The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Get flag either to-day or Monday
| Coupon and % cents at The Times Office
| Be sure and get one OF those Time
flags for Memorial day-9Sc with coupon
For Sale-Saddle horse to be sold cheal
at once. Write to IN. +. G." care Times
William Durkee of South Main stree
is passing the week end with friends II
South Ryegate.
Paul Hill of Montpelier is spending q
week of his vacation at the home of hi
mother on Summer street.
Call l52-W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates, Vermont Trucking g. Sales Co
Because of the death of his father
Perley Haskell did not accompany the
members OF the Goddard track team to
| Burlington.
Ten dollars allowed on your old sew
ing machine in exchange for our special
guaranteed $35 sewing machine. Il. A.
Prindle Co., Depot square.
A meeting of the Glenugie club will be
held in Clan Gordon hall Saturday, May
n, at 1880 p. m. Ticket holders please
attend. Per order president.
Postmaster George W. German, Miss
Elizabeth German and Mrs. German of
Cliff street went TO Burlington to-day
for a weekend visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Allison Wheatley and
| Mr.. and Mrs Frank Richardson visited
relatives in town through the day yester-
day, returning to their homes in Brook
field last evening.
Walter Geddes of Washington street
and Ralph Lawliss OF Kirk street left the
city this morning for New Haven, Conn,
where they have secured employment
with the Winchester Repeating Arms Co.
All clergyrlen, their wives, all veterans
of the Civil and Spanish American wars
and sons of veterans, who reside in Barre
City or Town, are invited to the Memo
rial day dinner May 80 Per order Me-
mortal day committee.
A special meeting of the Bonaccord
Football club will be held in the club pa
vilion this evening at 1880 o'clock. All
members are urged to be present, as there
is to be an election of picnic committee.
A practice soccer game will take place
Tuesday, May 80 Memorial day, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon.
Rev. Edgar Grassland of Wellington
street returned day from Burlington
where he attended last evening a banquet |
at the 44th state convention Of the Young |
Mems Christian association of Vermont. |
The occasion also marked the 49th an
niyersary of the state Y. M. G. A. com
mittee.
Mrs. George Chapman and her brother,
Sorden O'Brien, of Canaan, n. H., arrived |
in the city yesterday, having been sum
moned here by the death of their brother,
William r. O'Brien of West street, whose
funeral was held this morning. Others
from out of town who were here for the
funeral were John O'Neil of Moretown, f
Miss Mary Sweeney of Middlesex and
John Dalton OF Moretown.
The advanced pupils of Mrs Grace Cut
Ter gave recital at the home OF DR.. and !
Mrs t. d. Martin last evening. The par
ors were filed with parents and friends I
II the young people All the numbers
we're rendered with skill which showed
much careful training and practice and
he affair was a credit To both teacher
nd pupils. Mrs. Cutler gave vocal solo
which was much enjoyed.
This morning at 80 o'clock the mem !
,ers of the sophomore class at Spaulding I
Ugh school, accompanied by eight of the =
eaching staff left the city for Woodbury. :
iond, there to enjoy their annual class
uting Eight automobiles were required
o transport the students to the picnic
They will return to the city
arly this evening. Yesterday the Spsuld.
ng seniors, busy Just now in qualifying a
or the final examinations in June, turned
rom their books for day and enjoyed &
pleasant outing at Berlin pond, the
rip being made in hayrack. Members p
the faculty accompanied the class and h
he trip home was completed around $3.50
clock last evening Il
With most of the young blood at God "
ard giving its whole attention TO the d
ate interseholastic meet in Burlington
aseball has a monopoly on the interests ST
sport loving fans in Barre to-day. NJ
paulding high schools team, which has W
zen hoeing a hard row on the diamond
lis year, is to try conclusions with ST. NJ
academy at the Gospel vii II
ge campus this afternoon at o'clock. al
Dach Browns underlings have shown La
arked improvement in practice this
eek and close score is anticipated. At la
arlin street, the Italian A. G. and st. da
nselm's college of Manchester, n. H., co
Gently defeated by Goddard, will come be
grips. =
The summer colony of Barre people at -
-oodbury lake gives promise of the most
ccessful season in several years. Yes 4
rday Constable George L. Morris closed :
deal whereby he purchases from A. G.
elson a building lot at the west end of Z
e lake and intends to erect thereon an
,-to-date cottage in the near future. 4
mong the newer cottages is that of viii
Whiteomb of Washington street, who
Gently returned to Barre after passing 4
e winter in Florida. Mr.. Whitcomb's .
ttage was completed late in the sum :
er of 1915 and will be occupied by the (
mily this season. A. G. Nelson of
IRE. who has been instrumental in de.
Looping the Woodbury. lake region as a
mping resort and recreation ground, is
Hiding a cottage near the east end OF
e lake.
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