The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-10

will be set soon. The bankrupt owes
$902.3l for wages and his liabilities on
notes and accounts amount to l5,050 30
His assets include stock valued at S9500
machinery and tools, sl,l00 and sum,
mer cottage at Marshfield $500.
| Senator William F. Dillingham; arrived
in the city this morning from Washing
ton, D. G., to spend the week end dur
| ing the congressional recess.
| Misses Louise Bernadini and Jennie
, Bartlett passed the day in Burlington.
| To determine the definite amount of
enthusiasm which may exist in the city
for a baseball team a meeting has been
called for Monday evening at 1880 o'clock
| in the memorial room OF the city hall.
Players and fans and anyone interested
have been urged to attend and it is prob
able that something will be accomplished
toward supplying Montpelier with ball
team during July, August and Septem-
Der.
John Bartlett completes tonight his
duties as driver at the fire station and
viii be succeeded by Ralph Lathrop.
Harold Mack has commenced work in
the G. z. Megrath store where he will
be employed during the summer months
Mrs Edgar d. Sloan of Main street
has been taken to Heaton hospital for
treatment and an operation may prove
advisable.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Jane
Wilson, whose death occurred yesterday
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John
Leach, on First avenue, will be held Mon.
day afternoon at o'clock with Rev. j..
E. Taylor of the Peoples church of.
iciating. Mrs. Wilson was II years old
and native of Belfast, ireland. She
leaves two daughters, Mrs. Leach and
Mrs. G. +. Wells of Montpelier, two
brothers in Cincinnati, Ohio. and sis
ter in California Her husband died six
years ago.
Commencing to-day the freight Offices
of the Central Vermont and Montpelier
& Wells River railroad viii close Sat. |
urday afternoons at o'clock until and
including September ,.
Weather and ground conditions permit |
ting, the Spanish A. {. ball team will
open its season this afternoon at Inter
city park by playing the Italian A. c.
second team.
Members of the Montpelier seminary
faculty and students left last evening
and this forenoon for their respective /
homes 10 spend the summer. Teachers
in the grades OF the public schools whose
homes are outside Of Montpelier left this
morning for their homes
The band concert for last evening was
postponed until next Friday night be-
cause Of the weather. A permanent
place Of the concerts has not vet been
selected although it has been suggested
that the school campus on School street
would be an ideal location.
Mrs. Kate Lowe returned today from
Mass. where she attended the
radiation Of her daughter. Ruth L.
)eming. from the Training School for
Nurses Of the Holyoke hospital
Fred Dobcy completed his duties To-
lay al tho Argus Office where he has /,
zen employed as pressman for the past :
years and leaves Monday for Ran !
.olph where he has secured a position.
Alderman r. c. ShurtleT. a delegate
o the Democratic national convention
{ 81. Louis. viii probably leave for that
ity tomorrow.
Miss Frieda Hill. Who has been resid-
lr with Mr.. and Mrs 3. J.. Spoonsr dur
lg the sctooi year. vent to-day 70
.orth Calais - spend the summer.