The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-05

score was II 10 q in favor of the marriel
men. The single mems battery were Re
gan, the well known young high sehoo
pitcher, and +. II. Mcintyre, a recen
high school first baseman. Rev W. {
Harvey looked well ON the married mem
team, for which he qualified recently
He made two hits and two good catcher
in deep left field. Stuart, who cam,
from Burlington for the game, cracked
out two Dagger in the third inning anC
single in the sixth and did some COCO
base running. Emery was the big hitter
of the day, with a double and three sin
giles.
Achilli Cavanchni has moved to North
field, after many years residence here.
Mrs. Bridget Sexton is in very pool
health and her son.in.aw, John w
George, has returned from his work in
Barre to care for her.
Stillman Joyce and Celeste Gelpi were
here over Sunday and Labor day from
their work in Mortified.
Mrs. Glenn Gilman is i'll and her moth
er and brother were here from Randolph
yesterday to visit her.
Patrick Garland, formerly of this place,
died recently in a hospital at Lawrence,
Mass. as the result OF an accident in a
mill where he worked His wife died last
spring There are six children and j. b.
Garland OF this place, their uncle, has
been with them since their fathers
death.
d. C. Carney was home over Sunday
and Labor day from his work in Frank
lin, \. H. John Mccormick from Milford,
| y. H., William Addie and William Ken
NEEDY from Barre, and l.. I, Chadwick
from Windsor
Sunday guests at the Bascom house in
cluded Mr. and Mrs Arson Cook and
Miss Cook of Middletown Springs, Mr..
and Mrs A. c. Cheney of Casteton, n.
y. Mr.. and Mrs. II. |. Long and George
H. Gross of Penacook, y. H.. Charles
Ford and Mrs. t. X Morse of Fitchburg,
Mass, Ellen Rowell OF Rochester Mr..
and Mrs l.. w Kezer OF Pelham, \. II.
The White River Railroad Co.'S new
Stanley steamer ear. the first of its kind
in use for rail service. and said to have
cost $4,000 made its first regular trips
yesterday. taking the place Of the old
style steam car service, twice day each
way from Rochester to Bethel. 1t is a
neat and eapacious car and was geuer
ously patronized on its maiden trip.
Miss Lena Lyford, who for several
years has worked here, is now employed
at South Randolph,
Mr. and Mrs D. G, Wilmot Of Barre
were here yesterday.
Jason Abbey of Plainfeld was here
yesterday. calling on relatives.
One of DR.. O. v Greene's first duties
on returning from his l,000mile trip to
east Maine was to notify A. B, Goodwin. |
the Bascom theatre manager, OF an order
of the state board OF health to the effect
that during September boys and girls IN
der Is are to be excluded from moving
picture exhibitions in this and three !
other counties The order seems hardly |
necessary here but will be strictly com
piled with by Mr.. Goodwin, unless modi |
fed or revoked,
c. T., Bartlett OF the Boston treasurer's
office was at home over Sunday and the |
holiday,
A pleasant reunion of the Wilson fam
lily occurred last Sunday at the old home |
in this village with 80 members of the |
immediate family in attendance, includ |
ing the mother Mrs Mary L. Wilson. II
children, Is grandchildren and four |
daughters law Dinner and supper |
were enjoyed together and the entire
party attended morning worship at
Christ church where Rev. Charles c. Will
son preached and was assisted in the
service by Revs. w Benjamin Reynolds
and Robert G. Wilson Ten Of the party
are college graduates.
Miss Gladys Wilson goes to-day to
New York where tomorrow in party
of about 80 teachers she will sail for
San Juan, Porto Rico, where she is en-
gagged to teach year in a government
school.
The Universalst ladies will have a
dime sociable, to which all are invited at
Oliver Barrows' tomorrow from , to 5
p. m.
Nelson L. Sheldon OF Boston spent last
week here and in Gaysville.
Miss Ruth McAllster of Hallowell,
Me. is visiting an aunt, Mrs. Donate
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Davis and their
son, Edward returned Saturday from a
i've days tour of the White mountains
md western Maine They made the trip
from York Beach.
Karl Greene of Glen Cove, \. V, who
vas here earlier in the season. came for
lis family Saturday, also taking home
o Palmer, Mass, Raymond Greene, who
lad spent the summer at DR.. Q. d.
ireene's.
Miss Blanche Shepard returned Satur
ay to Berlin, n H., where she will con
niue her work as teacher of commercial s
ubiects at the high school in that city.
Joseph F. Wilson came Saturday from
.awrence Mass. for three weeks vaca
ion from his work as superintendent of
boys club.
Howard Tucker of Tunbridge was here
aturday and his wife and son returned 4
18th him after a weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs John Mccormack have &
cen at Patrick McCormack's for q few =
avs before returning to Rouses Point
. y. where Mr. Mccormack Is principal g
{ the high school. q
Emery Whitney has finished work for y