The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

bolts.
James Mutually went this morning Il
Northfield, where he will pass the re
mainder OF the week with relatives.
r. A. Grearson, who has been passing
a week in the city on business, left thu
\ morning for his home in Portland, Me-
| Levi Bianchi left the city this fore
noon for New York, where he expects t.
make a business visit of several days.
Herbert Phillips Of Maiden, Mass, ar
rived this morning and is visiting rela-
tives and friends in the city for few
days.
There will be no rehearsal Of the
Presbyterian choir this week, but every
member is requested to be at the churcn
Sunday evening at 6:l5 sharp.
| The regular meeting of the |. Q. @. L.,
Nj. u, will be held in X. Of 9. hall Fri
day evening. A full attendance is de.
sired. Refreshments served.
| At the auction sale Saturday after
noon and evening at 32l North Main
street will be sold nice line OF cigars
and cigar cases. G. f. Smith, auctonccr
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wescott of Waits
| field arrived this morning and are plan
nuing to make short visit with rela-
tives and friends in the city and vicini-
Ity.
Mrs. Leon Perkins of st. Johnsbury is
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Per
kins of Highland avenue during com
mencement week at Spauldlng high
school,
The meeting of the l.. A., A. Q. H.,
..Lt oL lufJ ,~.ht 1or alt
attended and plans were made to have a
picnic on June % at Dewey park for the
members and juveniles.
Miss Hazel Jennes Of ST. Johnsbury
arrived yesterday and is visiting rela-
tives in the city for short time. While
here she is attending the exercises Of
commencement week at Goddard.
Walter Grearson, a former resident Of
Barre, who with Mrs. Grearson il inI
charge of dormtory at the state in
dustrial school in Vergennes, has been
spending few days with relatives in
the city.
A rehearsal for Children's day at Meth
odist church Friday at 2:3o P. m. Re
hearsal for the drill at 4 o'clock. Par |
ents please see that all children who are
to take part in the exercises attend the |
William r. Maiden of this city, a sen
ior in the University of Vermont and /
member of the varsity baseball team
there, was operated on for appendicitis I
at the Mary Fletcher hospital in Bun
lington yesterday.
Tomorrow the feast of the sacred
heart will be observed at st. Monica's
church. Mass will be at a. M. Holy
hour, with the conservation OF children, in
The evening at 7:3o. Confessions this
afternoon and evening.
Unless the weather should continue
old and unfayorable for. baseball, the
game between Goddard seminary and the
italian Athletic club at the campus was
o be played at 5 o'clock this afternoon,
according to an announcement made by
Principal Hollister this forenoon. With
he weather conditions unpleasant, it
vas thought that the game would be |
postponed until Friday afternoon.
At a well attended meeting of the {
Jerks union local 24l, held last evening
n the X. of p. hall, two new members {
we're received into membership, and after [
ocular business had been transacted. the 7
lection of officers for the ensuing year a
ook place. The members saw nit to re- I
lect William II. Eager as president ana
lie other officers elected were as follows: /
first vice president, r. +. Barrett sec. [
nd vice president, John Cssabells; re. I
ording secretary. William G. Dobie a
uide, John Downs; guardian. Roy Me.
arthy; delegate TO G. l.. T., ID. G. Riz-
/; member Of grievance committee, kino
Iaggiani; advocate agent, Walter Bout
ell
Barre's representation at the grand :
Dnclave of Vermont Masons in Burling.
on this week will be incress ed this even
" when a number of members from =
I. Aldemsr commandery and other local ?
nits viii journey TO the convention city q
~ to-morrow's doings. Among those ..
no were in Burlington yesterday were u
linton r. Millar. y. s. love, Warren '
cummings and Frank r. Robinson. who
iade the trip by automobile. Others o
no motored 10 the Queen city were Al.
,rman A. +. Bruce and Frank H. Small. u
NJ. White, William Cole. W. y. Scott,
ldge F. J. Martin and William A. Whit. Z
NIB also attended yesterdays meetings. }
o-day w. y. Mower. A. G. Tilden and v
\. Tilden went to Burlington 90 par
cipate in to-night's program and they u
III he joined by other delegates to-mor. 7
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