The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

H ureat values In all kinds wash good
H at Vaughan's
II Delore Minard of Waterbury was i
/ town on business Monday.
\ Amateur developing and printing a
/ Shores Studio, Depot square.
H Born, at the City hospital May g.
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bottici.
Born May 20, at the City hospital Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Bennett, a daugh
ter.
Don't forget to see the game to.mor
\ row between Goddard and the |. A. G. a
i 4:l5.-adv.
| Weaferi will once more face Davidson
tomorrow, when Goddard and the |. A. G
meet at 4;l5.-adv.
Aldrich public library will close every
evening during the summer months at
o'clock, beginning June 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Deerng of North.
field visited at Mrs. H. NJ. Houstons on
Maple avenue through the day yester-
day.
The Hedding choir is to give farewell
reception tonight to their choir leader
Miss Eleanor Sands, and everyone is in.
vited.
The members OF the Sunday school of
the Universalst church will hold their
birthday social in the vestry Friday even.
| ing.
Dr. d. G. Jarvis OF Orange street re-
turned this morning from Burlington,
where he has been visiting relatives for a
few days.
Fred Julian returned to-day to Spring
field, where he is employed, after spend
ing few days at the home of his father
on Harrington avenue.
Miss Doris Farrar, WHO formerly lived
here, visited friends in the city Monday
and Tuesday, and returned to her home
in Boston last evening
George w. Hunt an inmate of the Sol.
diers' home in Bennington, is visiting
friends in town for few days. and Wis
tied Crandall post, No. So, Memorial
day.
The Church of the Good Shepherd
Thursday, Ascension day, holy commun-
ion at l0:30 a. m. The every member
canvass will start Thursday afternoon at
! o'clock. The canvassers will be carried
to the different points by auto.
A meeting to hear reports concerning
proposal to organize welfare league
in Barre viii be held in the city court |
room this evening, beginning at s o'clock. |
1t is expected that the agent Of the wei |
fare league in Montpelier will be pres
ent. All interested are invited to at
tend.
Now we come to beautiful and pic
turesque Japan and China Mrs A. J. +
Young's. 80 Eastern avenue Here we
NH, aud ,1fraa gar.,aJ Tar
anese style, rice, rats and waters. Now
there is the trip back to the church and,
for those who are unable to walk, a ride
home. Take the doctors advice and
walk if possible adv.
The Spaulding high school basketball
trip to western Vermont during the past
two days was not satisfactory inasmuch 4
as the team with Loranger pitching lost
to Burlington high school at Burlington
Monday by the score OF le to and the
game with St. Albans high school at st.
Adams, scheduled for Tuesday afternoon,
had to be cancelled because OF rain.
Alexander Emslie OF Maple avenue,
who is employed at the Wilson & Gaul
Wholesale agency at the kempton mills |
IN South Main street, sustained a pain. :
ul injury this morning that may result /,
n the amputation of the third finger on
he right hand. Mr.. Emslie was handling
,arrels when the digit was crushed as :
{ became caught between one of the
ooped receptacles and the platform of !,
dray. A physician who was consulted =
ressed the finger. A part of the finger !,
vas removed and it is feared that fur !
her amputation may be necessary.
Holiday competitions attracted large t
lumber of golfers TO the Barre Golf
hubs course yesterday and throughout d
he day the links were much used. In P
he forenoon tombstone competition, Pc CO
er Brown won first place The second 81
onor went to w d. LOWE and John Les D
G was the runner-up for the second po
ton Many spectators looked on while lct
ne competitors stopped at tombstone at Y
arious points along the way. In the er
fternoon competition against Boyle tn
Gorge +. Milne beat the colonel by two. tn
n interesting competition between j. c. ID
obertson and A. ". Freeland in the in
me event found the two golfers tied to
II second and third positionat the wind IN
Among the visitors IN the city over the ~
,lidsy were the follow people: MIR. py
I'd Mrs. c. A. Ketchum of Salem, Mass, =
ISIS Irene Bullock, +. NJ, Bullock, B. Ii. s.
illock and + G. Broadbent OF Burling 4 I'M
n. NJ c. Flanders OF Tunbridge. Fred III
Dudley of Randolph, H, H. Carroll of M
A. J. Samson Of Gleas Fails,
Y. Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Davis and Mr..
ID Mrs. A. Wesson and Miss Madison of HI
awhile. 4. c. Lamb Of Burlington, +. J.. III
bby of Milton, DIR. and Mrs. H. n. I'LL
ckson of Burlington, NJ. ". Jones, jr.. XII
Winchester, Mass, NJ. +. England of
,ston. NJ. J. Terry Of South Ryegate, HI
,orge Smith Of Woodsville, \. H., w. J. III
urray OF St Johnsbury, W. r. Bishop III
Burlington and MIR. and Mrs. H. ID. III
lmiter Of Providence, r. l. MI