister and Godfrey; !
Italian A. C.-Canales and Calderara. I
Goddard seminary students who are to !
receive their diplomas at the 10th annual
commencement of the school .nls week
were signally honored Saturday evening
when members OF the faculty, following
,ut long established custom on the hill,
.endered them supper and reception
Alumni hall was attraetiyely decorated
or the class supper. A program of after :
Inner speeches, singing and instrumental
contributions was enioyably carried out Z
md atterward the prospective graduates .
we're received in the seminary parlors. .
Dancing in the chapel, with music by the
chool orchestra, brought to a close the
asst function OF the year that included
My students at the school, Exercises OF
he present week are to be open to the
ubic.
Edgar Littleton. basso with the Bos.
IN Opera Singers, who will appear at st
ne opera house tonight. needs no intro Ia
nction to American audiences. Unstint- Sc
l praise has been showered on him bv II.
ress and public for his wonderful art.
r. Littleton is an American born and sa
red and received all his training in his to
alive country. All sorts of adjectiyes hi.
I'VE been used in praising his singing. OF
1t perhaps the one thing that endears
IN most to native audiences Is his arr
ultless Interpretation OF French songs va
I'd ballads. Not since the days of the TT,
NOUS Myron Whitney has America ho
oduced basso with voice and art so Ac
ghly cultured. BY special request. Mr.
tt!eton viii include in his group of are
nglish songs, Drink to Me Only with Co
line Eyes. "-Adv. cit
Lawton Witt, who for the past three en-
airs has been one Of the baseball main az
sys at Goddard seminary. and who is are
receive his diploma from the school !
the hill, has signed TO play this log
MINER with the Bellows Falls team in lau
{ newly organized Twin State league the
W. Crowther. coach of the varsity at
an at Vermont this year. is TO man. tui
g the Bellows Falls team. includes Ma
1T in the list OF players he has an ah'
unced. Others who are 10 have their SUI
.ntities merged with the same team -
,: Capt" Lee, former Goddard plav. .s.
who is finishing at Tufts college this
ar and Mayforth and Ridlon. who have 4
N under Coach Crowther's tutelage at
rlington this spring Williams Of the
diversity OF Vermont il another in.
der who viii join the Bellows Falls
m.
4 number Of Barre people were IN
iinfield Yesterday 10 attend the funeral
4. n. Glidden, a former resident Of
: city whose death occurred g. Tampa.s
T., MAY %. the remains having arrived
Plainfeld Saturday night Included
onR those people who went from here
-e several members Of Bare lodge. N.It
%. r.. Of which the deceased was all. 2
rter member. Services IN the Meth
q church a. ! O'Clock we're in charge
Pc pastor. Rev 4. W Hewitt. and the
rers. chosen from tho New England
er of Protection we're ~ follows.
M q. Rowland W A. Perry. James
ook and ~ W. scott. all 81 this cts
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