The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-18

III fedug 10 hdng curtains at Abbott s.
II Soiled jersey corset covers Zoe. Knight
II Children's colored wash dresses for Z
II at Abbott's.
U Suits, underwear and shoes at the Uni
H versalist vestry.- adv.
II Edward j. Bartlett of Plainfeld wa
H business visitor in the city yesterday
H Sanitary methods and prompt servic
/ are the watchwords at Ross Depo
/ square barber shop.
H AT Berlin street grounds Saturday
H May 20, Goddard VS.. Italian A. @. Weaf
er and Comolli will be pitted agains
h Davidson and Quinn.
H Michael Mcdonald of South Mail
street returned to the city this forenoon
from business trip to Wells River anc
| Woodsville, n Fl.
\ DIR. +. M. Lynde was in Burlington
to-day, where he conducted clinic OF
Appliances for Root Canal Work" be
fore the Vermont State Dental society.
Goddard VS.. /. A. G. at Berlin street
Saturday, May 90 The Italians will try
to defeat the team that won three of its
four Massachusetts and New Hampshire
games.
J. r. Kinney, Mrs. II. J. Quimby anc
Miss Emile Frazier left Tuesday morn
ing by auto for Boston. Miss Frazier has
been spending few days at her home on
East street
Judge II. w. Scott of Richardson street
returned to the city to-day from Bur-
lington, where he has been attending the
annual convention Of the grand lodge OF
Odd Fellows.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Cutler. who were
married in Montpelier last eve.ng, left
the city this morning on wedding trip
by motor, after having been registered
at Hotel Barre.
Miss Ruth Humphrey and Miss Pearl
Densmore left this noon for Mortified,
where they will attend the junior fes-
tivities at Norwich university for the
rest of the week
Friends of Miss Vera Bjork, former
resident Of this city, win be glad to learn
that she has secured position in the
| insurance Office OF Starkweather and
Shepley of Providence, R. |.
1t is strange why so many people suf-
fer with their feet when they can have
them absolutely cured az Miss Roben's
Chiropody Parlors in the Averrlf block.
Call 444-l3 and | win tell you.--adv.
The Italian Gaiety club has selected
May % for its May dance and com
mittee, appointed after the April dance,
is working on arrangements for the af-
fair. The dance will be held in Rowland
hall.
The Ida Read w. G. r. u. will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs.
F. D. Beckley, Park street. All mem
bers are requested to come and hear the
report of delegates from the county con-
yention held at Waterbury
AT meeting OF the Epworth league Of
the Hedding NJ. T., church, held in the
league room at the church last evening,
the following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year; President
G. G. Carpenter; first vice president, Miss
Ruth Glysson; second vice. president,
Miss Eileen Parks; third vice president,
Miss Mary Shorey, Miss Corinne East
man; fourth vice president, Miss Ruth
Sowden; secretary, Dean Davis; treas
urer, Hildreth Martin.
Coach Charles Hoernle and his Goddard |
seminary baseball team returned to the |
city yesterday from their trip through !
Massachusetts, and New Hampshire with |
a record of having won three games and |
lost one. At Hanover, in defeating the |
Dartmouth freshmen, the seminary |
gained victory over a college twirler
who had not met defeat in four years
of preparatory school baseball, and who
had only recently defeated Andover acad-
I.Dl1 -, . 10 !
The student body at the seminary ac-
corded the players, coach and manager
warm reception on their return to the
hill.
Students at Goddard seminary are
bending their efforts to the presentation
Of minstrel show to be given in the
school chapel next Tuesday evening.
Coach Charles Hoernle has beer enrolled
as one of the end men and there are to
be additional features. The proceeds are
10 be used in meeting the expenses in
,ident to the sending the seminary
track team to Burlington next week for
The annual state interscholastic meet. In
,harge of Coach Kinney, the Goddard /
athletes will leave Barre on the morning {
rain of Friday, May 26. reaching Bur {
ington in time for the P-eliminaries, ,
which are to be held this year on the day !
preceding the finals.
G. f. Smith, auctioneer, sold fer NJ p.
at Worcester Corner, Tues h
Law afternoon % small, ordinary grade
Jersey cows, three or four of them old
md cows that come in last fall and win n
err. part of them not bred, balance com
ng in this fall and winter, that averaged
Al 90 Mr.. Smith was in South Cabot
II Hookerville, yesterday holding a gen
raj farm sale for c. +. Scribner, 10 cows,
rade Holsteins. most fresh in the past
wo months. sold from Sal to sos. several ii
t them selling between $40 ana SIS,
air of farm horses, 10 and Ia years old
rought 1921; young cattle, shoats, hens
nd farm tools brought good prices. A
ad rainy day and hard travelling, but
that a good crowd were
n hand and the owner expressed himself
= heinz we'll pIess ed with the sale. III