The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-03
TALK OF THE TOWN
lnnsing underwear al Ahbott,s.

munslng underwear AT ADDolts.
Another half.price sale for Monday,
June 8, at Miss l.. IL. Townsend's, SO
i Washington street.
Misses Bernice and Evelyn Cross and
Ralph Duke of Northield spent yester-
day in town with friends
George Cross and Fred Green were in
town last evening, returning to their
home in Mortified this morning.
Call l52-W Tor furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates. Vermont Trucking 4 Sales Co.
A regular meeting of local 48S, M. p.
u, will be held in the band room Sunday,
June 4, at o'clock. A. T.. Milne, Pres.
Wanted---50,0 600 dozen fresh eggs. Bring
them in any quantity, large or small, and
we will pay cash for same. Barre Cream
cry,
| Mrs. c. L. Newton returned to-day TO
her home in Randolph for the summer,
having spent the last six months in
Barre.
Miss Lucy Hero, who has been visiting
relatives in East Barre for few weeks,
returned yesterday to her home in Chi
cago, Ill.,
Joseph Walker of st. Johnsbury, a
well known retail monument dealer, was
business visitor in the city yesterday
and to-day.
Baseball, Barre A. c. VS.. Goddard;
Granite City trotting park, Saturday,
June 3. Game called at p. m. Admis-
sion, 25c; ladies', l0c. Grandstand free.
Dr. G. j. Rumrill and John Manchester
Of Randolph were in the city yesterday
while ON their way to Greensboro, where
they intended to spend few days fish
ing.
Thomas r. Waterman, tenor solist, vo-
cal teacher and coach will be at IL We'll
lington street Monday, June 5, from to
8 and 7 to p. m. Tel. 1871 or Hotel
Barre.--adv.
Charles BedelIi, who was formerly en-
gagged In the retail fruit business here, |
arrived in the city yesterday for a visit |
of several days with friends. Mr.. Bedelli |
ia now located in Boston.
Fred O'ConnelI, who has resided for a
number of years at IL West street, moved |
this forenoon to Montpelier, where he
win reside on Berlin street for the pres
ent. Mr. O'Connell will still retain his
position as collector.
Miss Ethel Even of Orange street. who
is taking a vacation from her duties in
the office of the National Life Insurance
Co. in Montpelier, left this morning on a
trip to Hartford, Conn, and New York
City.
A return game between Spaulding high
school and Montpelier high school will be
played at Intercity park Monday after.
noon, the game to begin at o'clock,
when Spaulding hopes TO make up for the
lefeat yesterday afternoon at the hands !
If Montpelier
Francisco Ortez. Walter Cowie and I
lanes Ingram will leave the city this
evening for New Haven, Conn, where
hey are to have employment in the plant
If the Winchester Repeating Arms Co.
Upward of 90 Barre boys and men have I
ound employment in the Connecticut
rms plants since last autumn.
Tibaldo Gabelloni of Cambria street
eft this morning for South Ryegate.
where he will meet a party of Italians
Fho are concerned in the Blue Mountain :
ase that appears in the Caledonia county
curt at st. Johnsbury Monday. Mr..
iabelloni win act as interpreter for the
Italians concerned in the case.
A. B. Chapman of Johnson and Mrs.
. r.. Hatch Of Craftsbury returned to t
heir homes this morning by automobile, d
fter making visit of few days at the
ONE of J. M. Hatch at l75 Brook street h
Irs. Hatch will accompany Mr.. Chapman d
$ far as her home in Craftsbury, and O
IF. Chapman will make the remainder OF
ne trip alone to his home in johnson. q,
A party OF 25 young people from this j
ty motored to GraniteviIle last evening, r,
here they were joined by about as
ANY more at the home of Miss Violet
colt. The affair was in the form of :,
irprise for her 18th birthday. Music, :,
lmes and stunts were engaged in during 6
ne evening. just before midnight, Cas- =
er r. Spoor brought Miss Scott before -
le assembled company and presented =
er a bracelet watch on behalf Of the .
tests. Before dispensing Refreshments o.
ice cream and waters were served. .
Two pictures, the one faithful re- -
of familiar Vermont land
ape and the other a genre subject e'
hich will be recognized by many Scotch d.
,ople, are exhibited and admired by 81
any at Merchant street. Lliitpold 20
uissl, German artist who created the &c
terror decorations at the Park theatre, Ilre
tinted the pictures from small photo II
aphic copies of larger pictures made III
me time ago. Mr.. Nuissl recently com
eted the decoration of the interior of da
. Monica's rectory on Summer street Al
ID has been engaged to carry interior tn
ooratiou schemes in three churches, two be
Montpelier and one in Randolph. Sc
At the annual meeting of the Spaulding lin
gh school athletic association, which was 81
ID in the school assembly hall yester co
v, plans for the remainder of the spring ia
d the fall athletics were discussed. Ae- ES
unit was taken of the financial condition OF
the association and officers were elect phi
as follows: President, Henry Ii. Jack pa
n; treasurer, Norman Gordon; secre- =
~, Victor 0ssola. On account of the 10.
,agre support accorded the baseball
am nv toWnspeople and students alike | A