The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

H See the silk waists csc at vaughan's.
H Adolfo Comolli OF ComolIi street i
spending few days with party o
friends at Groton pond.
Goddard VS.. /. A. c. in double header
at the Berlin street grounds Msmoria
day, forenoon and afternoon.
Your last chance to see Goddard anc
the Italians playing together at the Der
lin street grounds Memorial day in q
double header, forenoon and afternoon
adv.
Frank Ozzella and family of 9 Bolster
place left last night for Milford, Mass.
where he will make an extended visit
with his parents.
The meeting Of the West Hill Sunshine
club, which was to have been held with
Mrs. John Kelly Thursday OF this week,
has been postponed until Tuesday, June
TO-
4 Barre and Montpelier Dokies to the
number of nearly 60 will leave the city
to morrow noon for Orleans to attend a
ceremonial Of Suadah temple, No. l40,
d. 0. XXX.
Attend the matinee at Park Theatre,
Tuesday. Cool and refreshing. 1.-THE
Hero Of Submarine d." an appropriate
picture for the day. Other pictures, as
well.--adv.
There will be a special meeting of
Granite City camp, No. $685., M. w. Of
A., on Monday evening at 1880. There
will be class adoption Of several candi.
dates. The members are especially asked
TO be present on that night.
All members of Major L. A. Abbott
camp, No a. Sons of Veterans, are re-
quested to meet at the camp room sun
day, May 2,s at $50, to act as escort to
IR. b, Crandall post; also Tuesday, May
80, at 0 o'clock, for the same purpose.
By order OF the commander.
The big game for Memorial day will be
staged at the trotting park between the
Barre A. C. VS.. Green Mountain Athletics.
Gallagher, who win be remembered as
the boy who handed the !. A. c. a row of
goose eggs last Labor day, will be on the
firing line for the B. A. c. while Palmer,
the u. v. NJ. leading pitcher, is slated to
do the twirling for the Green Mountain
boys. Both of these pitchers are left |
handlers and both are recognized as the |
best around You will make no mistake |
in attending this game. Admission, Csc;
ladies, loo. Grandstand free.-ady.
Interesting addresses and conferences
marked the 10th annual convention OF
Washington county Christian Endeavor
at the Congregational church in Orange
Center Saturday. Among those who
spoke during the day were Rev. Bert j.
Lehigh OF the First Baptist church and
Rev. j. F. Piani of the Italian Baptist
mission. Others from Barre who were
were; Earl M. Lewis, Miss Violet
Scott, Miss H. Ruby Lewis, Harvey b,
Partridge, Claude Partridge and Miss
Geake.
Practically every granite plant in the
Barre belt was closed down to-day on
account of the holiday tomorrow. When
The Ii o'clock whistle sounded Saturday
forenoon, most OF the employees were told
10 return no more until Wednesday morn.
ng, as the manufacturers did not pro-
pose TO steam up for a single day at the
beginning of the week. All stores in
Barre, barring the pharmacies, fruit shops
md tobacco stores, will be closed to-
morrow. Barber shops are not observing II
heir customary half holiday to-day on I
ccount of the holiday. All tonsorial
faces will remain open until o'clock
his evening. II
City letter carriers will make one col III
ection and delivery to morrow, Memorial III
ay, and the windows at the postoffce III
rill be closed after 10 o'clock. The rural III
arriers will omit their trips. Secretary III
ohm p. Corcoran of the Vermont Postal N
Jerks association will go to st. Adams III
o-night to make arrangements for the III
nnual meeting tomorrow. He VIII be III
oined Tuesday forenoon by Paul ID. III
eavitt and Miss Lucy Wells OF the local III
,rce City carriers are to be represent III
1 by Earl NJ. Lewis. Charles L. Converse, III
/. B. Houghton, Thomas Clarity and HI
homas Nelson. The carriers will leave iii
,e city in an automobile at $3.50 o'clock HI
,turning Immediately after she joint III
anquet of carriers and clerks in the Hi
'ening. I'LL
At the city council meeting, slated for Hi
might on account of the holiday, which Hi
ours on the regular session night this III
eek. those who oppose the action of the III
ty fathers in extending tolerance TO
e Mormon missionaries in their request
speak in public square, will have an
,portunity to present their case against II
e Church of Jesus Christ and Latter
~ Saints. Prof P. Gropelli, leader of III
e Christoforo Colombo band, states
at he is going before the council with III
request that his organization OF young MI
allan musicians be assigned two or
rec of the concerts provided for in
900 appropriation for outdoor music MI
the beginning of the fiscal year. Mr.. VII
opelli will tell the council of what is llI
ing accomplished in the way OF advanc VII
? the interests of music among the III
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