The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

mouse on the East Barre road
Call l52-W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates, Vermont Trucking g. Sales Co.
Wanted 900 dozen fresh eggs Bring
them in any quantity, large or small, and
we will pay cash for same. Barre Cream
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rizzi of Granite
street leave Tonight for New York,
where they will take the steamer for
Italy.
Andrew Miles, who is working on state
roads for r. S. Currier has. finished up
his rock work at Middlesex and moved
to Waterbury.
1 Special for graduation dresses White
lawn and voile, plain and embroidered,
also hamburg embroidery. Little Dry
Goods Store, Cottage street.
| Mrs. ID. Densmore, who had been in
Websterville for the past two weeks
caring for Mrs. John McAuley and infant
daughter returned home Saturday night.
Rev. William d. Ewing, D. D.. of Bos-
| ton, representing the Congregational Sum
day School and Publishing society, was
the preacher at the evening service in the
Congregational church Sunday.
Spauldng and Montpelier high schools
will play ball at mtercity park this aft
ernoon at A o'clock, weather permitting.
The game between the schools last week
resulted in victory for Montpelier by
close score.
Several members of the Ministers
Monday club in Barre went to Williams
town this morning to participate in the
regular monthly clericus. To-day's meet
ing was the last of the season, although
the gatherings win be resumed in the
fall.
Arthur Lafrance of 40 Foster street, a
brakeman on the Barre & Chelsea rail-
road. received a telegram last night adj
visng him Of the serious illness OF his
father in Farnham, r. O. Mr.. Lafrance
left for Farnham, his former home, this
morning.
j. w. Gauld OF Orange street has pur
chased of G. l., Bugbee the two tenement
house at ! Webster street for $1,000 the
deed having been passed on Saturday.
Mr.. Gauld's new property, which adioins
his home residence place, ia to be held by
him for an investment.
DR.. w. X. Maekay OF Washington |
street left the city yesterday for Pitts
ford, where he is to receive treatment. /
Mrs. Mackay and son, Robertson, expect /
to leave in few weeks for Whittier, /
Cal, where they are to pass the summer
with the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank McW'horter
James Carney, who has been spending |
several days at his former home in Barre,
returned yesterday to Brattleboro, where
he is employed as a machinst. Mrs. Car
ney, who accompanied her husband to
Barre last week, is remaining in town for
a more extended stay at the home Of her
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Brown of
Jefferson street.
In Barre city court Saturday Russell
Allen, a sales agent, paid fine of SIS and
costs Of S4.45, after pleading guilty to
driving an automobile In a careless and
negligent manner, Alex A. Milne was
assessed the same for similar offense, the
arrests OF the two drivers growing out Of
an alleged speed competition on North
Main street Friday night.
Accessions to the membership and the
oaptismal roll at the First Presbyterian
,hnrch yesterday formed an interesting
feature of the Sunday morning worship.
Fourteen members received for the first
lime the right hand of fellowship and a
number of children were offered for hap,
ism. At the close oil the service the sac
lament of the Lords supper WAS admin
stored to a large congregation. The pas.
or, Rev. Edgar Grassland, preached from
he topic, Deep Calleth Unto Deep"
Friends in Barre of Fred Il. Pitkin, for
nerly of Marshfield, who was graduated
rom Goddard seminary In the class of h
oil, will be interested to learn that he
las been engaged to be the head master
# the high school at Enfield, N. H. be
rnning his duties next September. Mr. II
oitkin, who was one of the honor stu. !
Tents in the 1911 class, will complete
our year course at Wesleyan university +
his month. Ii
Tonight at the First Presbyterian s
hureh the last of series of monthly a
of the mems club, held during y
he winter and spring months, will take i
lace The speaker is to be Rev Edgar
'rossland, the pastor who is to give an
Illustrated lecture entitled, The Yellow
tone Park The Wonderland OF America"
,tereopticon plates win be used. After
he lecture luncheon will be served BY
he men of the church.
Rain was responsible for deserted ball
ards Saturday, when an interfering
rizzle which made its first appearance in
he forenoon preeluded the possibility of
laying in the afternoon. Unless
hange in plans is made the Barre A. G.
nd Goddard seminary will meet at the
park Thursday evening. The
cam representing st. Michaefs college
{ Winooski will try conclusions with the
Italian A. G. at the Berlin street grounds
aturday, negotiations for the postponed
anne having been completed by the local
after it became evident that
aturday's game would have to be de-
FRED.
Twenty members of the senior class at
ergennes high school accompanied BY
leir principal, James c. Walker, arrived
town in automobiles Saturday. Barre
ring one Of the places selected as point
sojourn while the class See Vermont
irst" tour was in progress Despite the
.iny weather, the tour was described as
success and the students were enthu
astic over the scenery on this side OF
le mountains. While in the city. they
ere entertained - Mr.. Walkers for
er home on Grant avenue, where light
freshments were served while the stu