The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-27
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, MAY ~, 1916.
The Weather
Sunday probably fair.
TALK OF THE TOWN
New curtains at Fits.

III 'hbiSs Rtuuioi b'poJ sluuits
II Goddard VS.. |. A. G. in double heade
H at the Berlin street grounds Memoirs
H day, forenoon and afternoon.
II Your last chance to sea Goddard an
i the Italians playing together at the BeI
H lin street grounds Memorial day In
double header, forenoon and afternoon
adv.
H The salad course of the progressive
dinner viii be served in France Mrs. n
i Veale's, Liberty street, and will consist
of chicken and celery salad, with mayor
naise dressing, hot rolls.-adv
There will be special meeting o
Granite City camp, No. $685., NJ. w. o
A., on Monday evening NJ 1880 Their,
will be class adoption Of several candi
dates. The members are especially asked
to be present on that night.
All sons and grandsons of honorably
discharged soldiers or sailors of the war
of lS6l-65 and any visiting sons of vet.
Grams in the city are invited TO march
with Maj. l.. A. Abbott camp, No, Ia, on
Sunday, May rs, also Tuesday, May 80.
The Washington County Farmers Blu
reau association will hold its first an
nual meeting for the election of officers
and for the transaction of other bust
ness at the Rowland hall, Barre, Thurs
day afternoon at 1890 All farmers of
the county are invited.
All members OF Major L. A. Abbott
camp, No. Ia, Sons of Veterans, are re-
quested to meet al the camp room Sun
day, May 2,s at $3.50, to act as escort to
r. B. Crandall post; also Tuesday, May
80, at o'clock, for the same purpose.
! By order of the commander.
We are having an encouraging sale Of
tickets for the progressive dinner" just
step into c. s. Andrews shoe store and
buy tickets for your family. The second
course will be served in Sweden, Mrs.
i. ID. Martins, IL Averill street Here
you viii have baked fish with dressing,
riced potatoes, rye bread and black cof-
fee.-ady.
Evening drawing school rebates will
be given at The city clerks office
Monday, May 20. Between $50
and p. M, drawing and models made
during the l9l5-l6 term should be taken
home. All work not claimed at the Math-
ewson school building on above day may
be destroyed. Disegni ed modelli saran
no ritornati agli STUDENT la sera del 20
Maggie dale 61a allie g. ,Anci Lavori
che non saranno reclamat ehiesti per
posta saranno distruti.
The big game for Memorial day win be
staged at the trotting park between the
Barre A. G. VS.. Green Mountain Athletics.
Gallagher who will be remembered as
the boy who handed the |. A. G, a row of
goose eggs last Labor day, will be on the |
firing line for the B. A. G., while Palmer, |
the Y. V. NJ. leading pitcher, is slated to
do the twirling for the Green Mountain I
boys. Both of these pitchers are left I
handlers and both are recognized as the |
best around. You win make no mistake
in attending this game. Admission, Csc;
ladies, Zoe. Grandstand free. adv.
A detail OF Barre and Montpelier Do
kies, sixty strong, unless there are eley-
enth-hour arrivals to recruit the ranks,
will motor TO Orleans Tuesday morning
for one of the semi-occasional ceremo
malls OF Suadah temple. No, l40, d. @. X.
X. Arrangements have been completed
for banquet to be held at o'clock
in the town hall at Orleans and the cere-
mony incident TO the reception of
1eophytes will take place Immediately
tfter the evening meal Upward
If thirty candidates for the Memorial
lay viii march through the alkali coun 4
ry Washington county Dokies will head
he procession in the number of recruits
PRESENTED. n
Diversion for passersoy and sustenance
or those who pause to purchase is Of
cred in an ingenious popcorn and roasted
Ieanut vender recently installed at G..
4. Marrions corner tobacco store All II
1 the mechanism Of the apparatus is
utomatic and except for the vender who
sraps the corn or peanuts in air tight
no one needs to tend the III
Machine. Electricity propels the device
nd gas heat is generated to roast the HI
eanuts.~ The machine. which arrived III
rom the factory in indianapolis this III
eek, is similar to the popcorn vender
lstalled in the lobby of the Park theatre
lst winter and is one of a few devices III
f its kind in operation in Vermont. III
Miss Beatrice Mann was rendered a III
shower at her home, ll5 III
range street, last evening when some
nirty of her girl friends invaded the III
ouse and conveyed TO the hostess her III
rst inkling of what was about to take III
lace The house had been attractively Hi
eeorated with pink roses, apple bios III
ms and ferns. Gifts were showered III
d the prospective bride in variety. Aft III
ward a very amusing mock marriage III
as celebrated parts in the ceremony be- III
q assigned to a number Of the young III
omen present During the evening re-
eshments of punch and waters and ice
cam and cake were served by Mrs. II. iii
Houghton, Mrs. William Mckenzie, iii
RS. Eta Eastman, Mrs. Walter p. III
,ott and Mrs. Frank Jameson. The iii
sdding of Miss Mann and J. Frank Hun III
n is TO take place in the near future. III