The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II Dance in Rowland hall Saturday nigh
III Carrolls enthusiastically.
II Miss Flossie A. Tyler left the city to
II day for Lisbon, N. H., where she expect
TO remain during the summer.
Stanley Marsh of the Plain6eld roa
has returned to the city after passin
several days with friends in Enosbur
Falls.
II Charles Pampo., of the Barre evenin
II drawing school left the city this mornin
Y for few days visit in Bennington an
II vicinity.
H Mrs. Arthur S. Martin and children
II and Mrs. John Glib of Maple Grove lef
II the city yesterday for Queen City park
H South Burlington.
II Miss Lucille Robinson left the city Thu
\ morning for Morrisville, where she is t,
4 pass the summer with her parents, Mr.
\ and Mrs. F. +. Robinson.
II Will the finder Monday evening of the
II $40 BILL rolled in an old handkerchief
please leave same at The Times office
and receive rewardf Property of an aged
lady.--adv.
The mission for the men of st. Mon.
ica's church will open Sunday, June i.
iHc oiNtI VI tAtTC1bBS iOf tnt Ncch VIII
be announced at all the masses on Sun
day morning.
To Rent-Large furnished front room
at Elmore street will be vacant June
IL. Steam heat, electric lights, hot and
cold water, with bath and closet. None
but desirable person need apply. Apply
to Mrs. Bert Humphrey, 2 Elmore street,
or tel. 1862.
George H. Upper of South Main street
leaves the city morrow evening for
Montreal, P. O., where he has secured a
position with the st. Adams Hardware,
Plumbing & Heating Co. Mr. Upper
was formerly employed in the hardware
store of Reynolds & Son.
Mrs. j. J. Dhshner Of Washington
street left the city this morning for st.
Johns, p. O., where she was summoned
by the illness of her mother En- route
Mrs. Dashner planned to join her brother,
Napoleon Ether OF California, who is
coming east to visit at his former home
| in Canada.
Members OF the freshman class at
Spaulding high school left the city this
morning for their annual outing at Ber-
lin pond. -Four horses were required TO
draw the ray rack used by the students
in making the trip. Representatives of
the nigh school faculty accompanied the
freshmen.
After the graduation exercises in the |
opera house Lass evening, members of the |
outgoing class gathered in the assembly |
hall at Spaulding high school for what |
was probably the last gathering of the |
1916 class until the reunion at the alum
nj banquet in 1917. Geddes' orchestra
furnished music and at one time and an
other during the evening, 80 couples were
enjoying the dance. Members of the fac
ulty were entertained as guests of the
class. At intermission refreshments of
punch and waters were served. The dance
came to an end shortly after midnight.
Rev, Frs Moore, 0'F}rien and Hurley Of
Worcester. Mass, who have been conduct
ing a mission for women at st. Monica's
church this week, will close their series
of services at the mass Sunday morning,
To morrow evening a mission for the
men Of the parish will begin. Through
out the week il Is expected that services
win be held daily at $50 o'clock, 8 O'Clock
and again in the evening at 30 o'clock.
The mont Catholic attendance at the serv
ices this week has been very large and
men may avail themselves :,
,f the opportunity to hear unusually fine
pulpit oratory next week.
Masonry in Barre is to be well repre-.
'ented at the grand conclave of Vermont
hasons of all degrees in Burlington next
week. The first session opens Monday
morning and the convention will not adj
ourn until Friday Three Barre Masonic
win be represented as fol-
ows Granite lodge, No. 35, F. and A. NJ. :
frank X. Beard, Sidney Kidd and Will
lam Cole; Granite chapter, No. 20, r. A. :,
H., Gordon Watson, Arthur ID. Young \
nd Charles G. Scott st. Alderman com
nandery. No. IL, Knights Templar, Frank {,
}. Small, WaIdron Shield and Clinton F. :,
,iillar Many Masons who are not Off
tally designated as delegates plan to at
end the conclave at one time or another \
uring the week. u
H. G.. Hefner of Denver, Col, who is
ne of the moving spirits in the commit !.
ee that is completing arrangements for VI
he National Retail Monument Dealers
ssociation annual convention in Cleve @
ind in August arrived in the city this Vi
anu IL IeBlsNtitu iloiti
lille making a stay of several days in
he Barre granite belt. Mr.. HefBer called st
t the Office of the Granite Manufactur n
IS association and greeted Secretary H. eli
. Human. who showed the visitor
trough some of the larger granite sheds. "a
efore leaving the city Mr.. Hetner will N
Iake his first trip TO the QUERIES on an
rillstone HILL A large number Of manu- n
'cturers and quarters are to confer
it'll Mr.. Hefner in regard to Barre gran -.
e exhibits at the Cleveland convention. !. !
Among the visitors in the city yester ~
" and to-day were the following peo no
e: Miss Alice Paige of Somerville, ~.
ass, W. G. Clifford of Bethel, L. NJ. 70
,ott of st. Johnsbury. Miss Besulieu of =,
ontreal, p. O., L. w. Macdonald of
,mervile, Mass, John King Of Adrian, -
ich., w. r. Eastman Of st. Adams, Mr..
Id Mrs. NJ. Charmsud and Mile. Char
aud Of Montreal, ?. O., A. I. Maynard -
Brattleboro, J. W Hsnley of st. Al
ms, Mrs. c. J. Wright and Miss c. j. mo-
right Of Sherbrooke, P. O., II. g. Elrod -
st. Albans, F. n. Osborn Of Brandon, 7
A. Bryant of North Adams. Mass, al az
r. Boyee Of st. Adams, J. B. Bracket epf
Portsmouth. y. H., Z. B. Bailey Of :
arlington. NJ. Alexander Of Montreal, for
@, Mrs F. H. Hamilton and Mrs. J. r. tor