The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-16
TALK OF THE TOWN


New style parasols at Abbotts.
Best six hose Doe, 5Oc, at Vaughan
Mrs. Henry Chase OF Waits River
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
John Pietta returned this morning e
his home in Waterbury, after spending
a few days with relatives in Barre.
George Harrtos and John Petris OF
Burlington were the guests of George
Maniatty of Prospect street yesterday,
John Clarke of the A. Tomasi block
left this morning for his former home in
Rutland, there to make visit of several
days.
Anyone having articles for the rum
mage sale at the Universalist church and
unable TO deliver them, please call 260-M.
adv.
Miss Maude Dixie and Mrs. Alex Dun
can We're among the Barre Rebekahs who
went TO Burlington this morning to at
tend the state convention of Rebekahs.
Miss Della Lebaron has returned TO
her home in Waterbury, after spending
few days in the city as the guest OF
Miss Mary Bosworth OF Merchant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Cook of South
Main street left the city this afternoon
for Wocott, where they are to spend
several days in the home of their son,
George H. Cook
Through inadyertence the name of
John w. Vaughan was omitted from the
list of delegates elected TO represent the
Church of the Good Shepherd at the do
cesar convention in Montpelier, as print.
ed in Saturdays Times.
Dr. +. II. Clapp of North Grafton,
Mass, is the guest for a few days of
his brother. w. j. Clapp of Washington
street. He expects later to proceed to
the Canadian line on few days fishing
trip.
The regular meeting of Harmon re-
view, No. l. w. b. A. o. T. NJ, will be
held in the X. of p. hall Wednesday even
ing. May II. at 1880 o'clock; initiation,
program and refreshments. Guards in
uniform. Both social and benefit mem
bers are requested to pay all rates and
dues before this meeting. Record keeper !
at hall at $50. I
Two teams signalized their entry into
the race for the amateur baseball cham
of the city by coming together
at the Berlin street field yesterday when
the Deacons defeated the Bar Flies, to
7. SASH and J. Tomasi were in the
points for the winners and Williams,
Burke, Ingram and Massie did the bat Il
terry work for the defeated team. Home
runs by Burke and Bianchi and 0ssola's
shree-ply swat We're features.
Norway spruces brought to the city Il
Sunday morning from the Totman nurs-
'ry in Randolph were divided yesterday,
.he water department taking 5000 seed.
ings, while 1900 went to the park com.
mission and the remnant to the cemetery
The work OF setting out
he spruces assigned to the water de-
,artment began at Orange reservoir to-
lay. The park commissioners and the
OF cemeteries are getting
heir share OF the transplants into the
round as rapidly as possible.
Goddard seminary won its second game
1 the Massachusetts, New Hampshire
rip yesterday by defeating-St. Anselm's /.
ollege at Manchester y, H., by the scoIe !,
I TO l. The visitors batted clean
nd hard while St Anselm's could do but
title with Davidson" is the explanation q
iven by Manchester dispatch to Il
-oston newspaper. Goddard is credited
18th 10 hits. as against four for the col \
lgians. Tomorrow the seminary team $
lays the Dartmouth freshmen at Han o
yer. n. H., and after that the team viii b
ave for home, arriving here Thursday o
forming. o